The Republican journal., 1922-01-19
WlNTERPGRT

Kenneth Neatly spent the week end at
home.
Miss Pauline Martin of Boston is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hackett
Mrs. Geo. L. Clark who nursed Mrs. G.
H. Clements during her illness, has re-
turned to her home in Hampden.
Howard Lodge, F. & A. NJ, held its an
nua installation on Friday evening, Jan.
| 49, the retiring Worshipful Master, Elvin
NJ. Arey, acting as installing officer in
most able and efficient manner. Leslie
w. Mayo was Marshal. The following
officers were installed for the year 1922:
w. NJ, Frank Downes; S. W, Herbert
Hall; j W., Charles S. Linnott; Treasur-
er, Lewis Atwood; Secretary, Ellery Bow
den; Marshal, Leslie w. Mayo; S. D.,
Capt. Charles Crockett; j. D., Raymond
Csrleton; S. S., C. E. Bowden; j. S..
Herbert l.. Crockett; Chaplain, Carroll
l.. Young; Tyler, William K. Fernald. A
fine oyster stew was served by the fol-
lowing, chief cook, Benjamin Eaton;
cookies, Leslie Clark and Horace Clark.
Interesting remarks were made by Of
ficers, members and past worshipful
masters.
Garfield Lodge, l. o. o. F., held its an
nual installation on Monday evening, Jan.
9, d large number being present. The in
stalling onicers were ID. D., G. M. Moore
OF Brl wer, ID. ID. G. Marshal, Ellingwood
of Brewer, and the following officers en-
suite: G. W., B. G. Patterson; G. Chap
lain, r. G. Kinesbury; G. S, P. G. Nick
eGson, all of Wildey l. o. 0. F. Lodge,
Brewer; G. T. P. G., c. R. Hill; G. l. G.
P. G E. B. Nealley. The following Of
| ficers were installed: N. G. Fred A. Fer
nald; V. G., George E. Cole; Sec, Chas.
c. Moody; Treas, James A. Carleton;
W Carroll l.. Young; Con, Carleton +.
Young; Ch p Oliver w. Colson, X. s.,
John j. Arbuckle; l.. S s.. Herbert l..
L. S. N. g., Horace E. Nickerson; X. 5.
V, G., Leslie ". Mayo; L. S.V. G., James
! H. Foley; |. G., Ralph w. Lane; 0. g.,
Reuben A. Snow. A fine supper of cold
meat, mashed potato, hot rolls, pies, cake
and coffee was served by Sa uel Spenden,
Leslie Clark and Clarence l.. Drew.
Cushing Chapter, O. E. S., held its an
nual installation of officers Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Annie b. Hill, P. NJ, was
installing officer, assisted by Mrs. Laura
/ S. Clark, Marshal, both ladies deserving
much credit for the efficient and graceful
manner in which their work was per-
formed. Owing to illness the w. M.
elect was unable to be present. The fol-
lowing were installed: w. p, Captain
Charles Crockett; A. M. Mrs. bessie
Crockett; Secretary, Mrs. Annie R. Fer
nad; Treasurer, Mrs. Orrie E. Moody;
Conductress, Mrs Annie B. Clements;
Associate Conductress, Mrs. Laura S.
Clark; Chaplain, Mrs. Almanac S. Par
ker; Marshal, Mrs. Mabel C. Morgan;
Adah, Mrs. Grace Young; Ruth, Mrs.
Cora l.. Davis; Esther, Mrs Estella A.
Campbell; Martha, Mrs. Nettie d. Grant;
Electa, Mrs. Louvie Chandler; Warder,
Mrs. Ethel A. Knowles; sentinel, William
X. Fernald. A delicious banquet of cold
meat, mashed potato, hot rolls, salads,
cream pie, cake and coffee, was served
by Mrs. Estella A. Campbell, MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence l.. Drew. A past matron's
Jewel was presented Mrs. Effie A. Bar
rows, worthy matron of 1921.
The death of Clara D. Clements, wife Of
George H. Clements of this village, oc'
currsd Monday evening, Jan. 10. Sh,
had been gradually declining in health
for several months, and was under tht
care of nurse for seven weeks previous
to her death. She was born and Away:
resided in the town of Winteroort She
w.s the youngest daughter of the late
Charles and Hannah (Weston) Conant
She was united in marriage while younG
to George H. Clements also of WInterport
and they observed their flftieth wedding
anniversary in Feb. 1920 She was a
woman of exceptionally fine character, ad
cheerful and generous disposition, was
the very soul OF honor and much devoted
to her home, family and friends. In re-
ligious preference she was a true spirit
ualist Besides her husband she is sur
vived by three sons, Charles C., Elmer
H. and Harold W., all of Winterport, and
one daughter, Lillian w, wife of George
English of Mattapan, Mass two brothers,
Augustus of San Francisco, Calf, and
| Hon Cha les NJ Conant of Wlnterport
and one sister, Mrs. Lydia w. Clements
of Monroe, seven grandchildren, and sew
eral nieces and nephews The funeral
services were held at the residence, We'd
nesday at 1l.30 am. Rev Ashley A.
Smith of Bangor being the officiating
clegyman, George l.. Clark, Walter S.
Clark, Maurice G Clark and Amos N.
Conant were bearers. There were many
beautiful flowers from the family, the
brother, C. M. Conant, friends and from
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge of which she was
a valued member. The funeral director
was Leslie Sparrow of Hampden and the
burial was in Pilgrim Home cemetery,
Monroe beside her two children, Fred and
Percival, both of whom died in early
| childhood