The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1886-09-02
Temperance Camp Meeting at NOrthpOrt.

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Maranocook, and Northport- the anase-
ment of Col. Harrington, Of Fryeburg, who has
had twelve years experience in the business. lie
receives percentage from the passengers brought
over the roads and on the boats, and provides the
music and entertainment. For the Northport
meeting he secured the services of the Brunswick
Juvenile Band, one of the finest in the state, com
posed of young men whose average age does not
exceed sixteen years; Mr. and Mrs. Bent of Port
land, cornet specialists; Mrs. Ada Cary Sturgis a
sister of Maine's famous songstress Annie Louise
Cary; Bertha webb, of Portland, the prima donna
girl violnist; Annie Wiley organist, and Prof.
Owen of Buxton, conductor.
The band arrived saturday morning, playing
lively airs through the streets of Belfast the
way to Northport
Saturday was Chldren's Day. The meeting was
opened by band concert. Prayer was offered by
Rev. A. $. Ladd of Bangor. Rev. A, A. Lewis, of
Winterport was chairman and addresses were
Besse, of Thomaston, c. T.. Haskell, of Sears
port, L. L. Hanscom, of Rockand and A. 5. Ladd
of Bangor. Mrs. Sturgs sang solos Mr.. and Mrs.
Bent gave selections upon the cornet, Miss Bertha
Webb charmed the audience with her violin and
was repeatedly called out, and Miss Anna Wiley
presided at the organ.
The afternoon exercises opened with band con.
cert Mrs. +. T. Cain, of Wateryille, General
Sup. of Juvenile Tcmplars of Maine was the first
speaker. Her remarks We're mainly in the interest
of the juvenile temples, which are feeders for the
Good Templars. At the close of her remarks
Chief Templar NJ. J. BOWS little daughter Lulie
who is only six years old, delighted the audience
by singing the "Ballad of the Tempest" The
afternoon speakers were Revs. G.. W. jenkins. of
Belfast, Clifford of Camden Bean, of Washington
and Nanton Of Penobscot. Mr.. jenkins said that
during the six months he had resided in Belfast
before; that in all the private club rooms liquor.
were drank, young men spending their evenings il
these places and that parties who went to the
shore for clam bakes always carried liquors Will
them. The situation here is certainly bad enough
but Mr. jenkins has overdrawn the picture
The music in the evening was substantially q
repetition of the afternoon programme Remarks
were made by V. b. Gushing, of Bangor and Mrs
II. +. Knight, of Decring, Vice Templar of the
Grand Lodge, rected the cold Mans story" 4
temperance production.
sunday morning the attendance was much larger
than on the previous day. The steamer Rockla
left Belfast at 4. NJ with a goodly number OF
board. Later special train of nine passenger
cars containing about 800 persons arrived at Bel
fast from Skowhegan and intermediate stations
and embarked steamer Rockland for tho
grounds The steamer PenObscOt brought about
800 from Bangor and intermediate landings anc
de barge arrived from Bangor at noon with 300
ru Wv Pt i NV Were present al the morning eN
than 5000 in attendance.
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