The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1920-11-25
community : Conferences

N Con1in'''"'
..a. Bsnauets, Speeches and
~ Dancing
4bo Belfast Chamber of
,oBef' others interested in the
aass 'p .bs county as a whole
aAs a.a,ng auto trips into the
'''p .ya returned, encouraged by
'pa -.ceotion, splendid suppers
''''9 social dances, etc. These
fs'''I features but the business
alo' a- ',ns IS the CO. operation of all
ID, Nsyor c. W. Wescott's re-
dp' ..r brooks visit is typical of
.,--av and straight forward
~ man ana may be applied to
.,go u waldo county:
nsaha. at home in Brooks as
Freedom and hnox, where L
pm fact, | am pretty much at
rnbers u this section of the
same Of you were my pupils in
.o.ss scboo. and after these years
take This opportunity to con-
~. 90, ap the successes made and
.,fr citizens you have become.
fnors advanced years may re-
,s9 rlnt of a kid going through
..,..ts on teams loaded with hay or
t., Michael Chase was then your
[n,sr. BID please don't figure pack to
,,r long &C that was.
c,5 10 second what has already been
|. +5s ladies of Brooks regarding the
/ f,53 uDper which has been served to
Nh not have stronger expressions
,,i,s or appreciation than those al
nalss "a
,oiced Certainly no cooks equal
,.r England cooks; no New Eng
,sks excel those of Maine; none in
4. excel hose Of Waldo County; and
|. ofWsljo County those of Brooks
,ssR have to tell you a Joke on us,
mrtlcuIarly ou myself, the other
h Z. KaoN There was at the meet
bor Of eleven or twelve years old
4, asej to live N Belfast and knew
Ero-ys He said to one of our party,
In men are Out here without your
h ] guess if they knew what was
h OIL they wouldn't let you out.
yyis that Glenn Wescott. Every time
Ist at h.m he dancing with some
Ih-vamaa
Fs, the breaker is to the fleet,
goa plough TO the engine, the ad-
ne agent TO the show, | am expected
k ia the Belfast Chamber of Com
I'D. ngj the diamond in the rough, but
nuqh Itself, though usable for the
bose required AS have said before,
IL good d5s n the position of the
/ vito suffered He was asked if he
Hsed all he time. 'No," said he,
a Gully ~ when ! t-t-talk." So with
EtB oDl7 when am expected to talk
Gtha words DO not come. One police
lappears Co he stationed in my throat,
Ett at Tie portals Of my brain; my
b enter INTO immediate conflict and
i to knock at each other. / envy
H3H waa las the power and genius
h.a- li,W the recesses of his brain at
-ag words. wise or otherwise, which
raY have stored there and wish to
'@ any given occasion. 1t is not be-
I. .iagy special ability to entertain
saa' am Used an these expeditions,
ml. rr virtue of position. Were
als man mavoT at this time, he
Ad b. used Us cad, 1t therefore falls
An5 10 br77k the ice, clear the track,
u 'ta'Ta and herald the coming of
iea'Iy good things which others will
lH}oa tels evening.
Aa Of YOU have read the old fable of
'aoF 0lf illustrates coupleof points
LG wish TO make in what / have to
ill evening. and you, therefore, will
i"a a fsoedung it. This crow, half
ASa6 thirst came to pitcher which
! oss4 -Iei with water, but from
lAl Hearty all the water had been
'tl a9d Try hard as he would, he
''l' reach what was left. So he set
~ 9ioppHg pebbles into the pitcher,
|, 'aS P9able, then another. and an
''T 'ao SO On Still he could not reach
'''5'' sgaln and again he repeated
pC'@ aa4i finally the pebbles push
waller ap within his reach, his
\, I. was 7Uenched, and his efforts
'Pa with success.
'' With this steadfastness, stick
\ 'p'" and peTsistnecy of the crow
S-aEs pushed our way into Brooks