The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1918-08-22
MORRILL,.

Albert Weymouth of Charleston was
recent guest at the parsonage
Rev. Nathan Hunt is visiting at East
Milton, Mass, former pastorate.
Mrs. Lola Sherman of Belfast passed
few DAYS last week with her mother, Mrs.
Nettie Pearson.
Friday afternoon, Aug. Both, there will
be the annual opening of the Ladies Mis-
sionary Calendar at the vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs Parker Mari and son of
Somerville, Maine, visited her sister,
Mrs. Lottie Murch, August 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Gay of Lewiston
and MIR. and Mrs. George Clark of Jack
son attended church here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Ward of Thorndike
were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Wards
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Pearson.
Miss Flora Murch who spent four weeks
in Camden with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs James Scott, returned last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan ellis and twin
babies, Margaret Achorn and Ruth Haugh
ellis and aunt, Mrs. Melissa Achorn
Haugh of Lubec, but formerly of Belfast,
are visitors of Mrs. ellis parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Wesley Achorn.
At a recent meeting of the pew hold
ers of Morrill, Union church the follow
ing officers were chosen: Moderator, E.
E. Bowen; clerk, T. N. Pearson; collector
and treasurer, j. O. Blake; assessors, j.
o. Blake, H. E. Wentworth, Elisha Brown,
E. E. Bowen; committee, H. E. Went
worth, l. D. White, Elisha Brown, E. E.
Bowen.
Thursday, August 22nd, Morrill, Sunday
school will hold it's annual picnic through
the courtesy of Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs and
Mrs Sleeper, upon the shores of Tilden
Pond, occupying their grounds and cottage.
If stormy, Thursday, it will be on Friday.
Mrs Nellie Thompson Morgan occupied
the pulpit last Sunday in the absence of
the pastor, Rev. Nathan Hunt. There was
a large attendance, who gave her the
closest attention as she preached with
her usual earnestness from Luke 24:49.
Our annual Children's Day concert
was held at the church Sunday evening,
August 18th. The church was packed
to the doors and very pleasing program
carried out as follows: singing, America,
congregation; Scripture reading, Junior
class; prayer, Mrs. N. Hunt; singing,
chorus; Rotations, Hope Merriam, Win
ona Thomas, Elizabeth Morgan; solo,
Esther Hunt; flag drill, twelve Primary
boys and girls; recitations, Dorothy Hirsch,
Verna Paul, Cecil Wentworth; Elmer
Heal; duet Elizabeth Morgan and Rather
inc Hunt; Rosebud exercise, four little
ones; recitations, Shirley Huckins, NAL
colin Heal, Kenneth Blood, Abbie Greer;
exercise and song, Junior girls; recita-
lions, Eddie Merriam, Elmer Payson, Kath-
crime Hunt, Leona Woodbury., Eva Wood;
singing, chorus; Rotations, Louise Her.
berts, Vaughan Hatch; exercise, five
Waldo girls; recitation, Lee Nickerson;
Duet, Flnora and Vera Place; Rotations,
Nina Townsend, Willie Daggett, Vivian
Wentworth; solo, Lester Cilley; recita-
lions, Ethel White, Ola Heal; solo, Mrs.
Roy Paul; recitation, Joseph Nickerson;
remarks, Mrs. Fred Morgan; solo, Carl A.
Mears; recitation, Ruth Sanborn; singing,
chorus; Rotations, Augusta Nickerson,
Linwood Woodbury.; solo, Evelyn knowl-
offering; remarks, Supt. T. N. Pearson;
exercise, Columbia, seven young ladies;
benediction, Mrs. Fred Morgan.