The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-06-02

Mr.. WILSON of China who IN the course OF
his remarks said he had known much of war
His grandfather lived to be over 100 years
old and had often told him Of services under
Gen. Washington in the Revolution. His
father died in the war of 1917, and his son
died in prison in the rebellion. Mr.. Gould,
OF HallOwell made some acceptable remarks.
DR.. Billings was called upon and in eloquent
language paid beautiful tribute to our he
roc dead, also to the noble women who did
so much to relieve the suffering of our brave
soldiers. The choir furnished very choice
selections. A fine selection was sung by Mr..
Gould. The Village Improvement Society
furnished an excellent supper,o of which about
one hundred partook. The dining hall was
handsomely decorated with evergreens and
the tables with flowers. All seemed well
pleased, although the weather was unfavor-
able.
IN WALDO.
Monday the g. A. r. boys We're reminded
of Virginia weather, hut the flags We're pac-
ed Just as though it had not raine''.
IN LIBERTY.
E, H. Bra,lstrect Post, No. ii. g. A. r.
held Memorial service III Liberty as follows:
At 10 a. III. Sunday they assembled at the
hall and forming into line marched to the
church. where d very fine Memorial sermon
was preached by Rev, Geo. +. Berry. The
forenoon of Memorial Day was devoted to
decorating the graves Of the dead braves
with flags and ti"Were.-24o flags being re-
limits, which comprise the towns of Liberty.
Montville, Palermo and SearsmOnt. At .
p. III. the Post formed into line and by the
music of Eureka band marched to the church,
where a Very able address was delivered by
Attorney Gen. C. f. Iittletield. of Rocllanti
This, with fine singing by the choir, and fine
music by the band made fine entertain
ment and it was very highly appreciated by
all. Notwithstanding the rain kept hundreds
away the house was we'll filled. Had the
day been fair the meeting would have had
to been held in open air for the house would
not have held half of them This Post lost
everything by the tire last winter. and has
no regular place of meeting, no furniture
and no flag of its own, but our zeal has not
abated. We are to have a hallin one of the
new buildings being erected here: when that
is completed We shall hit it up in good shape
and begin life anew.
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ice at the F. Is. Church last Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. David Bracket, delivered a