The Republican journal., 1912-04-04
c,jr NEWS OF BELFAST
PENOBSCOT BAY.

PENoBSCoT BAY.
,s,r loved vstas of Penobscot bay,
unit sheen, or sunkissed open DAY,
isughing, ripping waters varied nue.
New, gray no" eiee'' anu
..,,y. ssrabIes of passing, pulsing life, =.
5lg1' ";-7t and shade and mystic changes RTE;
va -1me loss. some grief, some direful
-... r., and peace and cloudless light again!
a a,. thy lights to ward the DREADED
5h5a,
al. s,7.je point the harbor's looked for goal
W,,',, and Ill God gives our lives to leven'
al love. friends, soulfulness. home
ROBERT G. HARBuTT.
Boz5r Me.
H, and Mrs. Ralph l.. Cooper have named
49,. gr-,a laughter Ann Cunningham, for
M ,o,uers mother.
ra. Unitarian parish party announced Tor
Tuesday. April 9th, in Memorial hall, has peen
.,,sa au On account of the Band Minstrel
,-,s in The Colonial Theater.
Elisha I Conant, who died in Belfast last
a.Js7 at age of 80 years, was among the carry
,..rsers # this section and assisted IN making
.,. 4r,t road from Presque Isle to Caribou
snostouk Republican. Caribou.
s. strayed or stolen, young coon cat
a- body and tail, with white breast and feet.
n 9r. one knows of the cats whereabouts
they Wi confer a favor by notifying at
.-,.,. ~ of Tho Journal Office
l.- rot always easy to find truck team
when wanted but you can always find w. w.
ns at his stable, corner of Main and cross
streets. rr can call him up by telephone. He
-os. j! ,inds of trucking and orders receive
grllt attention.
F.gk E.. Mixer OF Belfast, Democratic can
Hlate fur treasurer of Waldo county. has filed
sf5- {, 10 at Augusta signed by E. A. Wilson
srs,g others of Belfast, Morrill,, Winterport,
.ry Thorndike, Montville, Lincolnville,
b.aar5 and Palermo.
The annual business meeting of the
B.n.srs Alliance of the First Parish (Uni-
srar church will be held at the home of
Ms y L. Mcdonald, Church street. this,
H.slay, afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, Follow
ne az reports and election of officers paper
b Miss Marian Hazeltine will be given; SUBJ
~s An Old New England Type"
= z4leth Pierce Stearns is the name given
20 he -tie laughter born recently to Mr.. and
Mr. Lowell H. Stearns of Fitchburg, Mass.
Mrs. otearns was formerly Miss Millicent
Yat.c this city, sister of Mrs. w. L West
and Mrs Hattie Godfrey, and before her mar
ras5 -hree years ago, was employed in the
S0reof j. w. Ferguson & Co. in this city. Mr..
st-ans was formerly head accountant with the
lepeA Roller Bushing Co.
a., annual meeting of the W. c. T. u, an
aln.- to be held in the Baptist vestry last
.'" vas postponed an account of the rain
s.f1 10 the next regular meeting The sup
r-l.g-ded for the occasion was served, how
"T e committee in charge having kept on
a=fr Preparations, hoping the rain would
.-asa ST o'clock two long tables were filled
Tue hers of the Union and invited guests
s.elIent supper was served, A vote
NlHes was extended to the Republican
uT. r efficient work in the temperance
gs
.5r NLNS UNION MEETING. The auditor
ll he Baptist church was filled last Sun
d. rng to listen to an address on the
st Iteration Work" by Arthur A. Head
"a,erville, Executive Secretary of the
4nyn Christian Federation of Maine. The
~,1ea movement had its origin in Maine
iaat four years ago and has spread not only
ge Jbis country but over Europe and bids
si Co rave growth equal to that of the Y.
Is, b., also born in Maine. The service
Vas conducted entirely by laymen. Charles
tlRnoades announced the hymns, etc., Ansel
Packard read the Scriptures, and Harry M.
f'e'tiss ofered prayer. Music was furnished
y 4lartette consisting of Arthur F. John
'gF John Parker, A. p. Goodhue and E. S.
richer. with chorus of fifteen male voices.
A' % 4, Frost, who has been Unidentified with
We federation from the first, spoke briefly
End to the point in introducing Mr.. Head,
W." outlined the features of the movement
4'a spoke of the need of the Federations
S"S anl gave some startling reports of con-
.4ahs ln our State unearthed in its short life
i-e movement is not opposed to organized
'-ofia work, butts principal aim is to awaken
n4a already members of churches of all de-
''nAations to put their Christian manhood
PRACTICAL and business-like tests. While not
opposed to the clergy, it is independent of
Uea The mems movement means much for
~5'te At the morning service in the Bap-
VII 2llrch the exercises were conducted by
AvS' Hosea W. Rhoades and the address was
by Mr. HeaId.
VO nm DILL