The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-06-12

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Inc annual County Convention of the ". c. T.
y was held in the ITnivCrsalist Church on Friday
last The church vas very pretty decorated fur
the occasion. The session opened with the deVo.
tional hour led by Mrs. W. i. Conant, after which
Miss A. A. Hicks, county president, called the
meeting to order. The report of the last wears
convention was read by Miss Emily +. Miller, Of
Searsmont, secretary pro TEN. Miss Miller then
! submitted her report as treasurer memorial
sermon in honor of two of the sisters who have
been called cup higher'-NIrs. Abigail Patterson
and Mrs. c. Mckenney-was conducted by Mrs.
Eliza Hunnewel Mrs T. Thomdikc, supcrin
tendent, reported for the department Of mothers
meetings and Mrs. W. Il. Conant, superintendent
on sunday Observance. At y NJ. the nuontilt
prayer made by Emily f. Miller, ana after q
few minutes of silent prayer the morning session
closed with singing the Temperance Do>ology
Inc afternoon session opened with devotional
service ledby Mrs. Charles Moore me following
reports etc. We're received amt read Narcotics, by
Mrs. Fannie Frost Temperance Literature. Mis-
| h. e. Frye; Flower Mission work, Miss a. 4
Ticks; Social Purity Miss u NJ. Emery Juvenile
work, Miss II. j. Murray, of Buruh1m We. T. t
The reports from fire departments showed nearly
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individuals ra.cb.d tnirton,, t,,,. 1y,o,,,,,,,,
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distributed and ~, I'M. ,n.,,I,,'r. ,...i,ol
most excellent r,n.r .-u..pr,tto,- j, ,barartr,
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Jmon) was read ly Mrs. A n. CWrk and ai-
cussed by the mcmtor. III, ( y...,.,....
an original poem ON rro,ii.it.n ut.-
Hicks was ri cIcrt,l co,nty t,r.-f,lenr ,na wv.
superintendent Of eparlments ,ycr, ali II. ,,,,t..
Miss E. F. Miller va. clqrt.i ro,.,tv -..roto,,
ana Mrs. Emma Moore. rrcl.,,rr ,Ii.- N.,,
Collier was elected sun,rinf,pdrn- II ,,.,,nar.,.
teaching in the SUNDAY schools Resolutions. vt.re
adopted Affirming LOYALTY % thr National W. q. III
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,., . r. l."'''' 9'''''''' ny
'o""lu hh'I prohibition diut cquu suffrage. ann
endorsing the stand taken hv tuuuty tttlllIrl VI
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''S 81" ''r'i' '' sag ''"''IN7 't7t' tN4ltl
the election Of officers half hoUrws9 spent whut
was called a workers conference. III Nh rln.u nf
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"'ii'n -hiS. mary /. iajhI"V, Whoi&' Ntcn N!tt|u-
quietly In the rear was inv cd forward rt prt -,nt
ed 10 The convention II.r r..,.,rl ,,.... ,r 4:
~ Nii''"ii' ~ 'N'''iN1 "''' very Ut"
allucuNc ana Mighty appreciated. itry- L. IHt
favored the convention WIN n>rrtIer+ all. n4,fIt
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discussion y carefully prepared paper dbl " nae
Value OF Fruit A. Il p;trt of ..,y ,t..Irh, ,I,--
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T. r. Mixer was lea'', am' disclosed by Nr-.
Lathrop, Mrs :. Bickn.n Ifa, nj jta,...,. ..,,...
thor ,r,
" 50 ''''" 'I''tI N-Hl Singing 'Ilt~J W.
the lie that Binds, and Itne lection iv Rex + H.
Payson
1,bc b,,,l .. ,, NJ,
''' '""i'" was Wen Hlltt ut pms evening" ~r-
sion The scripture lesson was rtal hy Mrs A.
T. Clark nresi,I,nt ,,f tt ,,.or ,...:. I'LL