The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-04-01

t NOrthport. -, Waldo
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Market. Born. Married.
IryaaR fJECrs A JANITOR.
.. .4aiee Mayor E. F. Hanson
S ..,.4-of endeayor, in securing
.uro Parker as janitor of
rG5 The teachers with
. -Ened a petition to the
2' ,--. -sl1g for Mr.. Parker's re-
....r- having charge of the
..t.e- gned recommendations
. bat he had given perfect
r. at .r, lperintendent of schools,
,-..sm ade verbal statement
70 fact, there has never
.. amt during Mr.. Parker's
| ,..-,. t. IS good citizen in every
1 ..B..ru 4 honest, moral, conscien-
., r. uag family depending on
ps a. H5- appears to have been
| =. .rs-sssi a ,uzen's right in voting
| ...... AL. INJECTIONS, and he was re-
/ ,,.. .. tbt mayor might pay one
4. to.- s,- -7a meeting of the school
-,.,a t. t5or appeared and asserted
| .t..,..- .,= was denied, but as he
the committee with him,
.o,. f.0-.8 u moHopolize the discussion,
/ ..4e,- W. r. Bickford, called for
H resulted as follows:
-.. ..dN PARKER.
. l.r.am
ford
Nr. 4sban
.a. 4 romhly
.f 4FB r. DECRow.
H.son
fua r. l.unt
eteld
# Hu
,.sus
f ai'uaU
a5, ember from Ward 4, was
r o committee, constituted
E,ea ii the legislature, is COM
II. q eIs from each of the five
Egs a pendent a body as the city
f1a r. lanagement of the schools,
s- u huiidings, the choice of
'no also serves the board as
EH -~ lection of the teachers.
Ea4 Of ms office is President
L4Ha .oard organizes with the
E$e5f - members as chairman, and
k0r IN which the mayor might
| s5e ia the event of a tie In
In@ arr has ever attended the
Ftr2 -owttel unless invited to do
se mayor has ever spent
1# he removal of a janitor
lrd one of his followers
Htce
Var a- politics entered into the
F1n, reDced the action of the
4 prominent member of
4 5'@. ufared the nomination by a
Fa'~' -so ayowed himself a Popu-
~ ... . made no difference; there
'a' b. school committee. While
sod wholly of Republicans
F2 Democrat, was elected
Mcclellan, Democrat, was
Sf0i ae High school, and John
| y-aa. was elected Superin-
-lr I'd before that was pro
eF the school committee
,avor IN this matter is in
eGarding the public IL
.'. .e and indeed every de-
-.' .y government and every
Last spring an effort was
1r Chas. F. Swift, who has
~!N.L is one of the cemetery
'- That to change the or
Ue mayors followers could
l'. st.---. eut of Grove cemetery in
NY ''. t eiicient superintendent.
''-. '0g 'ra officials of the public
iHie was only averted by
"'E's. ..rstz Of some of our ladies
+7'-a used public sentiment.
''t .a made by removing from
'''' - H-.ees Rev. Ashley A. Smith,
Halitied for the position,
'' lsfe.yne, also reader of good
-aa 'r harles P. Hazeltine, both
'.7 Mr. t. R. Hazeltine, to whose
's Of Belfast are indebted
|1. 'a9 y-.d,ng, The least the city
h. H''ro would be to retain one OF
''' he 'uari of trustees. The only
b. - Nh. old board, and whose fit
em5 '7 position none can question, was
| h.. fea- and now the library trus.
H. art of the mayors politica
'''.''.' range, Center Montville
.5- GLOWING resolutions of re.
BAH, ' ''s" Of the loss we have sus
;&f @ tsaease Of our brother William
3am, -0 .he ulI greater loss sustained
es5iors H., "'.' nearest and dearest to him
taqa raj Us out just tribute to the
sgds r.p,.t ,', departed to say that in regret
V Nh. rom our midst we mourn fol
ed '' worthy of our respect and re
an1y nat sc sincerely condole with
@gn,S W. w. ''e deceased on the dispensatior