Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-04
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BxIrAsr, Nov. s.-Rev. J. A. Savage
preached very able and interesting ser
mon Sunday morning. on "Capiiai, III
History and its Rights" He spoke OF na-
suye ~ the source of wealth, OF the msn
ner the rich use their wealth; IT'S os'sin
and the using of gold and silver - me "
um of exchange and how commerce oiiki-
mated By this exchaege; the rights OF shs
cs pitalist And he claimed that the pronts
OF business should be made As pablc %
the employee as the wages OF the, employed
to the employer. On account OF the ram
there wss bur smsil attendance.
Schooner Helen White arrived from
New York Sunday. Schooner Sarah l..
Davis, Jones of Belfast, picked up seven
of the passenger ard crew who were IN the
collision with the steamer and vessel ON
the Jersey coast.
The postponed harvest concert was given
Sunday night at the North church. The
pulpit was very pfettily decorated with corn
husks hung from the ceiling to either side
and ia the middle was large string OF
corn. The pulpit table WAS adorned with
ounces and in the center sat the horn OF
plenty. On both sides Of the pulpit were
large heaps Of vegetables of all kinds very
,astily arranged. The children showed the
good traising they had received and all
spoke loudly and distinctly. The follow
ing is the programme:
Nr.ie Choir
Reading Scripture and Prayer by the Pastor
Music. Nhu'i
Saiutatory. Maud johnson
q citation, Harvest Avis Morrison
Music. Harvest song, Cniicren
Recitation. "Dear Little Leaves" sibley
s.ickney and Warren
Music "As We've Sown, So Shall We Reap"
Class Exercise. "The Certainty of Harvest. ;
Music. "The Garden Of the Lord." Choir
Recitation, "Praise God" Alice Poor
Music, "wha, Friend We Have in Jesus"
Mission Clas;
Recitation Autumn Helen Dunton
Music. "'Tis Harvest Time" Children
Recitation, Good Cheer" NJ. Hazeltine
Recitation, "The Cleaner" Amy stoddard
Music, The Busy Gleaner" Children
Glass Exercise, ''Autumn's Response to SPRING
Congregation sing bringing in the Sheaves-"
BenediGtion.
The church was, in spite of the weather,
closely crowded.
Mr. Charles Harris said that he threshed
more barley and oats than any other farmer
in Belfast. His oats laid out in q heavy
storm, but still were not very much black.
ed. And those that stood during the storm
were over weight.
The city schools commenced Monday fol
a term of seven weeks.
A three masted vessel losded with hard
pine arrived Sunday for Cat,rell. the ship
builder.
Mrs Cattrell has finished extensive re.
pairs on her house On High street
Schooner Albert W. Smith, Berry, ar
rived Monday. Schooner James Holmes,
Ryan, arrived from New York, Saturday.
Monday, Rev. F. S. Payson and Miss N.
J. Pierce were united in marriage by Rev.
Mr.. Burlington at the residence of the
brides mother. Mrs. ID. +. Pierce, on Mil
Ter street. They go to Boston and Waltham
this afternoon for short visit. None were
presen. but the near relatives. The schol-
ars Of Miss Pierce's Sabbath school class
gave her half dozen silver knives aud
forks with pearl handles. The ladies Of the
society gave Mr.. Payson silver service.
Mrs ID. f. Pierce gave them large
bible. Mrs. J. II. Burke of Mimi.
silver gravy ladle. Mrs. Sherman large
picture, Mrs. A. p. Mansfield l-2 dozen
silk haudkerchiefs, Miss Pierce's pupils
and the Principal of the upper Grammar
l-2 dozen silver tea spoons, lamp from
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carrie, l-2 dozen silver
knives from Mrs. c. +. Chapman, a cake
basket from Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Bill of
Fergus:Fslls, MINI, oyster fork, Miss
Hattie Clark, pie knife, Mrs.
H. II. johnson. Miss Pierce is one Of
Belfast's most esteemed young ladies. Mr..
Payson has been pastor of the Universalist
| church in Belfast two years and four
months. and has lately received call from
Bowdoinham, but has not decided where he
will settle. Mr.. Payson is a native of Hope,
Maine. We hope Mr.. and Mrs. Pay sons
path through life may be prosperous and
happy.