The Republican Journal. hvoixME 04. SO. -2-2. ft,,. BELFAST. MAINE. THURSDAY. JUNE 1, 1022. FIVE CENTS of Veterans, Mrs. Harvey ”£?/ le Piano Solo, Miss Margaret Eaton THE CHURCHES CHARLES N. BLACK. PERSONAL MoSl Mrs. Arietta Blodgett PERSONAL OWanco. Auxiliary, Allen D Webber of the o,.ns Reading, Memorial Years Reading, Frank Downs Charles N. Black died very suddenly in Recent of Veterans, James Dunton, Commander Regular services will be held at the Mr. and Mra. Henry C. Marden of Impressive “America,” Audience and unexpectedly Monday afternoon, Miy Frank I. Wilson went to Bangor Wed- of the Post and ninety school children. Taps, Wight Robbins Trinity Reformed church Sunday at 2 30 Windsor were callers in Belfast last A. R Rev. 29th, at his home on High street, where nesday on busines. H Post, G. P m., with sermon by William * Marshall They were escorted to the bridge by NOTES Tnursdsy. Vaughan. Sunday school will immedi- he lived alone. He had been autoing Miss Ruth the G. A. R Emma of the Methodist Titcomb of Levant is visit- L.die. of Troop Kivr Boy Scouts The weather for Memorial Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Walton of Gardi- Trh.0™le ately follow. Sunday and early Monday morning had ing her Arthur Titcomb iu D. of V.. A. E. was uncle, and wife. Tent, church when the following program also for Tuesday was ideal while flowers ner relatives over C, B’arker an attack of acute indigestion for which were guests of Belfast Whlte with their Auxil- most At the Universalist church next Sun- Theodore C. Bramhall was at home P of V., given impressively: Chorus, singing of all kinds were very abundant. Memorial Day. Church day morning there will be preaching ser- he called a physician. Monday forenoon Federated last, of America; reading by Mr. Webber; a cloud dimmed the clear blue of from Colby College over Memorial Day Scarcely vice the Rev. Wm. called Mrs. M. Rev. Father E. of Water- C*,fattended*t'he Memo- by pastor, Vaughan. he on his sister, Lilia John Kealy for their annual strewing flowers on the water in memory the and the usual or threats receas. morning sky showers, Sunday school at noon. All cordially on SuI'Id.y Mixer, and complained of not feeling ville has been at his cottage Allyn church was very at- of those who died on the sea; singing, of them, were missing. invited to these services. Rev. G. C. Sauer went to Rockport rvires The j well. On this account Mrs. Mixer went shore for a short visit. " orated with large bouquets Nearer My God to Thee; prayer by Mrs ; The stores, markets, public oflices, Wednesday to attend the Lincoln Baptist Tvelyde. The baccalaureate sermon to the Senior to his home early in the afternoon, and Charles D. Sinclair of white Star Danner. Bemidji, Minn., of tulips and Brown; singing. Spangled schools and factories were closed Tues- class of Belfast school will Association. iird.nieres High be given thinking he was sleeping did not dis- is the guest of Charles T. Stackpole and "‘d was decoratedhlacs^ and marched back to vestibule The line reformed day all day giving the public streets the next Sunday mornir g at the Methodist A. in the turb him. About five o’clock she street. Mrs. H. May of SL Petersburg, Fla., Tb*The table of our disbanded. Church the Rev. C. W. went family on Cedar bouquet of one Memorial hall, where it appearance ot Sunday. by pastor. Martin. the immense and found him dead. Going for as- is guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. ,n The music for this service will be furnish- again Miss Katherine E. Brier left Tuesday the brilliant rhodora. About 10 a. m. Frank Durham The custom of non residents of sending David and flowers, Hazel-] ed by the Colby College sistance she met a physician, who after Brackett her aister, Mrs. Ed- wUd Veter- I quartet. Every- for where she will buy summer thirteen of the tine Post, accompanied by the Belfast orders for the decoration of their ceme- boston, win H. were only body welcome. an examination, said he had been dead Walker. There 1 for K. Brier & Co. familiar figures Band, Company R and the members of tery lots is and adds very ma- goods E. and many increasing about two hours. Mr. Black was born in nresent Rev. William for Mr. and Mra. Edmund Wilson are house bUt fondly remem' the City Government, marched to the | to the attractiveness of Grove Vaughan, the past Mrs. Emma Hilton Thompson of Ban- '»‘8sed- terially Belmont the son of Charles were „dly eighteen months the most popular pastor April 25, 1853, guests of Rev. and Mrs. Ashley A. Smith bridge, where they held a brief and very Cemetery. gor arrived Saturday as the guest of her of the Universalist Church, astounded B. and Nancy E. (Moody) Blacx, and for of Bangor, going to attend the Deane— for the occasion was impressive ceremony, consisting of a se- his parish last Sunday by reading his sister, Miss Mary H. Hilton. The special music j 56 years had resided in Belfast. In his Smith wedding. solo by Mrs Let ion by the band, the salute fired by SARAH CORDbLIA MAHONEY. resignation. His work as pastor of the is a and the beauuful earlier life he was in the stove business J. A. Wells of Wsshington, D. C., Reformed Church and other duties Mr. and Mrs. Owen son (l||ent Oalli- Company R and the of the me- I Trinity Emmona, Pau with choir chorus, placing on Phoenix Bow and was associated with guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pennington, w Wescott Died at Bangor, May 17, Sarah Cordelia were given as the cause of his act. He and daughter Patricia morial wreath by Commander Ralph A. at their in accompained by impressive. Miss Ma- also has been preaching in Swanville. his Frank Clark. He re- country estate Northport. w was most Mahoney, of East Northport. brother-in-law, Mrs. Ellie B. Cook of Deer called on Rev. W ill- Bramhall on the tablet the names lale, by the pastor, bearing The Universalist parish voted unanimous- Miss Alice of Camden was in I The sermon honey was born September 11, 1841, the tired a number of years ago. His wife, ! Hussey Belfast friends verse of the Waldo who lost their ly to use all its influence, including an Tuesday. was from the sixth county boys, Mrs. Belle Fletcher isde- Belfast the of her aunt, s' Skerrye daughter of the late William J. andClaris- extension of his summer to formerly Priest, recently geest was a life in the World of march vacation, Miss Elizabeth a student at:. of Isaiah, and War. The \ine C. and other relatives. Doak, copter sa A. (Woodward) Mahoney. With the have him withdraw his resignation. In re- ceased; two Bisters and one brother sur- Mrs. L. Wright TtheMth in was resumed to the Post in Shaw’s Business is logic and headquarters to was College, Bangor, in thought, of a of nine years, durii g sponse inquiry Wednesday it vive: Mrs. Frank Clark of Belmont and Miss L. Keene arrived from muterpiece exception period Margaret the week delivered with that re- the Armory building, where it disbanded. learned that Mr. Vaughan’s resignation ■pending with her parents, Mr. >t was which she was employed in the cloak and Mrs. Lilia M. Mixer of Belfast and Geo. Augusta Saturday to spend a few daya ncipie. was not accepted and that he will con and Mrs. George R. Doak. so characteristic o F. Black of Belfast. Mr Black was a K. frtaMnl fearlessness THE LINE OF MAKa-H. suit department of Hovey & Company, tinue his pastorate. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm at a Miaaes Fannie and is always bought life was lived at member of Waldo I. O. O. F., and Valerie Faulkhaber tie man. Wisdom The line of march was formed on in Boston, her entire Lodge, Keene. values can be bought Methodist Church. People’s Meth- and A. M. The funeral of Boston have been at their cottage at t Money Church street in front of Memorial hall East Northport in the house where she Phoenix Lodge, F. Chase New- pnce. odist W. F. Wallace and childrenof values of the Church, Rev. Charles Martin, residence Thurs- Little River for a few days. Will but the spirit was born. with her sister, Althea will take place at bis late They money, in the following order: There, pastor; pnrsonage, No. 7 Court tele- tonville. Mass., were at their summer tub St; come later for the summer. with struggles. Hia welcome were in day afternoon at 2 o’clock with Rev. .repaid for Frank A. Downs, commander of A. E. A. Mahoney, the year* passed phone, 213.11. Sunday morning service home on Lincolnville avenue over the was most cordial and The old home- at 10.45. Sunday 12 m. William paBtor of the Univer- Mr. and Mra. I. M. Cottrell of of hi. special guests Clark Camp, S. of V., and past com- content and happiness. school, Evening Vaughan, holiday. West: addressed to service at 7.30. Prayer meeting The interment remarks were mainly Fred A. were mounted stead was endeared to them by all those this, salist Church, officiating. Somerville, Mass., have been visiting: ii. mander, Seward, Thursday, evening at 7.30. Mrs. Smith and little daughter, in the cluster in Ceme- Henry and their great part acted as oflicers the early and glad memories which will be in the family lot Grove Belfast relatives also sp:nt some them recounting and of day.