The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1914-07-02

| oIAST were meuUcAo VI Tile graduating CLASS
of the Normal school. The June session of
the Montvile Quarterly meeting of Free
Baptists was held at the church here June
1921. small delegation were present. Rev.
J. B. Coy of Harrison, Maine sang solo, that
was much enjoyed, at the usual session of
the Sunday school,. Mrs. Julia Rose and
Miss Lena Rose we're in Rockland June 18th to
attend the graduating exercises of the
Rockland High school. Charles Rose Jr. was
member of the class.
CENTER MONTVILLE.
Charles Foster and wife of Oregon are visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Zelisco Foster James H.
Bartlett has been in Watervile visiting his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bartlett Crosby
Fowler of Unity is the guest of Pembroke
Carter and wife Willis Crosby and family
OF Vassalboro were at James Clements, Sum-
day. Mrs. Ralph Carter and Master Penn
broke Carter of Belfast were guests of rela-
tives in town last week. {. Ralph Reynolds
and wife of Waterville came by auto to spend
Sunday with their aunt Miss Eta Thompson.
49,. Mrs. Volney Thompson and son were in
Belfast, Sunday. Hon. C. E. Littlefed and
Charles Walker of Rockland were at F. A.
Luce's Sunday -. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Luce and Mrs. Sherman G.
Swift of Belfast were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Luce the same day. Stephen L. Bagey and
family of Thomaston at their old home for
few days. Mrs Amanda Kicker got home
from Belfast Saturday. .... Miss frankie
Mayhem passed the first of last week
with Mrs. Helen Mayhem. in Searsmont ).
Mr.. and Mrs E. B. Bean passed Sunday in Knox
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Hall. Mrs. Eva
Gray of Hampden is visiting Mrs. Lucy Plum
mer. Miss Gracia C. Luce is at home from Bel
t....P. W. Jaquith and family of Water
vile, Mrs. Orilla Merrithew, Mrs. Lauren
Jackson and children of Morrill,. were at W. B
Jaquith's Sunday. During Thursday morn
ing's shower lightning struck one of the large
shade trees at L. F. Arey's. SCATTERING it badly.
The fluid entered w. N. Foy's house by the
telephone wire and tore off some of the wall
paper. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds of
Waterville were guests of Miss Eta Thomp-
son Sunday. &c. A. Oxton bought a new
horse of F. A. Cushman last week Eliza
Waterhouse is making repairs on her house
John Boynton shingled one side of his shed
last week. Carney Shure went to Belfast
Monday to meet his sister and family of Bos-
ton, who are to visit him during the summer
months. James J. Clement has bought lum-
Der of West P. Jones to make repairs on his
stable. =. The summer term of schools in town
will close this week, Friday
ISLESBORO.
Emery P Hatch has been at home for few
days and while here was made Mason, tax
ing the first three degrees. Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Peabody and son are at their cottage for
week and will sail soon for summer in Eu-
rope. James Farnsworth and family arrived
Sunday for visit with his father, Mr.. L. C.
Farnsworth e. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Carey
attended the Baptist convention in Boston.
They arrived back on June oath. which was
their silver wedding anniversary A recep-
ton was given them in Union Hall, which was
very prettiy decorated in green and yellow,
They were presented with twenty-five dollars
in silver on silver plate. Refreshments of
cake and punch were served. By strange
coincidence Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Dodge cele-
brated their twenty-ffth anniversary the
same day. They are also near neighbors of
the Careys.. The Misses Towle of Bangor
have been visiting Miss Marian Pendeton the
past week. -. Mark Pendleton, graduate
FRI m the U. of M, is at home for short vaca-
ton previous to accepting position in Ohio.
Tuesday evening. June 2Sd. a concert was
given in the town hall by Bangor orchestra
with the following program:
Selection from Carmen, Bizet
Song. o Dry those Tears. Violin Obigato.
Del Riego
Miss Mildred Hall
Cello Solo, Selected
Mr. Currier
Hungarian Dance, Brahms
Orchestra
Violin solo,
Humoreske, Dvorak
Sic bes freud, Kreisler
Miss Mary Weston.
Barcarolle From Tales of Hoffman, Offenbach
Orchestra.
Songs,
a Irish love Song. Lang
Gray Days, johnson
Miss Hall
Trio, Cello, Violin. Piano. Nevin
Selections from Hansel and Gretel,
Humperdink
Orchestra,
Song, The Valley of Laughter, Sanderson
Miss Hall.
Violin Solo, Revere, Vieux tempo
Miss Weston.
Pierrot and Pierrette. Lehar
Orchestra.
Wednesday night. June 24th, was the High
school graduation. with the same orchestra
for music. The class motto IL Semper Fidelis; |
class colors. purple and gold; class flower. the
Iris. The stage was prettily decorated with
green and yellow. Iris. After the exercises
reception was held in the main room Of the
High school. The class gift to the school was
q statue Of Abraham Lincoln.
COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.
Orchestra.
Invocation, Rev. r. T. Carey
Saiutatory and Essay. The Seven Wonders
Of the World, Lloyd Robert Pendleton
Solo. Miss Hall |
Essay. The Honey Bee.
Hazel Emmeline Pendleton |