Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-22
SECOND DAY.
0aa Hundred aDd Fiity-nIDs
Delegates IN Attendance.
In 'Himous Reelection Of An lhs St,ta
G.aaFal 0hlcefs.


away and the afternoon vas one Of IN,
most plsasan, thus f,r this month.
Mrs. Bsrstst, the Syrian lady. coad ucs-
Cd the devotional exercises ct 0 A. NJ
There VISA very large stsendance and the
exercises were very helpful and interesting.
The convention WAS called to order q.
10 A. N. ard the minutes Of Tuesday Aft
Srnoon and evening we're read and sdouted
The president then introduced the
following hdies Who spoke britfy:
Mrs. y. ID. Wads. president Of Piscassqui,
connty; Mrs. r. 7. GriEdle Of BIsa Hill,
president Of Hancock county; Mrs A. n.
Parsons Of South Paris, one Of the presi.
dents of Oxford county; Mrs. Eivirs Ire
land president Of the Union .. South Yves,
Hsrbor; Mrs. Il. W. Keuniston. presidsn,
Of Oxford Union, Mrs. Annie B. Curtis,
president Of Penobscot county; Mrs.
+. L. Harvey. president Of the
orono Uri,n; Mrs. w. L Rogers, CORE.
spending secretary Of the Srsenyille u aion /;
Mrs Sarah Checker. president Of the Eas.
81. Albus Usion; Mrs. Blanche r. Brit
ton Of Guilford Mrs Nancy Evans, prssi-
dent Of the Madison Union.
These remarks we're followed by the
Singing Of the qasrtette and the president
called on several gentlemen who we're pres
en, Among those who were called upon
and responded were Rev. Mr.. Ross Of thi,
city, Rev. q. N. Besie Of Camden, DR..
Will Thompson Of Hallo-eli, Rsy. Mr..
Monroe Of Gardiner.
The report of Mrs ID. A. Wright of
Carbon on the sub ject of SOCIAL Purit, -
vas very comprehensive and bore unmis-
taxable evidences Of deep thought and
study upon this important feature in The
.ork Of the order.
regret be sent to Mrs. NJ. I. W. Merrill Of
Portland
Memorial Service.
The memorial service vas opened by
slnging by the qasrtette.
Tho corresponding secretary read the
names Of the members who died during the
year They are the following
Mrs. Ellen Brown Of Old Orchard to
whom the president made special siiusion +;
Mas Gsorgs y. Howe, Lewiston; Mrs,
Johnston, Orono; Mrs. Rebecca Kirkpat-
rick. Dsnforth, Mrs. Addis Sampson Of
Dead River
Mrs. Sarah Hayes, Belfast; Mrs. II. II
Johnson, Belfast Mrs. G.. McKenney. Bel.
fast. M. Malta no,,,.., =, wird,.n
A., :.
'entre' Mrs Deacon "eofge Alien or
Wsldohoro; Mrs. Il. Waterman of Me-
chsnic Falls; Mrs. Whitmore, Mrs. + Il I'D
Mr uu.I A.,
AsV"' VI hs''on' "fs' Lucy
Jburn OF Fl. Fairfield Mrs. Ahbie Nor
Ion Of Round Pond; Mrs. Lille Merritt
49, NJ. Io,,.,o uo,,.o,
Inc prayer '"ered oy MIS- Lucy oho~
VAS beautiful and full of feeling Thu,
Vas followed by singing .'rhe Land Be-
A.
Al Boont,de Mrs. DR. Todd made the prayer.
Jhe msmo,i., services throughout were
h,u,,, 10, ,,,,.,.. r.. ,.,o
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Frost Adjourned TO L. M
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At the afternoon session the election Of
d,,ss.,s. 70 the National w. CT. /. Con.
ua., ..I m.
'',
e'eouo" '''hiFn L" WE CHOICE OF eie sltesoy
we'll known workers in the temperance
c,use 70 reprc,ent tho State ". G. T. L..
l., ,h. n,.., co,rart;o, 10 ha hslt NAV,
november ro' '"'npe''Ah" COUNTY MIS-
Geo. Y. French Of Portland, for Knox.
Lnrolu and Wsldo counties, Mrs. Helen
A. D,,,s,, of w.ldob,,o. for York.
ffscssd"'' he"'e'''' 'Ni"' w
ford and somerset counties; MRS
Helen r. c. Bcedy Of Pennington.
and NJ, J. 81 Fouv Of Auvu,ta. for
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Anotose"ss'" Az" o's>o'"o' 0o""'i''' ''''
Helen Delano OF Bath; for Aroostook
county. Mrs. David Dewitt Of Presque Isle
IN, w..hinstor. Hancock and Penohscot
w. No.. NJ.
co"o''''' "'' ""'''' ''e "
Frank E.Hs'seh OF Augns's Was chosen the
delegate to the National Convention to rep
ro..,, tho n>,e
r.. aev,,;a,.l e,,,ci,e. were led nv
NJ. n r wym,n The minute. of the
,,ar;,,, ,o,.ion rere read and sdopted
81 an. NJ p,nr,. % ps,h