The Republican journal., 1922-03-30
WINTERpURT
High school closed Mach gath for
two weeks vacation.

Miss Juanits Hill of Houlton is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. X.
Hill.
The sum of 500 was cleared from the
sale of tags town meeting day. The pro-
ceeds will be used by the athletic associa-
ton.
Mr.. and William Hill of Watervilie are
hill for few days.
Helen Downes and Roy Fernald, stu
dents at u of NJ, are spending the Easter
vacation at their homes here.
The Misses Catherine Hill, Doris Arey,
and Cornelia Fernald are at their respec-
tive homes during the Easter recess of the
Z. NJ. N. s., Csstine.
International News, Joys and GIooms
and the Vitagraph p oduction of the Lit
tie Minister will te shown at Crocketts
theatre next Saturday evening.
F. F. Bsrden of South Monroe was the
guest of his mother, Mrs. A. A. Bsrden
and his sister, Mrs. R. L. Clements a few
days. He left Monday morning to attend
Farmers Week at Orono.
Mrs. A. A. Barden had the mi sfortune
to fall and cut her head badly, Monday of
last week An artery was severed and it
required several stitches to close the
wound which bled profusely. She is i'm
proving every day but has been a great
sufferer part of the time.
The following students of the high
school have not missed a day during the
ntor <ovc Of
Earl Clark, Abba Fernald, Edith Gilman,
Phyllis Haley, Lillis Hopkins, Abbie Hop
kins, Kenneth Jewett, Clara NJ Knowles,
Clara A. Knowles, Lemuel Lord, John
Parker, Adelia Parker, Lucy Parker, Dom
aid Smith, Eileen Staples, Evelyn Thomp-
son, Hubert Trip, Frank Wellman, Mar
earet White, Edna Woodman. Randall
Young, John Carleton, Norman Wilson.
This list includes Al per cent of the total
number of students 10 students or 10 per
cent were absent only one day. II stu
dents or "a per cent were absent two or
more days.
The following is the program present.
ed at the sophomore exhibition Tuesday
evening, March 21st: Piano solo, Clara
Knowles; prayer, Rev C. A. Purdy; cut
ting from Cape Cod Folks, Helen Curtis;
The Last Hymn, Minerva Wilson; The
Son of Abdallah, Lucy Parker, piano So
10. Adelia Parker; Mince Pie, Phyllis
Haley; Son Got the Deed Kenneth jew
EFT; The plymouth Fisherman, Erma
White; piano solo, Pauline Crockett;
Zekiel Pratt's Hurricane. Randall Young;
Toussant L'Ovcrture, Earl Clark; Lasca,
Grace Nelson; piano solo, Clara A.
knowles; Hand Car 412, Mildred Conant;
Jem's Last Ride. Clarissa Hackett; The
Victor of Marengo Lemuel Lord. At
tendance was $50; net proceeds S23. All
were much pleased with the excellence
of the recital and feel that the sophomore
class is to be congratulated.
At a Republican caucus held Monday,
March goth, the following town commit
tee were chosen: James A. Carleton,
chairman; Ofrie E. Moody, vice chair
man; Joshua Treat, Jr., Sears E. Little
field, Blanche Nealley, Hon. Charles NJ
Conant, W. H. Lord, Matte A. Carle-
ton, Ellie A. Barrows, Alice T. Arey,
Della T. Nealley, Fred M. Johnston,
Judge Ellery Bowden, Annie c. Glenn
ents, Frank w. Carleton, Annie c. Con-
ant, Carrie O. Learned, Ira M. Hurd, E. |
II. Boyington, Geneva Fellows; Effie A. |
barrows, secretary; James A. Carleton,
treasurer. The following were chosen !
delegates to the State convention to he
held in Bangor, April 9th: Judge Elery
Bowden. Orrie E. Moody, Hon. c. Nj.
Conant. Delegates to the District con-
vention to be held in Bangor on same
date: w. II. Lord, James A. Carleton
and Ellie A. Barrows. Voted that each
committee serve as alternates for the
other.
At the annual town meeting held Nom
day, March 90 the following were chosen
town ofiicers:-Moderato Judge Ellery
Bowoen; clerk, d. NJ Spencer; seIectmen,
c. c. Moody. Willis j. Carleton, Llewe
yn Clark; treasurer, E B. Nealley; COL
ector of taxes, Fred Merry; school COM
mittee, Frank C. Knowles, term of three
years; Arthur j. Edmunds, term of one
year; town agent, Charles NJ. Conant; |
auditor of accounts, Charles NJ Conant; |
fire inspector, c. c. Moody; fire warden,
9. c. Moody and Ralph w. Lane; road
Clarence Brown, Horace
measurers of wood, bark, lum
Der, etc., l.. E. White, Walter Marden, B. |
(. Chandler, S. A. Newey; sealer of
Gather, E. S. Young; sealer of weights |
ind measures, Seth H. Morgan; con-
stables, Fred Merry, Frank Neatly and
Ralph Lane. The town autho. lied the
'electmen to sell the Winterport Town |
Farm, at such price as they are able to
eceive. Voted to appropriated 5000 to be
,sed in providing proper equipment for
athletics in the high school. |
Also voted to authorize the superintend-
ng school committee to appoint school |
physician and raise 500 for said purpose. |
Voted to accept as public road Gushing |
street, extending from Main street to the
lebanon road in the village. Voted to re-
build the Coles Corner bridge. Express
lions of thanks to those who have been
in providing the lot. gifts of
money, labor, interest and loyalty for the