The Republican journal., 1922-01-05
WINTERPORT

Mrs. George English returned TUESDAY
TO her home in Mattapan, Mass.
Mrs. G. HI. Clements is very comfort
able at this writing, but is very i'll.
The Delta Aalphs s. S. class served
supper and enjoyed social at the NJ. E.
vestry Saturday night.
The friends of Mrs. Geneva Freeman Of
this village regret her serious illness at
the home of her daughter in Maiden,
Mass.
Mrs. Eva Fellows of Bucksport, widow
of Hon. o. F. Fellows, returned with
Mrs. T. G. Fellows Saturday night for
few weeks visit.
willism Rowe of Hartford, Conn, and
Hiram Rowe of Boston, were called here
last week by the death of their mother,
Mrs Emily C. Rowe.
Mrs. Joshua Treat, Jr.. chairman of the
Christmas sale of Red Cross seals, reports
200 sold, also the five dollar bond to
Cushing Chapter, o. L. S.
Court Waldo, Independent Order of
r0rHSIeIS, Dciu q piCdSoht SSSioi tohSS ~
their hall Tuesday evening for the MEM
hers and their invited guests.
Mrs. T. G. Fellows returned Saturday
night from Bucksport, there she was
called Wednesday by the death of her
husbands uncle, Hon. Oscar +. Fellows.
Mrs. F. c. Knowles pleasantly enter
tanned the C. H. M club at its first win
ter meeting Friday afternoon. Selections
by Knowles orchestra were enjoyed by
all Refreshm snts were served.
Mjzpah Rebekah Lodge held its annual
installation Wednesday evening, Jan. f.
Mrs. Carrie Coulliard, D. D. P. of Do
rothea Dix Lodge, HampdeD, was the in
stallina officer. Supper was served at
$50
Members of the twoWinterport oranges
re locking forward to the all day meet
ing Saturday, Jan. 7th. The officers of
Su nrise grange are to be installed by G.
H York. Northern Light grange is in
vited.
Garfield Lodge. /. O. o. F., elected the
folio wing officers at its regular meeting
Monday evening, Dec. 10th: N. G., Fred
Fer maid; " G., George E. Cole; secre-
tary, Charles c. Moody; treasurer, Jas.
A. Carleton. The officers will be INSTALL
ed on Monday evening, Jan. 9th
Gushing Chapter will hold its annual
installa ton Wednesday evening, Jan. IL.
On
following committee in charge: Mrs. Is
tena A. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
L. Drew; committee on resolutions of re-
spect for past matron Hannah S. Mason
Hill, Mrs Annie R. Fernald and Mrs. An
ME B. Clements.
The pageant presented at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Sunday evening,
Dec. 25th, was much enjoyed by the con-
greeation. The appropriate Christmas
decorations and the home scene around
the fireplace were tastefully and effec-
lively arranged, and much credit is due
those who prepared the stage settings as
well as to those who took part in the
message of the pageant, which was Car
ryine Christ to the Child" Those who
took part were: Rev. C. A. Purdy, Mrs
Rose Nickerson, Mrs. Annie Green, Mrs
C. r. Hill, Miss Jessie D. Baker, Joshua
Treat, Jr., Ethel, George and Arlene
Clark, Doris Arey, w. H. Lord, Adria
Leonard, George Lord. Evelyn thompson,
Ella Bolan, Arlene Staples, Lillian Bean,
Earl Staples, Edith Bolsn, Barbara Dun
ton, Thomas Purdy, Joseph Eldridge,
Frances Dunton, Arthur Dunton, Guvan-
us Dunton, Donovan Gilman and John
Lane.
The death of Mrs. Emily c. Rowe oc-
CURED at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Her
bert Crockett, where she had been board
ing ! few months. Wednesday morning,
Dee .28th. She was born in Sedgwick
-s<ver four score years ago. being the old
.er daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
III uckins Lufkin. She was a woman of
keen mentality, well educated and sue
ce ssftil school teacher before her MARI
age. Although living to an advanced age
she retained her faculties to a remarkable
degree, and held her interest in life until
her last illness, being good company for
young or old. her humorous sayings and
q u,ck wit being much enjoyed by her
many friends. She was a great reader,
fond Of good literature and fine poetry,
while in domestic attainments she was
unexcelled. She was the widow of the
late Reuben Rowe and the mother of two
5 ons, William and Hiram. both of whom
. urvive her. her only sister died few
years ago. The funeral services were