The Republican journal., 1922-04-27
WINIERpORT

Mrs. Annie W. Green has gone TO Iar-
mouth for an extended stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole returned Thurs
dsy via S. 5. Camden, from a month
stay in Belfast.
Albert d Snow is in a critical condition
resultino from a severe stroke Of paralysis.
on Thursday P. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo A. Hopkins Of Mon
roe were Sunday guests OF MI ana MIS-
Albion p. Richie.
Mrs. Chas Wells Of Buxton is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank /. bussey. odTins
the formers illness.
Gerald Atwood of Bangor recently
spent a few days at the home OF MI. ana
Mrs. Joshua Treat Jr.
Miss Harriet T. Moody has been spend
ing a brief vacation at the home OF heE
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Z. {.
/. Moody.
There will be a grand May ball at Union
Hall on Monday evening, May !. hno"-
les orchestra will furnish music Tor the
occasion.
DR.. j. A. Lethiece of Brewer was called
here in consultation with DR.. r. D. Wal
ton of Frankfort last week, on the case OF
F. 7. Bussey
John II. Young superintendent OF road
construction crew. under the State hish-
way Commission left Ihursd1y LOT Au-
eusta to begin the season.
At Crocketts theatre next SATURDAY
pipht the Pioneer picture, Out OF the
Depths featuring Violet Merserean and
Edmund Cobb will be shown.
Chester L. Barrows, Rev L. A. furdy
DR.. l.. H. Smith and Ross A. thompson
are among The most recent purchasers OF
automobiles in the village.
Judge Ellery Bowden was in Belfast last
week attending S. J Court, c. c. Moody
attended as grand jury man and Willis ).
Carleton as traverse jury man.
The Delta Alpha S. S Class met Mon
day evening, April q, at the home OF Mrs.
j. H Foley. The box social was enjoyed
by the members and their invited guests
Ira Hurd. patrolman has begun his sum-
mers' work on the Winterport section of
the Atlantic Highway smoothing it and
keeping it in condition for the heavy
seasons traffic.
Wilfred H. Lord will occupy the pulpit
of the M. E. Church at the regular morn
ing services. the pastor Rev. c. A. Purdv,
being in attendance at the E. NJ. Con-
ference at Machias.
Fred A. Young, John Furlone and Har-
Ian Bowden. left Thursday morning for
Augusta. They are members OF the road
construction crew of which John H.
Young is superintendent.
The fair, sale of aprons, fancy articles,
II nj n
der the auspices of Gushing Chapter, 0.
E. S was an unqualified social and imam
cisl success.
The livery stable connected with the
Commercial House has been taken over
by the Winterport Auto Dealers Associa-
ton and work has already started towards
making it a modern garage and service
station.
Garfield Lodge, |. o. o. F., and Mizpah
Rebekah Lodge attended the regular
morning services at the M. E. Church
Sunday morning in observance of the an
niyersary of the order. Rev. G. A. Purdy
pastor of the church, gave fine discourse
on the text, "Visit the fatherless and wi
dows in their affliction and keep thyself
unspotteJ from the worlt.'
The sudden death of Rev. Charles A.
Carleton, pastor of the NJ. E. Church at
Mars Hill, on Sunday morning April 10,
was great shock to his relatives and
friends here in his native village. He had
held pastorates in Corrina, Presque, Isle
Island Falls, Brownvile and Mars Hill,
and was much esteemed by his many
friends. He left wife and son, his pal
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Carleton and
sister, Mrs Byard of the village. The
funeral services were held at the Nj. f.
Church here, Wednesday afternoon and
were participated in by the superinten-
dent of the conference. Rev. Mr. White
side of Houlton; the Revs. Carle N. Gar
land and Albert E. Morris of Bangor.
Mr. Baldw of Bucksport and the local
pastor Rev C. A Purdy, Howard Lodge,
F. and A. NJ, attended, in body and per
formed the impressiveri es of their order.
There was a profusion of floral offerings
from his family and many friends. James
H Foley was funeral director. The bear
ers were James A. Carleton, Leslie Mayo,
Leslie Clark and Mandel Smith. The
pastors mentioned above all took part in
the committal service at the grave in Oak
Hill Cemetery where the interment took
place.