The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-01-30

| ROYAL BAKING POW
fortably accommodate all at one sitting,
was beautifully decorated with bunting.
| The orchestra discourSed most excellent
music during the hour passed at the tables,
which by the way were laden with every
thing good and tempting to the appetite.
The president opened the exercises in a
brief speech of welcome, followed by our
good citizens, Genl Nckerson, Mayor Mort
land, Geo. y. Avery, Edgar Z. Carver, Rev S
! Edwin Smith S. S. Small and Albert II.
Thompson. Rev. T. 2. Williams, the home
pastor brought the greetings of the folks
! at home, and an appeal which We trust
| will result in great good to the church soci-
| ETY. he represents. We would be sorry to
lose sight of the Old church, and hope the
day IS tar off when it will cease to be an
IGNORED and cherished landmark in the
town. OF the meeting and all connected
Herewith we can only speak in praise. To
get together SO many of our towns people
and see that they are provided for, means
work for someone, and those having the
matter in charge deserve great deal of
fully rendered Every school district in
town was well represented The Sargent,
Pendleton, Porter, Harbor, Nichols, Rouls-
ton and Gordon Districts brought good del
egations, and but for the lack of time there
would have been spelling match, with our
good old teacher, Rev. Edwin Smith, in
charge. Among those present we would
mention Mrs. DR.. Simonton, Mrs. Levi
Trnndy, Mrs. Catherine Park, General and
| Mrs. Nickerson, Capt. and Mrs. Nathan
Carver, all of whom seemed to enter into
the enjoyment of the occasion with the
| spirit and zeal of people much younger in
years. A most excellent program of dane
| ing was carried out under the man agement
of Prof. l.. ii. Stevens, a North SearspOrt
| boy, who is one of its best in his line, at the
conclusion of which a general departure
! for home was made with handShakes and
best wishes for every body. Thus ended
| the banquet of 1902 May the next one be
still better. Following is the menu Of the
| banquet:
"A good digestion to you all and once more
we shower a welcome on you Welcome ALI
Escalloped Oysters
Rolls
The mouth of passage shall we fling wide ope
ami give you entrance"
Turkey Ham Tongue
Lobster Salad Chicken Salad Potato Salad
banana Fritters, Wine Sauce
For this relief much thanks! It's better cold.
Vanilla Ice Cream
Strawberry Ice Cream
Chocolate Ice Cream
Harlequin Ice Cream
Sherbet
Frozen Pudding Cake
Come, viii drink with YOU
Coffee
'Serenely full. the epicue would say
The following list of names of those pres
ent is herewith submitted, which may be
interesting to readers of The journal, es-
pecially those in far away lands:
L. b. Billings. Mr.. and MIS-. Henry A.
Weber, MIR. and Mrs. Horace c. Nichols,
Miss Desire E. Nckels, Miss Addie S.
phin- P. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Henry &.
Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas c. Ham ilton, Mrs
Fred llersey, MI. and Mrs Daniel S Simp-
son. Albert &. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. sweeney, Mrs Elizabeth Blanchard, Miss
Mabel Griffin, Miss Kent, R. W. Hichborn,
Mrs. Peter Ward, Mrs. S. j MooIhead, Miss
+ lizabeth A. Carver, Irving Pendleton,
Eben Sawyer, Miss Wealthy 7. Nichols,
Miss Liias Nichols, DR.. W. II. Waters, F.
K Sawyer, " Z. Treat, Amelia c. Ford
Dr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jackson, Eugene P,
Carver, Capt and Mrs. Nathan p. Carver, +.
u Mossman, Mrs. Esther NJ. Griffin, Mrs
4: i. Hardy, Mrs. \. W. Laine, Mrs A. P.
Walker, R. I, Hardy, Mrs. VIM. G. Nichols,
Norman Russell, Clifton T. Woods, Daniel
Woodhead, Mrs. Daniel C. Nichols, Robert
+. Nichols, Miss Mary c. Stone, Miss Henri
eta L. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs Edward p Tuttle,
Capt. George 4: Carver. Mrs: F: c. Crowell,
Clinton F. Austin, Mrs. Lilias NJ. Austin,
Miss Sara Mae Nichols, VIM. II. Baker,
Miss Dorothy Black, Dr. A. j. Drury, Mrs
f. }. Simonton, Mrs. Ella Dolliver, Miss
lnez Dolliver. Rupert F. Clifford, Mrs. An
NE Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifford,
Williams, F. G: Kane, J. 7. Trundy, G. n.
Fuller, l.. G. Morey, Mrs. Hannah h. Ford,
Mrs George II. Dakin, Mrs. Chas. Wilson,
Mrs JOS. II; Currant, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
b. Grant, Chas G. Sheldon, Fred c. Ed
Miss Grace E. Putnam, Miss Florence E.
Mcbride, Mrs Frank W. Jaynes, Miss
Pauline b. Mcbride, Geo. S. Putnam,
BLANCHE S. L. Mcbride, Mrs. Amanda
Small Small, Miss Small, A; D; Morey, Mrs. A. D.
GalderTood, Miss Hope Curtis, A. s. PEN
d9leton, Robert Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moodman, DR.. and Mrs. r. f. Horne,
Mr., and Mrs. j. F. Carver, Capt and
Mrs Oscar G. Eaton, Rev: f. E. Small,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Mortland, Rev. Ed
WIN smith, Rev. Albert H. Thompson,
MISS Alice N. Luce, Mrs. and Genl Frank
5: Nickerson, Miss Elizabeth Lanpher,
Elizabeth b. Merithew, Elizabeth j. Saw
yer, Miss Anna l.. Treat, Mrs. Emily F.
Loudon,. Lewis II. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs.
Will. Nickerson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lud c.
Hayner, Mr.; and Mrs; W. 3. Ford, Miss
Henrietta Roulstone, Miss Rose f. Roul-
stone, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w. Brown, Giles
Z: Grant, Mrs Beatrice Mae Brown Willis,
Miss katherine c. Nickels, Miss Isabella
a. Ward, Milburn Ward, j. William Rice,
DR.. and Mrs. W. II. Simpson, Miss Annie
NJ: Morrow, Miss Ella Morrow, Miss M.
Nickerson, Mrs f. Colcord Prouty, Mrs.
Olivia II Nichols, Miss Elenora p. Quimby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon f. Tougas, Mrs. G.
A. Gridley, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Smell, Mrs.
II. NJ: Dodge, Dr.. Geo. F. Eames, Chas II.
Bradford, Sara f. Colson Bradford, DR..
and Mrs. G. T. Sherman, Mrs. F. A. Carter,
Mrs. Ida A. Patterson, F. M. Dutch, Mrs.
II. A. Donnelly, Miss Donnelly, John S.
Dutch, Mrs. Abbie j. Sargent, Mi and Mrs
s s; A. Prescott, John e; Mathews, Cyrus ".
Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rice, Capt.
B. F. Rice, Miss Ethel M. Nichols, Mrs.
Margaret r. Pace, Eta NJ. Piper, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Allen, Mrs. L. E. Trundy, Mrs
Lizzie M. Blakely, Melvin H. Prescott. Miss