The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-27
The Lincolnville Club,
uolds its Second Annual Reunion and Ban
queu IN Boston.

Lids its Second Annual Reunion and Ban
quer IN Boston.
The sons and daughters of Lincolnville,
AZ living in ''Greater Boston, as
.nbied at Kingsley Hall, Ford Building,
}7ston Wednesday, January, 18th, for
ss second reunion and banquet of the
-r,oInville Club. From five until seven p.
A., the spacious rooms were thronged with
clad company. Friends clasped hands
gsD over the bridge of thirty years,
nd many young people came forward to
r.4t the acquaintance of their parents.
II -.yen the guests entered the banquet
.. On the wall hung a large map of
.....0ville, the careful work of Prof.
lmg, one of the speakers of the even
- On the bountifully spread tables
.... If pine greeted each, through the
... sy Of the secretary, and the chorus
Maine Song" dainty, printed
.. from Mrs Hallett. The menu
cid beautiful glimpse OF Lin
From Bullock's Hill, and
ctch Of the early history OF the
The sketch follows the report.)
81 the banquet MIR. j. S. Crehore,
at of the club, extending to all a
- Welcome, introduced Mrs. Hallett
laughter. Mrs. Forte, who sang,
clight of all, old friends and new,
..et duet, Come With Me-" The
1T. who had been perusing old
ltcords and other sources of local
read list of the early settlers.
. -gf which the descendants present
-tv proud. After speaking of the
Iurch and of some of the oldest
- he introduced a former Lincoln
. boy, now a prominent member OF
ok Bar, Mr. Bordman Hall, who
lis. most interesting speaker. He had
..ience with him when he recalled
vhood days, the worship summer
alnter in that old church, the sing
s.hool with its excellent teachers,
.. Dung. and later, Mr.. Hobbs. Mr..
cecounted the early history of the
the sacrifices and struggles of
.s,- brave pioneers, worthy to be COM
5orated, and he suggested that We do
ateler We can to collect history, anec-
IKE an radition, and send them to the
IA rr.s.Ient who will see that they are
-.r,..i tor future generations.
... audience learned, with deep regret,
mess that prevented Miss Helen
e. from being present to speak
... Ne Old Meeting House" at the
picture of which had accom-,
..... ..e announcement of this gather
rt Of letter was read from Mr..
ren Lamb of Hartford, Conn,
Of Capt. Lamb, the builder.
rence Hallet Forte, with the
ear notes of a bird. sang two
ust Wearying for You, and
ra.an, Principal of the Salem
mai school, was called Oil for a
IA gracefully introduced one Of
.e-s, summer resident OF LIN
ung his study OF the geologi-
aton of the coast line of Maine,
asn who had travelled extensive
.Itu0e and who during the year
u- his studies IN the same line III
East Prof. Cushing went back
settlement Of the town. In
-lGroas, scientific and instructive,
Hen~eIy interesting, he traced the
e.l changes for fifteen thousand
that have made the place such
rowbuatiop OF mountains, rivers
ISL 4uae and lakes.
ntr5Huetiou OF Judge Kelley QUOT
.r his letter, II he subject nearest
.-art viii be Iincoluyille, and its
-r.iu which twenty years ago [
Kingdom Come. - The judge
over twenty years ago he
New Hampshire and Maine for
would like for a summer home.
.p to Iincolnville and a sail on
4vealed his Kingdom Come. "
glorious place. " Three months
lere for twenty years had made
nee Of five years. "A grand,
& op!e we have left there" he said,
.....- unkind or unfair word or deed