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The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

important ''blue sky law" which was
introduced in the Senate by the late
George H. Richardson of Old Town.
That law protects the citizens of Maine
by preventing unreliable statesmen from
selling securities of doubtful or no value
within its borders.
In 1914, Penobscot County went Demo-
cratic, and he was defeated with the
other Republican candidates. In 1916,
he entered the primaries for State sena-
tor, won a place on the ticket and was
elected
He was chosen President of the Senate,
in field of three. Mr.. Bailey has always
been an advocate and worker for good
roads.
During the war, he was chairman of
the legal advisory board of the selective
service system for Bangor and vicinity.
MIR. Bailey is an optimlst on the State
of Maine and its future. From his expert
ence as lawyer, a business man and a
eg1slator, he has acquired large fund of
knowledge of the State and its needs.
Mr.. Bailey is an Odd Fellow, Knights
of Pythias and an Elk, having been Ex-
allied Ruler of the last named order. He
attends the All Souls Congregational
church. He is a member of the Tarratlne
and Conduskeag Canoe Clubs of Bangor.
On June II, 1901, he married Miss Leila
M. Mcdonald of Bucksport. They have
no children.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

SUNDAY. AUGUST "A, 3 P. M.
Union Church
Services by Rev A. A. Smith, pastor
OF FIRST Universalist Church of Bangor,
and SwanVille Community Chorus.
MONDAY EVENING, AUG. 25, $50
Minor Centennial Ball at Comet Grange
Hall. Mcheen's orchestra, Belfast, will
furnish music Ia Jazz. Managers: Ralph
Brown and Russell Littlefield.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 81, 1,3O P. M.
Union Church, H. P. White Presiding
Singing, Come Thou Almighty King"
Prayer.
Opening Remarks, II. 7. White
Address of Welcome, A. T. Nickerson
Response
"reminiscences of Swanville,
Frank E. Nickerson
Piano Duet, Ruby Gray and W. M. Damn
Remarks: R. D. Mckeen, Mrs. Hattie
Spratt and L. S. Black
Vocal Solo, Mrs. Edna Howe
Remarks: W. f. Hamilton, Mrs Marion
Lufkin, Fred Cunningham and
others
Centennial Poem, Celia M. Nickerson
Singing, "The Star Spangled Banner"
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK
Union Church
Programme given by Swanville Commu
! nifty Chorus
H. D. Farnham, Director
| Singing, Community Chorus
Piano Solo, Ruby Gray
Reading, Kermit S. Nickerson
Vocal Solo, B. w. Farnham
Reading
String Quintette.
Reading, W. M. Damn
Singing, Community Chorus
j H. Bradbury
Vocal Solo, Mrs. II. D. Farnham
Reading.
Male Quartette.
Violin Solo, II. D, Farnham
Centennial Song, "SwanviIle. -
/ Words and music arranged expressly for
the occasion by Conductor Farnham.
THURSDAY, AUG, 28, 10 A. M.
Parade / a m.
Dedication OF 'Curtis Memorial Tablet"
Remarks, c. H. Black
l2 Noon
Beans baked in the ground, sandwiches
and coffee served,
2 P. M
Union Church, j. W. Nickerson, Presiding
Opening Remarks, j. W. Nickerson
Singing, america"
Address, Hon. L. M. Staples
Address, Gov Carl f. Milliken
Singing, 'Swanville,"
Swanville Community Chorus
F. NJ, Sports.
THURSDAY EVENING
Grand Centennial Ball at Comet
Grange Hall.
If stormy Wednesday or Thursday, the
programme will be postponed to the next
fair day.
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SMITH SMITH.

Harold II. Smith and Miss Vena r
Smith were married at 73O p. m, Aug
9th, at the home of the officiating clergy
man, Rev. Mahlon f. Curtis, Swan Lake
Ave. The bride has been employed for
the last two years in Leonard & Barrows
shoe factory. The groom is employed on
the railroad They are the recipients Of
many gifts Both have many friends
who extend congratulations and best
wishes
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Waldo Congregational Churches

The Waldo Association of Congreea.
tional Churches and Ministers convened
with the church at Brooks on Tuesday
August 5th, at p. m, as an ordainine
council, on invitation of the churches of
Brooks and Jackson for the examination
and ordination of Mr.. Frank Timperlev
their acting pastor.
1t was called to order by the moderator
Mr.. James H. Duncan. The Asso. scribe,
Mr.. Willis S. Hatch, serving as scribe.
The roll was made out which, when
completed, was as follows:
North Belfast represented by Mr.. VIC.
Hatch.
Brooks represented by Mrs Miller.
Searsport, 1st, represented by MIR. j. M.
McDougal and pastor
Searsport, End, represented by Mr. H.
w. Barbour.
jackson represented by Mr.. j. H Boody.
Individuals invited: Rev. C. F. Robin
son, Rev. C. H. Mckinney, Rev. Fred
Bannister, Rev. Frank S. DoIhff, Supt
Charles Harbutt.
The record of the action of the church
at Brooks in calling the council was read
by the clerk of the church and that Of the
church at jackson was attested by Mr.. j.
H. Boody and w. S. Jones.
1t was voted that these are satisfactory
The candidate presented certificate of his
membership in the Brooks church and
of license by the Methodist Episcopal
Church. 1t was then voted that these
are satisfactory
The candidate then read statement of
his Christian experience, Of his reasons
for seeking to enter the ministry and of
his Christian faith.
He was questioned fully by the council
and answered with frankness, fuIiness
and earnestness.
Council then voted to be by itself.
Council voted unanimously that the ex-
animation is satisfactory and that we
proceed to the service of ordination.
The moderator appointed a committee
to bring in the candidate and to report an
order of service. Moderator announced
to candidate the unanimous and affection
ate vote of council, and committee re-
ported the following order of service:
Organ Prelude.
Hymn
Reading of Minutes by Scribe.
Prayer, Rev. z. S. DoIliff
Scripture Reading, Rev. C. H. Mckinney
Anthem.
Sermon, Rev. G. +. Robinson
Hymn.
Prayer of Ordination,
Supt. Charles Harbutt
Hymn.
Charge to Pastor, Rev. Fred Bannister
Right Hand of Fellowship,
Rev. 7. II, Martin
Hymn
Benediction by the Pastor
Voted that the moderator, scribe and
Rev. C. f. Robinson be empowered to
prepare the minutes without referring
them back to this body. Voted that
copies of the minutes of council be sent
to the candidate, The two churches, Con-
grepational headquarters at Portland and
the Congregational Library, Boston.
Voted that recess be taken until 7.3
O'Clock and that at the close of the service
Of ordination the council be dissolved
Attest,
W 6 HATCH. Scribe
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NORTHpORT.

The program at the Country Club Sun
day evening was furnished by Mrs. Glenn
ent w. Wescott who sang group of
songs, Mrs. Allan M. Howes and Miss
Marguerite H. Owen, who played piano
duets, and Miss Louise Bunker of Brook
line, Mass, violinist, with Prof Freder-
ick W. Sweetser of Searsport as accom-
panist. A large crowd was present, and
the program was very much enjoyed.
The Woman S Golf Club report pleas
ant visit in Waterville Tuesday, when
they were guests of the Waterville Club.
Lunch was served and the game followed
resulting in a score of to 3 in favor of
Waterville. Miss Anna Aver of Brook
line, member of the Northport Club,
was the lowest with 55, Miss Clara Chap
man and Mrs. George Bell of Bangor, also
of this club, did good work. Others at
tending were Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton,
Mrs. V. L. Hall, Mrs. A. M. Howes,
Misses Anne M. Kittredge and Clara B.
Heating, Mrs. R. W. Rollins, Mrs. Stearns
and Mrs. R. c. Ward. The return game
will be played at Northport later.
The annual meeting of the Northport
Village Corporation was held Tuesday
and the officers elected as follows: Pres,
Ira NJ Cobe; Vice Pres, Ralph L. Flan-
ders; Clerk, c. c. Dickinson; Agent, c.
o. Dickey; Overseers, Lorin Cross, Ralph
L. Flanders, Charles O. Dickey, Eugene
R. Conner, Phllo C. Blaisdell, DR.. Percy
Warren and Charles E. Rogers. 1t was
voted to build sewers on Bay street
and adjoining streets. 1t was voted to
support the movement of the overseers
to have the name changed to Northport
Harbor, and ma Ike the changes necessary
in signs, etc. In his annual report Pres.
Cobe gave the corporations financial
standing as satisfac tory and he urged all
tax payers to attend these meetings.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

Mrs. Abbie Myrick of Dedham, Mass,
has been a guest of Mrs. A. G. Wilson,
and left recently to visit in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 0. Dickey have re-
turned from Rockland, where they were
guests of Mr.. E. H. Dickey.
Mrs Louisa Wadsworth Pottle and
family of Rockport were guests Tuesday
of Mrs. Mary Wadsworth. They came
to attend the reunion Of the Twenty sixth
Maine Regiment.
Mrs. Thomas Mitchell and sons, Ed
win and Paul of Roslindale, Mass, are
guests of Belfast relatives. Mr.. Mitch
ell will join them later.
Miss Pauline Walden of Pasadena,
Calf, is the guest of her nephew, Charles
H. Walden and Mrs. Walden, at their
home on Court street. On her way from
California, Miss Walden has been visiting
in Chicago, Boston and Portland.
Mrs. Frank Dyer of Bayamon, P. R.,
is the guest of Mrs. Frank G. Mixer.
Mrs. Dyer is the widow of Capt. Frank
Dyer, former Belfast man, and since his
death several years ago has superintended
the management of their fruit ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lacomb of Water
vile arrived Monday for short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Morse. They
all left Tuesday for Portland, where Mr..
Morse will consult specialist for the in
Jury recently received on his head at the
r. r. station at Dexter.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

Fred D. Jones and Maude Herrick
Wight were married Monday evening"
August 4th, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w
Herrick Of South Belfast. Rev. Charles
W. Martin of1iciated with the single ring
service. They were unattended and only
the family and a few friends were present
The home was decorated with cut flowers
and ferns. The bride wore becoming
gown Of blue silk. Mr. and Mrs. Jones
left shortly after the marriage for visit
at Lake Quantabacook. They will make
their home at what is generally known as
The Thompson garden farm on Lower
Congress street, which Mr.. Jones re-
Gently bought The groom is one Of Bel
fast's well known business men and his
bride has been employed in his store for
several years. They are receiving the
cordial congratulations of many friends.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
A Smoker Men !!

And something to eat too! This is a
get-to-Gether of all men in Waldo Coun-
ty who have served in the Army, Navy
or Marine Corps, either abroad or at
home, during the world war.
We're going to form Post of the
American Legion and every man is urged
to come and help make this a big success.
we need your cooperation.
We have stood together, let's stick
together"
We meet at Memorial Hall, Belfast,
friday evening, August 18th.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
NORTON REUNION.

The annual reunion of the Norton fam
lily will be held at the home of William
Grady, Palermo, Saturday, Aug. 23rd.
All relatives and connections of the fam
lily are requested to be present without
further notice. Picnic dinner.-Eva Nor
ton Ripley, Sec.
Byron NJ. Wilson of Lynn, Mass, has
been the guest of his mother, Mrs. A. G.
Wilson.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
PERSONAL

Cecil Clay went to Bangor Wednesday
TO act as official stenographer at private
hearing
Mrs. Raymond R. Sherman, son Richard
and daughter Janet are at brakes Island
for visit.
Capt. S. M. Milliken left Tuesday for
New York after visits in Belfast and
Northport.
Mr.. Alfred Charivey of Norwood,
Mass, is the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Her
bert Wiley of l40 High St,
Miss Addie Wetherbee of Maiden,
Mass. is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Wiley of 140 High ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer A. Sherman have
returned from trip to Kennebunkport,
Blddeford Pool and Portland.
Mrs. Richard II. Knight and son Rich
ara, Jr., have gone to make their home
with Mr. Knight in Quincy, Mass.
DR.. Anna Taylor Cole and Herbert L.
Cole of Somerville, Mass, are guests at
the Wayside Tea House, High street.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer I. Rankin and
daughter Ruth of Mansfield, Mass, are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Sherman.
Mrs. John Warren, Mrs. Ethel Over
and daughter Dorothy of Providence, R.
l., are guests of Mrs. Leonard o. White.
Mrs. Nellie Noble and daughter Ida of
Augusta are guests of Miss Doris Clifford
at the home Of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Walter j. Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tomplin and Mrs.
Carl Martin of GuiIford are guests of
Mrs. Tomplln's sister, Mrs. Walter J.
Clifford and family.
}. Z. Barter of Roslindale, Mass, called
on Belfast friends Tuesday while on his
Way to Rockland. Later he will visit at
his former island home
Mrs Ansel A. Packard of Middletown,
Conn, arrived Thursday to spend several
| months, the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. E. Morrill, of Belmont.
Mrs. Arthur Staples, her daughter Hell
en- and son Donald, of Lynn, Mass, are
spending their vacation with Mr. and
Mrs Beverly Staples at Citypoint
Mrs. oh. Shelton of Bridgeport, Conn,
is the guest for ten days of Miss Isabel
Towle in East Belfast, teacher in the
P. I, Barnum school of Bridgeport
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Thompson and
little son Billie auted to Augusta Sunday
aud were guests of Mr.. Thompson's par
ents, Dr.. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal r. Eaton of Bangor
will be guest the last of the week of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Clay, coming to attend
the cabaret at the Northport Country
club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Burd of West Med
ford, Mass, have arrived at their cottage
at Little River, where they will be Joined
later by Miss Kate Lewis and Miss Abbie
Couillard.
Mrs. Alice Frost Leonard and Miss
Hattie L, Furbish of the State School at
Meriden, Conn, have been spending A
short vacation with relatives and friends
in Belfast and vicinity.
MIR Benz. L. McKenney has returned
to Boston where he is employed in the In
terror Decorating Dept. of Paine's Furni
ture 70. after a months vacation at his
home on Northport avenue.
Frank j, Starrett of Springfield, Mass
/ has returned to his home after short yisit
with relatives in Belfast. Mrs. Star
rett and son Harry, also Miss Florence
Eishe OF Springfield, will remain for a
longer visit.
MI ard Mrs. Philip [. Smardon and
son of Portland have been guests for a
few days of Mr. and Mrs Cecil CLAW.
Mrs. Smardon is Mr. Clay's daughter.
/ They left Wednesday to visit friends in
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

5er D. Bailey of Bangor an
hat he will be a candidate at
primaries for the Republican
for governor of Maine,
LAWS Bailey was born April 5,
Town, the son of Charles A.
es Ellen Bailey. His father
eminent lawyer in Penobscot
81. as The law partner of the late
ar Daniel F. Davis, county at
-.r years and Judge of the Ban
- pal court four years.
L. Bailey graduated from the
-h school in 1892, and entered
college in the fail. During his
racations he was a reporter on
gr Daily Commercial. He grad
u Bowdoin in the class of 1896
iiately began the practice of
Offices of Davis & Bailey. In
g8 was admitted to the Bar
avis having died, he went into
p with MS father, Charles A.
inch continued until the latter
..ge Of the Bangor municipal
AlHg rapid progress in the law
uauy cases in both the state and
rts
ppreciating the value of the
of Maine, he acquired a con-
acTeage OF the same, and assist
8ting them SO as to give en-
,, men, and the lumber to the
ley and H. a. Chapman built
garage of the Bangor Motor
Mr.. Bailey being president.
i- Bailey retired from the au-
business, but retained his inter
le garage buildings. In that
.rganizeC a syndicate which
.- contro ling interest in the
Heater Car Company, whose
business is the transportation of
r. tood prod Icts in the freezing
He is the largest stockholder
3mpany, and during the last two
worked to increase its useful
enlarge its field of operation.
always been a strong Republl-
prominent party worker. In
1000, he was a member of the
ty council, and president of
n 1901. In 1902 and 1908, he
solicitor In The primary cleo
NJ, he won a place on the ticket
senator and was elected, He
-man of that i'm 2ortant commit
=al affairs and took an active
he work of the legislature.
aLted, introduced, and was in
'al IN having passed, the parole
erminate sentence law, which
-ales prisoners to reform and be-
vi citizens. He also drafted the
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

Miss Maude L. Field, R. NJ, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles E. Field of Lin
colnville avenue, is now employed at the
New Jersey Hospital for the treatment of
tuberculosis. Miss Field is B. H. S. '16,
graduate and also graduate in June '19,
from the Bangor State school for Nurses.
She also has diploma from the Bellevue
Hospital in New York city, where she
served as an affiliate nurse.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

Mrs. Caroline Havener of Citypoint
was honored last week with visit from
her great grandson, Carleton Condor
Havener and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Havener of Whitefield, N. H.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
KLARK-URBAN COMPANY

The attraction at the Colonial, three
days, commencing Monday, Aug. 10, will
be the klark- Urban Company. The plays
they are presenting this season include
THE Fortune Hunter" by Winchell
Smith, play that ran two years in New
York and one year in Chicago. This will
be the opening play. ''The 18th Chair, :"
mystery play that ran whole season
in New York, and The Master Mind" a
drama In which hypnotism figures promi-
nently, will be presented during the en-
gagement. The Klark-Urban Company
is larger and better than usual this season
and carload of scenery is carried.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14

Mrs Frank Valymer of Bound Brook.
N. j., is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ida E. Walker.
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
Centennial and Old Home Da,
Celebration
SUNDAY, AUGUST "a, 8 P. M.

AT Swanville, August "a to %, 1919
The Republican journal., 1919-08-14
ZONES S-WIGHT

W. S. HATCH, Scribe
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Ulontana faar Reon.

Sra SeIcna, Woutono. berettc3
Den 30te Nai: st goot o. ueIfom.
mcltt Hegn irotrar igaar ouer Stsr.
ltcSelen al Staten.
SieIge Su0bcretningcr ira IS
Gountper iii Stateu5 2~anobruas.
formiaiGr. Charles .. @rceniieIo,
for l(gcn. lom eltote Ben 2ioe Wai
bar 4ulingerne, trooS Oct tgrrc 8eir
blotll, ltgell npunenprolg Sfaoe ia.
get. Sopnegangenc bar p~iltnof be.
gpnot at bli mlnore so0e. men arca.
teurerne bouoe blotiI flaret Jig goot.
20 Counter rapportereoe @rpsbop.
per, men at man bauoe Dem uloer
2ontrol.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
roshoppeplasen

Gornpoais, Wont.. 27Se Mai.
@r9sbopperne bar pitt liz Der. Oct
err ferite Sang, De bar p9ret feet
oenne Gel al Bitter Hooi-S alen. o.
ser trpfieS euergiife SfriSt Ill a.
befipmpe Sem. @resboppcrne on.
retteoe aoifiaig Staoe ! andre GeIe
al SaIen iiior.
6ra gpansptqe. SnoiaHa. meloes
al Sc iaafaIote II Iars CHRISTOPHER
fuloitRuotg oetfer a! Gegetaticn /
Sc ipSlige Counter | Staten. 6ar.
merne bar beepaot Ell aIminoellg
llorpooelIestris moo benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-06-03
Den sSoe Oipiiion.

Nep gorf ben 30te Rai. 3e isr.
tie 9etodementer al oen SSoe 81.
oiiion er bespnot at anfomme ira
5ranfrig. Wfeo Iampitibet "Hpu.
BAN" onfom ioas 1928 Wanb ira
ct. Ra5oire. Gette GetaGemeni
omiatteoe, bI. a., 175oe Sniantcri.
brisaoes Sopebtparter. 349oe Su.
acknowledgements Stab. 2ben og 3oie
Satolions Stobs. og Sanitetsoiii-
cerer.
CANINE Gag onfom ca. 1000
Rano Of iamme Gipiiion meo Gam
peren ~aeolus" iii Atepport Rews.
Se,t ssoe Sipiiion beitaar bopeo'
lasells al Trooper ira @tInneIota.