Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-24
BELFAST.
Marriage of Edward Tucker of
Palmyra and Miss Helen
HicksOn in Methodist
Parsonage
CHILDREN BOAST OF TWO
GREAT GRANDMOTHER

Belfast, Me-, June 23.-(Specia).
The annual meeting of the Waldo
County Association of Congregational
churches will be held Wednesday, in
/ Frankfort The Rev Haraden S.
Pearl of this city will deliver a SER
| mon, and it is expected that others
will go from here. The program is
as follows:
Morning: 1890 Devotional service.
Rev. C. H. Mckinney of Searsport;
1915, Organizatio ton and Roll Call:
election of nominating committee and
report; election of officers; other
business; reports of churches; 1910,
address, Rev. c. w. Collier, Bangor.
Recess
Afternoon: 1.30. Praise service, lead
er to be appointed Las. address, Rev.
C. H. Mckinney Searsport; 21O, ad-
dress, Rev. Harry Trust, Standpoint
and Stockton; discussion of these ad-
dresses; 2.45, the Conference Offering;
business; recess; $780, sermon, Rev.
Haraden S. Pearl, Belfast; The Sacra-
ment
dress. Rev. John James Martin of
the Bangor Theological Seminary.
The Unitarian Sunday school will
enjoy a picnic next Thursday at the
Hazeltine cottage, at Murphys Point.
and conveyances will be at the church
at o'clock to take those who have
no means of going. The committee
from the Alliance, Mrs. George I.
Heating, Mrs. Wilmer j. Dorman, Mrs,
Ben Hazeltine and Mrs B. H. Conant,
will chaperone the party and look
after the children. each of whom is
EXPECTED to take their own lunch,
cup, saucer and spoon. Ice cream
will be served at the cottage, and 1t
is expected that some 25 or 80 will
attend If stormy on Thursday, the
picnic will be postponed until Friday
or some other pleasant day.
Little Ruth and Arthur Haseltine,
children of Mr. and Mrs Willis G.
Haseltine of this city, boast of the
distinction of having two living great
grandmothers, and it is believed that
they are the only youngsters in New
England whose great grandmothers as
well as their two grandmothers are
alive. Four generations in one family
are rare enough, but to have four gen
erations represented on both sides of
the house is indeed, unusual, On
Mrs. Haseltines side, Mrs. sylvia
Maxfield of Dexter is the great grand
mother Her daughter is Mrs. 5 L.
Small. also of Dexter. and Mrs. Smalls
daughter is Mrs Haseltine, mother OF
the two little children. The relation
ship traced from the other side comes
from Mrs NJ. B. Bragg of Canaan,
who is the great grandmother, through
Mrs. w. ]. Haseltine of Dexter, the
grandmother, and her son, Willis G.
Haseltine of Belfast. father of Ruth
and Arthur. Both Mrs. Maxfeld and
Mrs. Bragg are extremely interesting
women. They are in excellent health
and both are very young looking for
great grandmothers. MIR. Haseltlne,
father of the children is agent for the
American Express Co. here, where he
has been located for about eight years
He and Mrs Haseltine are both very
musical. he having a fine tenor voice,
and she being an accomplished pianist
and vfolinist. Little Ruth was born
in Dexter and Arthur in Belfast
The five Turks who were arrested by
members of the Biddeford police depart
ment early Saturday afternoon while
they were engaged in a street fight with
the Travers brothers in Biddeford. were
arraigned Monday in the Biddeford po-
lice Court and each paid $ and costs on
charge of assault with dangerous wea-
pons The Travers brothers who were al
so arrested will be arratgned in court