The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-04-11

astlc Appleton Union will always ind
VAIN welcome in Searsmont. Mr.: Eben
1;oDD Is confined to his bed with rneuma-
East Searsmont last week by the death Of
ner rather, Mr. George Donneli. The
supper and apron and handkerchief sale
was was success socially and financially, net
.ing tne church $25. Easter was observed
Pnrdv Episcopal Hnnfcn mev T.
.ae morning. In the absence OF the ch0ris-
yer, mr.. Cobb, on account of sickness, the
S.nglng was by the young ladies. In the
sota concert was given by the Sunday
SIMToi with the following program: singing.
W Wa.tle Collins; Easter chorus, "Christ is
. v1ctor;n prayer, Rev. c. A: Purdy singing,
Easter Bells are Ringing" Scripture read
,thg, Superintendent E. A. Fowler; recita-
ssaS0h' Marion Purdy, Flora Buck; Duet,
c I'm h n he loves Mabel Wood and
Elizabeth Hills, Josie Curtis; Scripture
Ieaaing with responsive singing recitation,
angie Paine, Winnie and Katherine Thorn
as exercise by Miss McFarland's Glass;
austt, The Christ Who Died, Misses Wood
a E1i1o linton sth Rotations, Mary Cobb and
holmes and Mary Cobb; Chorus by the
Grass recitation, Mabel Wood; recitation
Dy Lillian Holmes with music by Helen
GoDD at the organ; Rotations, Hazel
roWles, Callie Packard and Alice Whit
come. Miss Hazel Cobb was the Organist.
wINTERPoKT.
The funeral services of Mrs. Elizabeth
Nelson, wife of Elbridge Nelson, were held
at the home March 26th, Rev. l. H. W.
Wharf, officiating. Mrs. Nelson was con-
sistent christian and was for many years
member of the Methodist Episcopal church
OF this town. There were many beautiful
mowers to show the love and respect of her
children and friends. She leaves to mourn
their loss, her husband, two daughters, Mrs.
Toward !? Kingsbury of Winterport and Mrs
William Hambleton of Boston, and three
| sons George Nelson of Stonington, Me-; Ed
ward Nelson of West Winterport, and Henry
Nelson OF Boston. They have the SYM
PATTY OF all in their affection. Richard
McGee goes to Sorrento where he will
teach the spring term of school,. For the
winter term at the E. NJ C. Seminary,
Bucksport, honors were received by Miss
Annie Luce, daughter of Rev. w. A. Luce
OF this town.. The remains of Judge T.
W.. Vose of Bangor, whose death occurred
at his ms home there March 23rd, were brought
to Wlnterport for interment March 26th...
Arthur Smith returned to Portland Mon
day after spending Sunday with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. D. W. Smith. 800.
William K. Hill is at home for weeks va
cation from the U. of NJ, Orono. Mr.. S.
". VI SLdLo Inspector
of dairies,. has resigned. Mr.. Thompson
has ID this position for four years and
leaves to become manager of the Home
Dairy Co. of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson will reside at 1875 Washington
avenue, Portland, where the dairy is locat-
ed. .:... Mrs. A. E. Treat and daughter
Elizabeth have returned from Boston,.
Miss Belle Thayer has employment in the
millinery department of the Freese store in
Bangor. -. Easter was observed by apprO-
pirate services at the Methodist church last
Sunday. At 10 a. m. Rev. }. W. Price of
this life only we have hope in Christ, we
are of all men most miserable Cor. Is 10.
In the evening at O'Clock an Easter con-
cert was given by the Sunday school. Fol-
lowing is the program:
Orchestra.
Scripture and Prayer,
Solo, Joshua Treat
Recitation, Correcting"
Dorothy Emerson
Chorus, 80 Herald Bright"
Recitation, Legend" Blanche Belches
Chorus, SIN the Tomb
Glass Recitation by four young girls,
Annie Luce, Ruth Young, Ethel Hopkins,
Mary Hall
Chorus, Easter Carol
Recitation, Easter joy Edith Lord
Recitation, sThe Cross" " Grace Coggins
Solo, Miss Gregg Atwood
Recitation, easter Story"
Laura Spurden
Chorus, The Worlds Redeemer lives again.
Glass recitation by six little ones with
emblems of Easter,
Grace Lord, Emma Bowden, Charlotte
Parker, Margaret Thayer, Doris
fainter, Katherine Hill
Chorus, 'tGreet the Easter Morn"
Recitation, Origin of Easter Eggs
Miss Marion PhilbroOk
Chorus, Crown Him
Recitation, The Newsboy's Easter given in
newsboy dialect
Wesley Nickerson
Remarks by Supt. of S. S. DR.. j. H. Baker
Chorus, Night is Ger
Doxolosy by congregation