The Republican journal., 1900-08-23


pices of the Juvenile Temple, was in large
measure success. The Grand Superin-
tendent, Mrs. f. P Alexander, presided,
and after prayer by Mrs. NJ. J. Went
worth gave in outline the plans and meth
DDS of the juvenile work and made a very
earnest appeal to the mothers and fathers to
cooperate with her in pledging the children.
This was followed by very excellent paper
''When to be ginour temperance work. by
r. W. G. Supt. Jessie Forsyth of Boston,
read by Mrs. Geo. f. Bracket; song, 'The
Better Land,'' by Miss Marion Wells, and a
fine address by U. A. Caine, Grand Chief
Templar of West kennebunk. Remarks
were also made by Lucius c. Morse, Presi-
dent of the Temple Heights Association, and
Mrs. Wentworth.
1t has been voted by the association to in
augurate Temperance Day" next year.
The afternoon lecture was by Mrs. Hand.
Thursday forenoon was devoted TO short
addresses by the officers of the corporation.
reports, etc. The reports showed the affairs
of the corporation to be in a very satisfac-
tory condition. In order to revise the list
of cOrporatOrS and re-arrance the books, So
shares Of stock, representing Is owners,
who have died or otherwise been lost sight
of, were offered for sale, and We're bid in by
the corporation. Mrs. Hand gave an adj
dress at . O'Clock The election of officers,
which followed, resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, B. NJ, Bradbury, Fairfield vice presi-
dent, L. C. Morse, Liberty; secretary, Orrin
j. Dickey. Belfast directors, A. II. Backing
ton, Rockland; A. T. Stevens, Belfast Geo
Morse, Belmont: Samuel p Strickland.
Bangor; r. A. Packard, Northport Dr.. NJ.
r. Weber, Fairfield: Mrs. Emily F. Skid
more, Liberty. 1t was voted to assess each
stakeholder the sum of one dollar each for
the coming year. A II. Blackington was
appointed as committee to arrange the
dates of the campneetings in Maine, with
like committees from other camps so that
they would be held on different weeks
The Ladies' Aid Society elected these
officers for the coming year: President, Mrs.
Prescott Shibles, Knox; secretary, Mrs G.
II. Rich, Bangor; treasurer, Mrs. j. P.
Searns, South La Grange.
Friday the addresses were by Mrs. Went
worth in the forenoon and DR.. d. Clark
in the afternoon. DR.. Clark is one of the
ablest speakers in the country and is a pow
CT in the work. The concert Friday evening
was largely attended and was very enjoy
able. The following program was present.
ed:
Recitation, Mary Hobbs
Song. Henry Burse
Reading, O. j. Dickey
Song, K. A. Packard,
Patriotic Reading, DR.. La Grand
Reading, Herbert Cook
Song, Oren Learned
Reading, Mrs. NJ. J Wentworth
Song, Dr. La Grand
Pantomime, "l'ulling a TOOTH
II. Cook and O. j. Dickey
| Saturday forenoon was devoted to a social
| meeting, at which no time was allowed to
go to waste, speakers following each other
| in quick succession. The afternoon address
was by Mrs. Hand.
| There was large attendance Sunday,
steamers bringing crowds from Rockland,
Camden, Belfast, Searsport and the up-riyer
ports. The forenoon address was by Mrs.
| Hand and the afternoon by DR.. Clark.
Both were followed by tests.
| Mrs. Hand will speak and give tests at
the auditorium next Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
Admission 10 cts.