The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-04-18
THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL. THURSDAY. APRIL H. 1912

April 9Th here. Rev. c. A. Hatch is spend.
Ing the Easter vacation here. >. .Harr;a p.r+.
ridge and Milliard Grant went to Rargo-
April 9Th to attend the play "The Old Homo.
stead" Several hocks Of wild geese have
gone north recently The decorators from
Brewer arrived April 9Th and are at work on
the interior of the church. Mr.. F. K. seoar
OF Standpoint has charge of the carpenter
work.
WHITES CORNER. (winterport.)
Miss Marion Tracy of Winter Harbor was
the guest of the Misses Conant at their homo
last week. Mrs. Wellington Chase has 70.
turned from an extended visit in Waldoboro
and, with the remainder of the family. is oc-
cupying the house of Raymond Clark for the
present. Mr.. Chase recently lost his home bv
fire and has mot decided yet whether he will
rebuild. Mrs. C. W. Nealey and Mrs. Julia
White attended the funeral of Mrs. Catherine
Mayo in Monroe, April 4th. -. Miss Nellie
Treat of Chelsea, Mass. has returned to her
home, after spending the Easter recess with
her brother, Leonard Treat . E. w, Webber
and Charles Grant have returned to Orono to
resume their studies at the u of M, Miss
Cora Blaisdell visited her uncle, DR.. E. T.
Nealey, I'M Bangor recently. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Thompson of Wollaston, Mass, who are
spending few weeks in town, were guests of
Mrs. Leroy Littlefield in Searsport last week
and are visiting the present week at the home
of Mrs. Emmie Thompson in Bangor Miss
Marion Johnson of Bangor was the guest of
Miss Barbara Conant during part of the Easter
vacation. Mrs. Ira G. White spent April 5th
and 9Th in the village, the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Emily Rowe. Mrs. Emma Haley and
daughter Phyllis visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Beane, in Dixmont for several DAYS
recently. Mrs. R. L. Clements entertained
for her son Frank Wednesday evening, April
Sd. There were about twenty guests and de-
lightful evening was spent. Mrs. E. c. Glenn
ents and Mrs. c. B. Jewett also gave enjoyable
whist parties during the week. Mrs. Clements
entertained on Tuesday and Friday evenings
and Mrs. Jewett on Saturday evening, in honor
of her guests; Mrs. Minnie Arey and son Nor
man of the village. C. H. York has been
busy looking after the taxable property in this
section of the town and completed the work
Monday, April 7th.
NORTH ISLESBORO.
Capt. and Mrs. George Warren are spending
the Easter season in Hartford, Conn. with
their son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs Rawson War
rem Miss Beulah Bates arrived home April
LIST to spend the latter part of her vacation.
She accompanied the students of Hampden
Academy on the trip to Washington, as chaper-
one. Miss Elizabeth Bates was at home for
the day Saturday from Castine Miss Verna
Wiley is on the sick list. ...M Mr.. William Clark
is making extensive repairs ON his house "
Special Easter exercises were held in the Free
Baptist church in connection with the Sunday
school. The church was beautifully decorated
in green and white and the Easter lily had its
honored place. The parts were well rendered
and showed careful preparation and training.
The interest and faithful willingness on the
part of the older members, as well as the chill
dren, showed that there is a sympathetic CO.
operation between the home and the Sunday
school, condition without which good Sun
day school is impos5i We are glad to be-
lieve that we have good Sunday school. Over
eighty members were present and collection
of 1882 was received. Following is the pro-
gram:
Voluntary, Mrs. Burgess,
Song, Don't You Know It's Easter?" Children.
Scripture Lesson, Mrs. Roses Class.
Prayer,
Response,
Exercise. Mrs. Preble's Glass.
Song, "What Shall We sing?" Children.
Exercise, "The Changed Cross"
Bible Glass and Supt.
Song. "Jesus Loves Little Children"
Yeaton Sisters.
Exercise, "Sweet Spices for Jesus"
Song "Joy Comes With the Morning.
Young Ladies.
.Reading, Mrs. Preble.
Rec. Leoa Coombs
Exercise, Mrs Trims Class
Collection.
Song, clark On Every Bough," Children.
Reading, Mrs. Kindred.
Song, 1.-THE Gay Little Bluebirds,"
Leola Coombs and Elsa Bates.
Report of Secretary.
Benediction, By School,
Excused.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
A terrific thunder storm did much damage
to the Liberty & Belfast telephone line Satur-
day night, April 9Th. The wires and poles
were broken down. Fred Aliens buildings on
the Plains were struck and burned. part of
the furniture was saved. There were two tons
of hay in the barn. There was a small insur-
ance. The house of Arnold Turner was struck,
tearing off clapboards. and entering the room
tore off plastering and paper. Charles Atkin-
son received shock in his feet and arms The
same house was strnck h1 liuhtuinnr +.,1 .zoars