The Republican journal., 1910-11-17

evening, when we unite in the union Thanks
giving service. You are invited to unite with
US in worship and instruction.
The music at the morning service at the
North church next Sunday will be of especial
interest, follows
Voluntary, Fantasia, Tours
Anthem, Will Magnify Thee, God,
Frederick N. Shackley
Response, Lord. Hear Us! Beethoven
offertory, Solo, A Song of Thanksgiving,
Francis Alliston
Miss katherine Quimby.
Postlude, March from Tannhauser, Wagner
The choir: Miss Katherine C. Quimby, So
thur Johnson, tenor; Mr.. John Parker bari
tone; Miss Amy E. Stoddard organist.
The dedication of the new and handsome
Catholic church at Frankfort took place Sunday
morning, November 9th, in the presence of a
large assemblage of the pensioners and their
friends. The services of the dedication were
conducted by the Rt. Rev. Louis S. Walsh, D.
D., bishop of the diocese of Maine, assisted bv
the Rev. Jeremiah Mccarthy, P R., of Bangor,
Rev. Matthew j. Reilly of Millinocket, Rev.
Timothy Houlihan of Portland and Rev. Morti-
mer F. OConnor, pastor of the church, I'M
mediately after the ceremony of dedication
confirmation was conferred by the bishop on
class of about so. This was followed by high
mass, the celebrant being FIR. Reilly, native
of the town, who also preached the sermon,
taking as his text. Thou art Peter. and upon
this rock l will build my church; and the gates
Of ball ob,n
close Of the services the bishop delivered an
interesting and eloquent discourse and con-
graduated the pastor and members of the par
ish on the success attending their labors in
erecting such beautiful edifice. The Papal
blessing was then bestowed on the congrepa-
ton by the bishop. The exercises were very
ried through with admirable smoothness and
solemnity. The singing of the mass by the
choir was well rendered, showing the efficient
work done by the organist and director, Mrs
N: S. Blethen. and they received many COM
pliments on the excellence of their work.
Too much praise cannot be given to the pastor,
Rev. M. F. O'Connor, for the work he has SO
successfully accomplished during his short pas.
torate. Regrets were expressed that the for
mer pastors, Rev. P. j. Clarity of Bangor and
Rev. R. W. Phelan of Bath, were not present
The many friends of Mrs. Sarah E., wife of
Albert S. Field of Bangor will deeply regret
to learn of her death which occurred very sud
denly Wednesday evening, November 9th,
while walking on Court street. Mrs. Field, in
company with her husband, had reached point
near the Y M. c. A. building, when she sudden
ly dropped to the ground and expired almost
Heart disease was the cause of
death. Mrs. Field was born in South Thomas
ton, the daughter of James Spear and Betsy
Boynton, and her early life until her marriage
to Mr.. Field was spent in that town. After
her marriage she came to Bangor to reside and
always lived here. Besides being woman who
gave her best for her home and family, Mrs
Field was highly regarded by wide circle of
friends to whom her demise came as distinct |
blow. Mrs. Field was prominent member of |
the Woman's Relief Corps of B. H. Beale Post,
G. A. r. and interested in all the affairs of that
society. She was also member of the Uni
tartan church. Besides her husband, Mrs
Field is survived by two sons, Charles p and
Franklin A. W., of this city; two sisters, Mrs.
Jane Mank of Reckland and Mrs. W. H. Clifford |
Of Belfast; two brothers, Oliver B. Spear of
South Bristol and Pearl H. Spear of East Booth
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