The Republican journal., 1922-11-23
FRANKFORT.

The new post Office is nearing compile
ton.
P. w. Hall has recently purchased a
new Earle car.
Mr.. Leo. lie San of Bangor has been in
town demonstrating the REQ Car.
Mr. Frank Curtis of Rockland has been
the guest of his brother, Sllas Curtis.
Robert Mckay of New York visited
friends and relatives in town recently.
Harry Hall of Bangor was in town re-
Gently calling on Percy Hall and family.
Michael Cuddy has gone to Stonington
where he has employment for the win
| ter.
Miss Ola Scribner was recent guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Scri
bner.
Miss Phyllis McCard is the guest of her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Drake.
Miss George Mclaughlin was recent
guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo Lesan in
Hampden.
Miss Hannah O'Mahoney of Belfast
liz, recently.
Mr.. Frank Page and Harry Maxwell
were fortunate to get deer while gum
ming up river.
Miss Esther Elliott, who has been the
guest of Emma Cuddy, has returned to
her home in Bangor.
Mass was celebrated at Church of Holy
r ,sary Sunday, Nov, IL. Rev. FIR. T. j.
O'Mahoney officiating.
The teachers of the Village Schools
have rented the John Libby house and
will do light housekeeping.
Rev. C. A. Clark, former minister in
the Congregational Church, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Scrbner
DR.. F. P. Latin and family of Ellsworth
have returned home having been the
guests Of their parents for week.
Mr. Eddie Batchelder of Millinocket
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Freeman Batchelder, few days ago.
Mrs. F. w. Reid is spending few days
in langor, the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Samuel Strickland on Montgomery St.
The teachers of the public schools spent
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Nickerson of Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs Bo1gia Donlin have re-
turned to Medford, Mass, having been
the guests of Mr.. and MIS- P. H. Donlin.
DR.. and Mrs. F. P. Latin and children,
Catherine and Charles Allen, are spend
ing a short vacation with relatives II
town.
The Messrs. Frank Sylvester ant
George Otis and wife were called hom'
by the death of their sister, Mrs. Ear
Chapman.
Mr.. George Pierce passed away at hi
summer home here Friday, Nov. 10, MI
Peirce has been in poor health for som
time but able to be out.
Mrs. Herbert Smith and son Harol
Cox, who have been visiting Mr.. an
{ Mrs. John Preston, have returned to thei
home in Dennysvilie. Me.
t Messrs. Frank Page, Robert Treat an
!. Mr.. lie San have been hunting. Nj
Page returned bringing fine deer wit
= him. Mr.. Treat and Mr.. lie San remain
8 ed q few days longer.
Mrs. Earl Chapman formerly Margare
n Otis, passed away Wednesday, Nov.
6 after a long illness at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Otis. In
4 terment was at Winterport.
Several of the Frankfort ladies' calle
:. at the High school recently to see tn
new piano and were all much please
|, with it, and the musical selections give
: by the principal, Mr.. Warren.
!. The primary and grammar schoo
: united in giving a short program IN tt
grammar room Friday, Nov. 8, to whic
all the parents and friends were cordial
invited. A treat of cakes and cand
were furnished by pupils and teachers.
Mrs. Owen Sweeney ST. passed ava
at her home Thursday, Nov. 2. ST
leaves to mourn her loss four SONS, Jame
Owen, Ambrose and William Sweene,
two daughuers Mrs. Annie Finnegan {
Bangor and Katherine Sweeney Of Frank
fort.
Mrs. Helen Clark accompanied by Nj
and Mrs. Llewellyn Clark of Wei
winterport, motored to Fairfield and bac
Sunday, Nov. 5. While there they calle
on Mrs. Margaret Hopkins who il q
Sanatarium and her many friends will
glad to hear she is very much improve
in health.
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