The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-02-17
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SEARSMONT.

Mrs. Mary Bryant has returned from
Belfast, where she was guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Bickford
for two weeks.
Mr.. Fred Robbins. who was recovering
from a shock of paralysis of a few
months ago, suffered a second shock Sun
day, Jan. 9th, and is seriously i'll.
Arbutus Chapter, O. E. S., of Liberty
will visit Rosewood Chapter at special
meeting this, Thursday, evening, when
there will be degree work, after which
supper will be served.
u nder the management of the ladies of
the community the drama entitled "The
sometime in the near future, in Dirigo
hall. The date will be announced later
Mrs. Raymond Packard has as guests
ner mother, Mrs. George Plaisted, and
son Roge of Maiden, Mass, also her
sister, Mrs Catherine Plaisted, widow of
Lieut. George Plaisted, Jr., of Meirose,
Mass.
Miss Vena Miller, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Miller, and student IN Co.
burn Classical Institute, Waterville, was
operated upon recently in the Waldo
County Hospital by DR.. M. c. Moulton of
this town. Miss Miller is now GONZALES
cling.
The people in this vicinity were sad
dened to hear of the death of Mr.. Lew
euyn Hanson on Wednesday afternoon.
SD ected resident of this town and will be
qrea tly missed. The funeral was held at
his ate home Saturday noon, Rev. A. E.
Wilson of the Unitarian church, Belfast,
officiating.
District Superintendent A. E. Luce
held the 4th Quarterly Conference of the
church on Monday evening, Feb. 7th,
W hen an unanimous call from the church
and community was extended to the
pastor, Rev. E. E. Harrison to return for
the third year 1t was voted to increase
ISI 5dldl lot liC CoullHS yCdl
On Feb 7, 1921 the Rev. Albert E.
Luce, Supt. of Western District, E. Me.
Conference, held the Fourth Quarterly
Conference, preceding the Annual Con-
ference to be held at Guilford in April.
The officers elected were: Trustees, Eben
Cobb, Moses Fowler, Harold Cobb Harry
c. Stanley, Bliss Mariner, Ernest Wing,
Charles Cushman; Stewards, Mrs. Eben
Cobb, Mrs. Eta Fowler, Mrs. E. j.
Will ey, Mrs. Francella Moody, Mrs E. X
Stanley, Miss Angela Milett, Miss j. E
Mcfarland, Mrs. Mary Packard, Mrs. M
J. Reynolds, Mrs. Mary Mariner, Mrs
Harriet C. Worcester, Miss Helen Cobb
Recording Steward, Moses Fowler; Dis
trict Steward, Francella Moody; Res rive,
Harry C. Stanley; Communion Steward
Mrs. Eben Cobb; Custodian of deeds and
other legal papers, Eben Cobb; Member
Of Laymen's Association, Bliss Mariner
Helen Cobb; Members of Camp Meeting
A ssocation, Bliss Mariner, Helen Cobb
nC Sdld1 ~oo ou NoACSulohu eAiS ~ SSSu'
pastor most cordially invited to return
for the 3rd year, Harry C. Stanley hav.
ing voiced the desire Of church and com.
nnunity. The Rev. E. E. Harrison de.
sires to place on record appreciation o.
the increasing loyalty of the community
of Searsmont and surrounding towns gen.
orally, whose calls on her service she il
ever ready to promptly respond to. Mrs
Harrison has indications of other open
ings for advancement but fulfils he
pledge gladly to continue in her efforts tt
restore in so far as possible, by untirini
effort, something of the old glory of
really fine old society which has sen
forth her sons and daughters to energiz
other societies and other spheres and call
upon the town of Searsmont to help he
al possible in her great task: list, In send
ing their children to the Sabbath School
End, Attending the services (even at in
convenience and saclifice); 3rd, Givin
that support that is necessary to carry o
the work. That asked is modest and c
necessity solicited, in confidence, of ade
quate response from a sympathetic com
munity, appreciative of the services re1
aered, in the seeking to cheer the faint
hearted, uplift those ready to fall, and
win to those high ideals needed for til
uplift of any people everywhere. Ne
England is the land where the Pilgrim
established that freedom of worship an
those principles that are the very bedroc
of her prosperity-educationa social.
philanthrophically and spiritually. 1t
the rural church and town that supp