The Republican journal., 1922-10-26
WlNTERpORT

Mrs Chas. Wells of Buxton Is vlsltlnl
Mrs. F. T. Bussey.
Mrs Annie Green entertained the A
t. F. s. S. class Monday evening.
Garfield Lodge, o o. f., is havini
degree work at nearly every meeting thu
fall
Mrs. Laura S. Clark is making a steady
Improvement at the E. NJ. G. Hospital IL
Bangor.
F. w. Carleton has recently installed
several Fairbanks Morse lighting systems
in Liberty
Friends of George w. Grant will hope
that he may soon recover from his pres
ent illness.
Mrs. John Cole is spending a week
with Mr.. Cole at the j. w. Blaisdell
residence in Belfast.
The movie program at Crockett's thea
tre are continuing to meet with the ap-
proval OF the patrons.
Captain j. H. Thayer was at his home
here Monday, while his schooner was
discharging at Stonington.
John and Fred Young and others from
this locality employed on State highways,
spent the weekend at their homes.
NJ and Mrs. Folsom, who have been
.ei- home here several weeks. left
morning for I ieir home IN New
Mr.. and Mrs r L. Clements and daugh-
ter Barbara were Sunday guests OF her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Bar
den, in South Monroe.
4 large number Of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs from here expect to attend the
reception at town hall, Monroe, Wednes-
day evening for Mrs Alice NJ. Palmer,
President of the Rebekah Asse embly.
Mrs. Julia White of Whites Corner,
who has been seriously i'll over five weeks,
had sufficiently recovered to permit her
removal to her home Sunday. Her nurse,
Mrs. A. E. Lufkin. accompanied her.
News has been received of the death of
Fsunie (1avenerl Blackwell in Seattle,
Wash, on Oct. 13 Mrs. Blackwell was
the Oldest daughter Of the late Capt. and
Mrs. George Havener of this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Arey received a
telegram announcing the sudden death OF
A. warren Gould of Seattle, Wash. lie
had beel on five months tour of the
Eastern States, including Maine, and was
stricken with heart failure when within
ninety miles of home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Bussey were called
to Corinna recently by the death of Mr..
Bussey's sister, Mrs. Caddie Lawrence,
at the age of AZ years. Mrs. Lawrence
was next to the youngest daughter of the
late Capt. b. F. Bussey of this town
Besides her husband and mother she left
several brothers and sisters.
A Bangor wedding of considerable in
terest to their Winterport friends took
place Thursday evening at O'Clock a.
the home of Rev. Ashley A. Smith al
which time Capt Henry T. Lamb of New
York was united in marriage to Mis-
Gladys Estelle Erskine of Etna. Mrs
Lamb was teacher here two years age
Capt Lamb is the youngest brother o
Mrs. Alberta l. George of this village.
We wonder if the weather man cal
hand us out greater variety of weather
than he gave US last week. A thunder
shower, rain storm, snow &lab hurri-
cane, brilliant rainbow, intense and un-
seasonable cold for the month of Octo-
Der, and possibly other minor varieties &
wind and weather not minutely noted
1t is reported that several hundreds Of
barrels of apples were frozen on The trees
in the orchard section of the town.
A very serious accident was narrowly
averted Friday afternoon when Grace
Knowles, aged five years, was crossing the
street and was run into and knocked
down by an automobile, which came
upon her unawares Beyond several mi
nor bruises and a severe bruise on hel
cheek little Grace was practically unin-
jured. No blame is attached to Mr. Lord
the driver of the car, as the child hac
aIighted from a truck and passed behind
it to cross the street when he came down
and saw her when almost upon her, just
in time to apply the brakes and steer the
car away from her.
The comedy drama, Forest Acres, =
will be presented at Union Hall on Thurs
day evening, Nov. End, by the Delta
Alpha S. S. class of the M. f. Sunda,
school. Attractive specialties will be in
tIoduced between the acts including q
unique musical number under the direc-
ton of Miss Jessie Dole Raker. Music
will be furnished by Knowles orchestra.
Home made candies will be on sale anc
refreshments served after the drama
Admission 25 cents, aud the proceeds will
be used in assisting in the finances of the
NJ E. church. A fine st of character