The Republican journal., 1899-01-05

nag II eoilsulliPtloIl.
"She was growing weaker every day;
we concluded we must lose our child.
- The medical profession had exhausted
their skill, we had tried all the well known
remedies. Finally | bought box Of Dr..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peovle and
who are unable to attend the regular
school
The Catholics held services on alternate
Sundays during the year, the pastor Rev.
FIR. J. e. Kealey officiating, In April
Mr.. VIM. ). Brannagan presented the
church with a series of pictures repres-
! ing the Way of the Cross. The stations
OF the Way Of the Cross were erected and
blessed on Thanksgiving day. Very
Rev. Fir. NJ. &. O. Brien. Vicar General of
the Diocese conducted the services assisted
by FIR. kealey and several visiting priests
The Congregationalists, both the North
church and at the Head OF The Tide, had
a prosperous year Rev. Geo. 5 Mills
continues to work effectively as pastor at
the former and the Latter WAS supplied
during the summer season by ME- H. II
WorJhley OF Bangor Theological Semi
nay. Two important conventions were held
with the Head OF the T de chareh during
the Yeal-Fhe Waldo County Sunday
school Convention July LIST, and the
Waiuu ounty congregational Conference,
Oct. and L.
Rev Geo. &. Winslow was returned to
Belfast ior his third consecutive year, by
the East Maine Methodist Conference IN
May. The church services Sunday school
and tpworth League, were well attended
the latter having an unusually successful
wear Mr. Winslov in addi+ior ~ bis
regular work, has preached two Sundays
per month at Cltypoint. The home de-
partfneht OF the Sunday school, introduce
ed last year, proved very helpful to those
VINO aVtlied themselves OF 1t.
The nitanans had prosperous year
nndel the pastorate of Rev James NJ.
Leighton. There were no special features
on occasions du1ng the year.
ne pastor OF the CnlVersalist church,
Rev. Chas I'll. Wells, resigned June 9TH
and was succeeded by Rev. Ashley A.
smith, graduate of Tufts, who began
his passionate Nov. LIST. The young people
OF the society kept up their interest and
held plumber and variety of entertain
menIs for the benefit OF the church.
The Christian EHdeavor Societies of the
Baptist and CoagregatiOnalist churches
added to their mem bership and had a
prosperous year. The regular meetings
We're well attended and special services
held
lhe services at the Peoples Mission
were continued under the leadership of a
humoer OF workers. he m eungS are
held On Sunday afternoons and evenings,
and on l tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
evenings.
.l, ,+,}l :; IN = ~
made ALONG some lines The nine orada
system adGn+ed in 1e0- n,a,ea s,tisf,nt,,
~ The school wear Of 1907. 3 closed in
Jnne the Hioh school oradnatinu tho
LARGEST class in it's histo,y- fonrteen mn
pills. EIGHT ladies' and six gentlemen
There were a few chances in the corne of
teachers during the wear Misses FIa NJ
Folsom and Isadore Pjper RESIGNED and
John A Mcclellan. Miss Juls Putnam
and Miss Mabel Brown have been added
to the force The school commit,aa 70.
oroanized March Dist With w q Hatch
as chairman Francis < Rival, NO. 20
elected Snneri,tandan+ Anil oeth
Association was hold bare NJ .5otb A.
schoolhouse and soma n,;,,nr ;nnrovo
ments mada 10 otbar sahanl hn;idioas
During the fail and winter tho scbnels
were radncad in nsn,ha,.s h., tba ,,ro,a
lence of scarlet feuar and ia pi w.
with tbe excention of ono val snsron
sion confirmed +o tho and If tha fan
farm Noe % A f,aa l,;ndanoa,. az soha@i
was condncted dnring +be S',, ro 'r' .,nd
fall bnr not as mart ef +ho n,hlin soha l
system '''''''
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Sh'hEi soclErlEs.
The principal Masonic event of the
year was the district convention, Feb
loth. The district comprises King David
Lodge OF LincoInville, Excelsior of North
port, Phoenix and Timothy Chase of
Belfast, Mariners OF Searsport and Pow
mai OF Stockton Springs, and each lodge
was represented by large delegation.
lsliors We're present from six other
lodges. Inc a. e. degree was worked by
King David Lodge, F. G. Degree by Elk
ceislor; NJ, M, degree by Mariners Lodge.
refreshments were served at q p. NJ, and
after the evening session Over 800 Masons