Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-22

Address, Rev William L. sullivan,
d. D., New York
Hymn
Address, Rev. Samuel 4. Eliot, D. D.,
I Boston. President American Uni
tartan Association
Hymn
Greetings from city pastors, and let
tiers from former pastors.
National anthem
| BenediCtion
DR.. Sullivan is former Catholic
priest and the author of The Priest
land Letters TO His Holiness He is
said to be most interesting and en-
PERTAINING speaker, DR.. Eliot many
Belfast people have had the pleasure
Of hearing in Boston and is speak
er Of unusual forcefulness.
Palestine Commandery. Knights
Templar will make a pilgrimage TO
Pitchers pond on Monday. St.
Johns day, when it will be enter
tanned at Pine Lodge. the summer
camp owned by Eminent Sirs James
H. and Ralph H. HoWes. The
knights are to meet at the asylum
at noon and leave in autos. St.
Johns Sunday will be observed by
Phoenix and Timothy Chase lodges
+, and A. NJ. by attending Divine
worship at the Congregational
church when a sermon will be
preached by Rev. w. T. Hawthorne
The Waldo County Herald issued
its last number on Thursday and
has suspended for an indefinite
period. Its editor, Hon.E. +. Han
son, ten times mayor OF Belfast,
has gone to Atlanta. where he has
business connections.
Allen Moody Howes. only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes. who
enlisted in March and has been at
Kelly Field San Antonio for train
ing in the Aviation Corps. has been
transferred to Fl Omaha. Neb. with
the Fourth Balloon Detachment OF
the Aviation Corps.
Hugh Hayford, one Of the Hav-
ford twins. famous in athletics in
their Belfast High school days. is
one OF the men to report for draft
call on the 18th. He is nurse and
patient. He recently tried to en-
list and was not accepted. His twin
Harold is also a nurse at Waverlv
and is in class two, the latter's wife.
also a nurse. now acting as instruct
or to Red Gross nurses at Mclean
in connection with her other work.
If her husband is sent overseas she
will undoubtedly offer her services
IS nurse and 60 10 France also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayford passed a wear
III Belfast few years ago and have
many friends here. Many remenI-
Der the Hayford twins III basket ball
When out OF town players found it
lmposs sible 70 tell them apart.
/ his vicinity will have two Fourth
OF July celebrations. In addition
TO that held at the new Belfast Fair
grounds, there will be racing sports
and dancing at Waldo. Just over the
line few miles from the CITY. The
one-third mile track has been put in
excellent condition and an interest
ing string OF entries is promised
+. f. Littleheld is secretary OF the
Waldo Park Association under
whose auspices the park is managed.
Up TO noon Friday no clue to the
Whereabouts Of Leroy, better known
as Pirate" Carter, had been found. !
Carter with another prisoner took
French leave while working on the
State road al Spring Brook hill.
Camden on Thursday about noon. /
The gang from the Thomaston
State Prison has been EMPLOYED
there this summer and Garter took
this opportunity to make clean
getaway. He is about as slippery
a prisoner as Sheriff Cushman ever
had during his incarceration in the |
Waldo County jail while awaiting
his trial, prior to being sent to |
Ihomaston he very nearly made
his escape by saving off a bar or |
two from his cell and camoufapinp
II with broomstick painted black |
he was carefully watched after that
and II was with sigh OF relief that |
the sheriff delivered him over to |