The Republican journal., 1922-01-12
WlNTERPORT

Capt. J. H. Thayer is at his home herr
for sn indefinite stay.
Mrs. C. L. Young visited Miss Grac'
sColson for the day Saturday.
Mrs. E. B. Nealley is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Merrill, in WaterviIle.
Mrs. Florence Taylor of Belfast recent
ly visited her sister, Mrs. Annie B. Fer
maid.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Cuddy of Bostor
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John MCGEE for th'
week end.
Mrs. Gregg Black of Isleford has beer
the guest of friends here in her hom,
town, recently.
Miss Wilda Downes of Brewer was the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Downes, for the weekend.
Miss Elsie Pulk of Bangor is teaching
the primary school. Miss Porter, teach
er of the fall term, is unable to return
Mr.. and Mrs William Mason of Bos-
ton were week end guests of her father,
Gu vanus Dunton, and brother, F. E, Dun
ton.
Warren Gould of Seattle, Washington,
has been a recent guest OF his brother-in-
law, Elvin M. Arey. He had not been to
Maine fer several years.
Mrs. Nellie Kenney pleasantly enter
le,x L. fr, ~
day. The day was delight to all who
enjoyed her hospitality.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowe who have
been guests of her mother, Mrs Mary
Haley, left Friday to return to their
home in Hartford, Conn.
Miss Mary Hall who recently graduated
in telegraphy has been substituting at
Northern Maine junction during the va
cation of one of the regular teleeraphers
The First National attractions at Croc-
kett theatres this week is Constance Tai
madge, in the Search of Sinner. The
First National films are drawing large
crowds each week.
A wireless telephone was recently in
stalled at the home of F. H. Woodman by
the u. of M. Experiment Station. This
comparatively newly perfected apparatus
brings messages from far away places, to
be heard through the receiver the same as
an ordinary telephone.
Mrs. c. A. Campbell and Mrs. R. L.
CIemsnt attended the delightful all-day
session of Sunrise Grange, Saturday,
--~h.n Northern Light Grange were guests
vitation. The cordial welcome ac-
d to their guests, the delicious din
rovided, the able and pleasing ad-
uress of welcome by Mrs. Raymond Cole,
the installation ceremony and fine literary
program presented, and the good fellow
ship that prevailed, made Saturday an
other red letter day in the annals of these
two old time oranges, Northern Light No.
6 and Sunrise No. Al, both of which were
organized nearly fifty years ago. The
officers were installed by Past Master
George H. York of Sunrise Grange, as
sisted by Past Master Noah Wilson of
Sunrise and Past Master Annie B. Glenn
ents Of Morning Light Grange, Monroe.
-Mizpah Rebekah Lodge held it's annual
inst allation of officers at its regular meet
ing Wednesday evening. One of the
hest banauets ever served in the banquet
hall was served at g. 80, with past noble
rrand Mrs. Maud Young as chairman OF
the committee. During the business
routine reports of the secretary, treasur
er. trustees and visiting committee were
rend cred and accepted. The officers were
snst allied by D. d. P. Mrs. Carrie E.
sCou]liard and D. D. G. NJ Mrs. Rather
inc Allen, both of Doretha Dix Rebekah
Lodge, Hampden, assisted by the follow
ing past noble arands Of Mizpah Rebekah
Lod ae en- suite: grand warden, Mrs. An
ME B. Hill; grand secretary, Mrs. Annie
B. Clements; grand treasurer, Mrs. Alice
M. Young; grand guardian, Mrs. Addie
SHAW; grand chaplain, Mrs. Stella Foley;
The following officers were installed: N.
C. Mrs. Annie Fernald; v. G., Mrs.
MaryK Dunton; secretary, Mrs. Estella
A. Campbell; treasurer, Mrs. Ethel A.
Knowles; W.. Miss Mildred Nelson;
Con, Mrs Flora Strout; O g., Reu-
Aeu Snow;L G., Louvie Chandler; chap
lain. Mrs. Ruby Lane; r. S. N. g.,
Mrs Annie r. Fernald; L. S. N. g., Miss
lda NJ. Cole: r. S. v. g., Mrs. Frances
smith; L. S. v. G., Miss Grace Young.
beautiful past noble erand's jewel was
esented by Mrs. Anna Fernald to Mrs.
ura S. Clark in behalf of the lodge.
Interesting remarks were made by mrs.
Couillard, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
HiII. Mrs. ]. H. Thayer, Charles r. Hill,
/. II. Davis, Mrs Davis and others.
Visit tors were present from Eastern Star,
Hermon; Loyal, Monroe; and Portla'
H>-'ta1.
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