The Republican journal., 1911-05-04

The Waldo County Teachers Assoes,.lo1
VIII meet with the Searsport tesene.e y. ;
18th The program will be prin'eu :"
journal next week.
The mayor has got his horses, and they Will
cost the tax payers this year $l,OOo' an appro-
priation of that amount having been made at
the meeting of the city government May ls''
At meeting of the directors of the Pythian
Building association held last Friday, it was
voted to have a fire escape placed upon the
building, in accordance with the request of the
chief engineer
The Boy Scouts were out for practice last
Friday afternoon and marched around the
square from the Opera House. The 9Th Patrol
was organized with Kenney Burgess Patrol
leader and Allan Neal corporal.
Mrs Albert T. Stevens, East Belfast wishes
to thank the kind friends, one and all. for the
generous post card shower she received on her
birthday May the first. Mrs. Isaac Mason,
whose birthday came on the same day also had
a post card shower
The meeting of the Penobscot Valley Asso-
to have been held in Bangor today, May 4th,
has been indefinitely postponed on account of
the recent fire in that city. Mr.. A. J. Knowl-
ton of Belfast is president of the association
and will notify the members when the date is
decided upon.
T annual meeting of the Waldo County
Hospital Association was held in the Police
Court room last Tuesday morning. Selwyn
Thompson was elected to fill the unexpired
term of two years caused by the resignation of
Arthur Richie. S. A. Parker, J. F. McKeen
and F. G. Mixer were elected for three years
The present board consists of the above and
R. w. Rogers, E. S. Pitcher, J. H. Perkins
James P. Butman of Searsport and A. B.
Hatch of Morrill,. The directors will meet
later at the call of the president.
| When the election of a cemetery trustee for
three years came up in the city governm ,nt
meeting last Monday evening, Alderman Chas.
X. Coombs addressed the board, stating 1.-The
conditions at the cemeteries, and nominated
Chas. F. Swift. C. s. Pooler was nominated.
and the vote was for Swift and for Pooler.
The city has never had a more faithful and lin
terested official than Mr. Swift and his re cleo
ton is very pleasing to large majority of the
citizens. 1t is also a qualification to know
that there are men in the city government
ready to vote for the best man, even if their
action breaks up political and personal deal.
Monday evening, May sth, at 7.3O, meeting
will be held in the Musical socety's rooms on
Phoenix Row of those interested in organizing
branch of the Young Campagners for Pro-
hibltion.' AS previously mentioned this So
/ clety untes under one central committee all
existing societies, Christian Endeavor, Epworth
League, Sunday school, l.. T. L., ETC.. as we'll as
individuals belonging TO no other organization
with the special purpose of aiding in the sum-
mers campaign to retain the Prohibitory law.
Pastors, Sunday school superintendent and
teachers, day school teachers leaders of church
and temperance societies. are urgently invited
WEST BELFAST. Leslie P. Miller and family
wish to thank their neighbors and friends for
their assistance at the time of the grass fire
last FRIDAY. :. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Drury cele-
brated their Goth wedding anniversary last
Tuesday. About so of their neiphbors and
friends called to extend congratulations and
best wishes. Ice cream and cake were served
by Misses Myrtle Nash and lisa Cunningham.
MISS Virginia Drury is at work for Mrs. ].
W. Waterman Congress street Mrs. Eu
gene Wood is still on the sick list Mrs. Mary
Berry of Montville arrived yesterday, Wednes
day. from visit in Providence, R. l., and is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Toothaker
Miss Sabra Dyer spent Saturday and Sunday
at her home. She is attending school at Kents
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