The Republican journal., 1922-06-29
WINTERPORT


in Massachusetts.
Miss Jennie Grant is at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Brown.
DR.. T. H. McDonough of Milo was
professional visitor here recently.
Miss Daisy Young of Portland visited
her relatives here few days last week.
Mrs. Richmond kierstead of Presque
Isle has been visiting her relatives here.
Mrs. Ira G. Young is improving from
a delicate operation performed by Dr.
Jarvis b. W Gods of Bangor.
Miss Charlotte Parker has returned to
resume her duties as nurse In the ST.
Barnabas hospital, Portland.
Mrs. Isaac Rankin is in a Bangor hos
pItal, receiving medical treatment which
all hope may prove beneficial
Harold Merrill and cousin, Miss Cor
inne Barnard, returned to their respec-
tive homes in Boston in the formers car
June 18th.
Percy E. Campbell, Chas. S. Mason,
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bean of Somerville,
Mass, came by auto recently for a stay
in town.
Philip Foley, who has employment
with the Eastern S. S. Co., has been the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
2. Foley.
The Delta Alpha S. S. Class were de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. +. E. Dun
ton at her home recently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hurlburt of Boston came
in their car recently to spend their vaca-
ton at the home OF her parents, DIR. and
Mrs. Z. ii. Boyington.
Miss Geneva Thompson, who has been
teaching in Millinocket, Miss Grace
Thompson, who taught in Dover and
Miss Charlotte, who taught IN Iorrlng-
ton, Conn are at the home of their
mother, Mrs. Margaret Thompson.
Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., and Miz-
pah Rebekah Lodge observed their an
nua Memorial Sunday June 10 at their
hall. Hon. Leon F. Higgins OF Brewer
was the speaker and appropriate musical
selections were played by Knowles or
chestra Owing to the inclemency Of
the weather many members were pre-
vented from attending.
The following members of Mizpah Re-
bekah Lodge attended the district meet
ing with Bay View Rebekah Lodge of
Stockton June 16: Mr.. and Mrs. G. C..
Moody, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Carleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fernald, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. NeaIley, Mrs. Leslie Clark, Mrs.
Ralph Lane, MIS-, Annie Ritchi, and
Mrs Annie B. Clements.
The Junior Exhibition was held at
Union Hall, Monday evening, June IL.
The eadings were varied and each stu
dent rendered his or her number In a
manner that reflected much credit on
them and showed the benefit of good in
struction The program: Prayer, W. II.
Lord; piano solo, Clara A. Knowles, en-
cored; Josiah Aliens Wife Calls on the
President, Bessie E. Carleton; The Death
Bed of Benedict Arnold, Donald H.
Smith; The Ballad of Elkanah B. Atkin-
son, Clayton F. Grant; Reddy's Country,
Pauline F. Crockett. piano duet, Clara
Knowles and Kenneth Jewett; Old Ace,
Edith M. Gilman; Intensely Utter, Flora
E. Marshall; The Soul of the Violin,
Marion F. Cole; Laddie, Sara T. Reed;
piano solo, Kenneth E. Jewett, encored;
How the Church was built at Kehoe's
Bar, Adelia E. Parker; A Yankee Court
ship Edmund C. Richie; Mr.. Pickwick
in Dilemma, Lillis E. Hopkins; Casey
at the Bat, John S. Parker.* Excused
Friday, June 10, the annual graduation
of the high school was held at Union Hall
before large and appreciative audience,
including many from out of town. The
hall was effectively decorated with the
class colors green and white. The stage
was banked in green and the class motto.
"Nulla Victoria Sine Lahore" occupied
a prominent place in front of the stage.
Festoons of the class colors were taste
fully draped in front of the balconies, the
entireeffect being a most pleasing one. The
following were seated on the stage, Rev
C. A. Purdy, the faculty, Principal Har-
old P. Andrews and assistant Wilfred II.
Lord; the superintendent of schools,
Frederick Nj. Nickerson and two men,
bers of the school board, Chas. c. Glenn
ents and Arthur j. Edmonds. The seven
members of the graduating class entered
between aisles of undergraduates to the
strains of an inspiring march played by
Knowles orchestra and marshaled by
Donald II. Smith, class of '23, to their
seats on the stage. Each girl graduate
carried an arm bouquet of beautiful hot
house roses. Following is the program
OF the exercises: Music; prayer, Rev. c.
A. Purdy; music; salutatory, Service,
Doris B. Purdy; class history, Cataarine
.. Foley; Honor Essay, Perseverance.
M ,rgaret j. White; prophecy, Frances
r Eldridge; music; presentation of gifts,
Margaret l.. Morgan; address to under
graduates, Donald A. Lang; valedictory,
Nulla Victoria Sine Lahore, (No Victory
Without Labor Doris l.. Clemeuts; pres
entation of diplomas; singing class ode;
benediction.