The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.,
MONROE. At the Republican Caucus held
Saturday evening, June 23d, the following
delegates were chosen to attend the Waldo
County Convention to be held in Belfast
Aug. ID: Fred L. Palmer, Jerre Bowen, A.
II. Conant, Franklin Chase and n. 7. Wood
all honorable means for the nomination of
II. r. Dawson as State Senator.
PROSPECT VILLAGE. The first game of
the Prospect team with c. Lindsey in the
box with the Bog Hill team was played in
North Stockton June 2Uth and resulted in a
victory for the Bog Hill by score Of 13 to
l2.... Misses Grace and Ella Partridge of
Belfast, accompanied by friends, visited
their mother, Mrs. |. f. Gould, June 24th.....
The S. B. l. s., which met with Mrs G. S..
Treat, numbered we'll. Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Parks of Searsport joined them at the
supper, which was enjoyed by ALL. A
goodly number from here attended the
County Grange at Monroe June 26th.
WALDO. W. l. Neal was in town over
Sunday. Miss Rosa Simmons has gone to
Montana for a years STAY. Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Goldsmith of Salem, Mass, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Chase
Quitea number of our temperance people at
tended the county convention of the W. c.
L. L. in Monroe last week and report an eX-
cellent meeting. B. A. Clary was chosen
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gor, June 9th. >. "A. j. Simmons has been
nominated by this town as candidate for
representative to the Legislature, and his
name will be presented for ratification to
the class convention to be held in Centre
Montville June Doth.
BELMONT Mrs. VIM. Heal and daughter
tloSSle have returned from visit in Everett
Mass. joel p. Wood of Northport, census
enumerator for Northport and Belmont,
finished work in town Monday The last
house was that of y. b. Allenwood 90.
There have been no meetings at the Halls
Corner schoolhouse for the past two weeks
owing to the absence of the pastor, Rev.
Randall I. Capen but there will be a meet
ng next Monday night as usual We sincere
ly hope the house will be well filled The
Y Dung Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor will meet every Sunday at 3 o clock
p. NJ, standard time. All those not members
of the society are cordially invited to come
and take part in the meeting. Next Sun
days meeting will be led by Miss Bessie f.
Brown. Irving A. Hills, our young butch
Or, HOG {,,,J Il
to business
WINTERPoRT. The school in the Conant
district, taught by Miss Annie Young, had
very enjoyable time Friday afternoon,
June 22nd. The occasion was the raising of
beautiful flag over the school house The
flag was bought by su descriptions from the
friends and parents of the pupils, and the
program given was very fine. The exercises
opened by singing The Star Spangled Ban
ner by all. Then followed a recitation, A
Flag on Every School House; rec, To the
Red, White and Blue, Belle Ryder and Glenie
Littlefield; rec, Old Glory, Harry Clark /;
rec, The Red, White and Blue, Viola Con-
ant; reading, Mamie Clement rec, Ameri-
cas- Beautiful Colors, Alfred Clark rec,
Americas Flag, Grace Clark rec, Some
thing Better, Barbara Conant: address by
IL. H. Dawson of Monroe; presenting the
flag to the school, by tibet eacher; acceptance
by Gertrude COnant; raising the flag by
Capt. n. I. Woodman. The exercises clos
ed by singing America. ...... Children's
Day was observed at the Methodist church
last Sunday. In the morning Rev. j. W.
Hatch gave fine sermon on Education, and
the Sunday school gave concert in the
evening, with the following program: Or
gan Vol, Marie Wardwell; singing, Our
Children's Days, choir; prayer, pastor; ex-
ercise, Joyful In Our King; chorus, sin
the golden sunshine" rec, The Little Chill
dren's Joy, Infant Glass; song, The Little
Birds JOY, Picnic Dorr, Ruth Dyer Evelyn
Page; chorus, The JOY of Children's Day ;
rec, Jesus Our King, infant class; chorus,
Joyful in His Service; rec, joyful in His
Loving Care. 10 little girls ;. resp. reading,
Supt. and school: rec, A Good BOYS Re-
solve, Harold Vafney; rec, Mothers Com
fort, Ruth Young; rec, The Best of Chill
dren's Day, five little girls; rec, Little
Secrets, five little girls; song, Little Bios
SONS. infant class; rec, If l Were You
Lena Atwood; solo, Sweet Summer Days,
Marie Wardwell; ex., The Book of Life
el even young ladies; offertory, doxology and
benedictiOn.. Rev. j. W. Hatch and wife
went to Kingman last week to attend the
wedding of Miss Faye Flye... Nineteen
ladies of the W. c. T. U. attended the Coun-
ty Convention in Monroe June 18th. The
town schools closed Friday and the children
had a grand picnic in the afternoon at Hack
ett's grove. Miss Ada Littlefeld arrived
on Sundays boat from .Montclair, N. j., for
her summer vacation. Mr.. Bradford Sulli-
van, a well known citizen of North Winter
port, died at his home Monday morning af-
ter painful illness of several weeks. He
leaves wife, three sons and daughter to
mourn their loss.