Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-30
Memorial Church Services
And Program for Today.
Another Change Of Owners fol-
The Waldo Trust Go.
Memorial Day 0raiions--Dsaih Of
Mrs. Mary 7. Swlft-hotes.

Belfast, Me, May 30.-tSpeciaD.-
The members of Thomas II. Marshall
Pest, G. A. r., the Sons of Veter-
tions connected with the Post at
tended Divine service Sunday morn
Ing in the Methodist church. The
church was decorated for the occa
siDn, flowers and flags being used
The various orders marched from
headquarters In Memorial building to
the church. the Sons of Veterans es
ccrting the others. and when the
church was reached, they separated
their lines and the Veterans and la
dies marched through, the Sons of
Veterans bringing up in the rear.
The Rev Montford S. Hill. pastor of
the church. delivered the sermon. tax
ing for his subject '.Combative Chris,
tianity." The sermon was very in
teresting and delivered in Mr.. HITS
usual fine style. Special music was
rendered.
The following program will be Civ
ell in Memorial han May 80 In, place
of the usual big s-ffair In the Opera
house;
Assembly sg Roy Coombs
Reading of General Orders and Roll Call.
Address 81 w,,eone Adjt- 7. D. duptill
Commander A. d. smalley
song-''The Deafness Army"
John Parker
Reading Lincoin's Gettysburg Address,
Mrs. Thomas Cannon
Vocal soio-Selected,
Mrs. Cleora Haney Read
Address, Rev. William vaughan
Vocal solo-'The Faded Coat of Blue,
Mrs. Evelyn Frost
Reading-"A Memorial Day vision
Mrs. Bridges
''Tenting on the Old Camp Ground,
Male Quartet
Violin solo-seleoted, Miss Hazel Doak
Singing-"America," Audience
Taps Roy Coombs
William H. Quimby and Horace
Chenery Of Belfast and Boston have
bought the controlling interest in the
Waldo Trust Co. which was recently
purchased by the Maynard Bird Co.
of Portland and Rockland. Mr.. Quinn
by will probably by president and
manager, and Herbert T. Field will
continue in the position of treasurer.
The change will take place the first
OF June. Both Mr.. Quimby AMI SIR.
Chenery- arrived from Boston by sun
day mornings boat, Mr.. Quimby 60
ing to his country place, The Alham-
ira. at Pitchers pond. and Mr.. Chen
cry &c his country estate on Franklin
street. Mr. Quinlby, who has been
engaged in the brokerage business in
Foston for the past few years, will
give up that work and remain in Bel
fast There win De no change in the
management Of the bank for the pres
ent and the same board of trustees
will manage the bank as heretofore.
William Bean, of Kansas City, ar
riytd Sunday and will spend the sum
.ner with his sister, Miss Annie Bean.
a, his old home in this city.
Rev. David l.. Wilson of this city
delivered the Memorial day grafton at
Castine Tuesday morning. returning
on a special boa in the afternoon.
Rev. Arthur A. Blair. the new pas
tor Of the Universalist church. will
arrive in this city from Caribou
"Wednesday night, and will preach his
first sermon as pastor next Sunday,
June 4 Mr. Blair preached the Me-
rlorial day service in Caribou this
week. He win occupy a part of the
Mr.. and Mrs Gerry Brooks of Port
land are receiving congratulations up
on the birth of 12-pound BOY. Mrs.
Brooks was formerly Miss Mildred Ma
son of East Belfast
Mrs. Mary T., wife of the late Geo.
Swift, died az the home of her son.
Sherman g. Swift, Cedar street. sun
day. May %. at the age Of u years.
She was born in Bangor. the daugh-
ter of Nathaniel and Philomelia (Sta-
pies) league. She had been i'll for
the past few years. One son. Sher-
man g. Swift. with whom she made
her home. survives. Funeral services
were held at $50 p. NJ Tuesday. Rev.
David L. Wilson officiating Interment
was made in Grove cemetery.
Richard Greer died Saturday morn
ing, May q. a. his home in Belmont
at the age of SO years. He vas born
IN Belmont, the son of John and sal
lie (KimbalD Greer. A widow sur
wives. Funeral services were held
from his late home in Belmont at .
j. M Tuesday, Rev, Adolph Rossbaeh
Of the Unitarian church Of this city
officiating.
Rev. Mohtford < Hill of this city
viii preach the Baccalaureate SER
nion at Hampton Academy Sunday.
June II. This will be the third time
In II years that Mr. Hill has per
termed this service before the same
institution.
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