The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1899-11-30

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I>IuIt Locals County Cortespondenee Shin
Markets. Births Marriages. Deaths.
High School Notes.
H about those "hustling1 leaves?
Lie front seats seem to be in great de.
.t lately.
Two young ladies' OF the class Of go are
LIZ General History with the seniors,
-.-s Helen Bird anu Mary Carter.
-aere IS talk of building another vessel
-. We sincerely hope the launching will
ke place during the school term.
lie last issue Of the 'Class Tel-Tale''
AS suggested that covered walk con-
ug the Upper Grammar and High
'l buildings be erected for the conven-
0f those who wish to visit the Gram
school in damp weather. a telephone
lection between the two buildings was
eA tAH ~ CtlitlIe ouSStSttu'
fourth division declams next, and
viii end the speaking for this term
uumber of seats were changed last
e. to give more room for the reeiting
.-s-s.
Mss Emily Glbreth was absent few
last week
Pile next "TeIl-TaIe' will be issued Mon
.y Dec, 4th Miss Lillian Jones' editor
WHY can we have school paper? The
Land High school has one which is
red three times annually-in December,
and June, 1t is called "Whims. "
ae gong TO allow Rockland to beat the
iHs?
has been discovered recently by one of
seniors that the hair Of the Cartageuian
~ had The same strength and texture
rse hair. This discovery Is extremely
sting and viii, doubtless be Of great
.- to the scientists.
very hard week this week.
"ly not have a Belfast High School
An Association? There is another
' where Roekland gets ahead of us, as
E II. S. Alumni Association IS a very
slIug institution.
English Literature class have finish
ling As You Like It," and have be-
Paradise Lost
.aadeus X. Pierce, who recently made
+hut on, the stage in Lowell, Mass, was
-.mber of the class of 81.
reports were received last week,
for OF the Juniors have found their class
Unsatisfactory, as the enamel cracks
", The pins consist OF the letters b H.
gold with strip of green enamel cross
4 N the centre on which are the figures
It will be remembered that their class
rs are green and gold.
" IS Vida Nose, formerly of the class of
las returned from Castlne Normal
8 NJ for vacation.
Mss Clara r. Steward of the co. who has
'rl d is, improving rapidly and hopes to
a Ler class again soon.
A lie work of the Junior class artist is in
4 -g4J demand
a Mss Louise W Richards, '9S, and Miss
red NJ. Mason and Edith Strout for
q rg Of the classes OF 90 and OF, returned
riay from the Pennington Normal
"A aol for vacation,
a -Vmmunicated; The Sophomore who
n R-ar4 Junior class pin is considered a
a.or by the Junior class and as he takes
t4Ur and will graduate with us in 1901"
We see by the High School News in the
'llen Herald that little Camden is to
a'e 4 gyDasium We here recall a line of
4 be ald adage: Camden for beauty, Belfast
nride, Camden is still beautiful, but
"-''e ls Belfast's pride that she should al
" hat town to get ahead of her?
0lnt Brick heard the Physical Geography
alton Monday and told the class some
testing incidents of glacial wor k N this
st.
\ KsPoRr. The Spofford grammar brick
4 .0o house IL completed, and is a credit to
town, the protector, the architect and
w3rkmen. The building is 40 IL by 90
ieet, the schoolroom, 50 by AZ 10 feet and
ass room IS by 20, with spacious halls all
shed handsomely with wainscotting of
n -rA Carolina pine Fl We feet in height. The
-J1l and class rooms have % single desks
aie at Cedar Rapids of maple and birch,
II Oh chairs of modern style and finish to
81 ia. Seventy running feet of Monson
aE att for use as blackboards are set in the
Y walls with a neat moulding around the edge.
a e ventilation is perfect and light abun-
81 a1t. In the basement are two large fur
Il -i'es, either of which will warm the build
ID < sufficiently in ordinary weather. The
81 Ylet rooms and lavatores at the south of the
# 'fnace room show that the sanitary laws
s# are been carefully observed. On the sec
iii bj ttoor room nearly 20 by 20, pleasantly
81 lated, has been nicely finished for the
81 '4perintendent's use, where the school sup
AR neg Will be kept and committee meetings
n 7.d, while he rest of the second floor will
t used for a gym nasium. In fact, it is a
81 40del modern building, not even the ac-
y lstic properties being forgotten Hon.
n arher Spofford, the protector and chairman
II the building committee, has just cause