The Republican journal., 1912-05-30

MISS Maude b. Stantial. daughter of Mr. .rd
Mrs. A. b. Stantial. whose engagement to Mr.
Frank E. Bramhall was recentlv ANNOUNCE.
was surprised on returning to her home one
evening last week to find party of her friends
gathered there, and who presented her with a
handsome aluminium kettle, Miss stant;a,
was until few weeks ago an operator in the
Waldo Telephone Co., and in the party was
Miss Grace H. Hayes. chief operator, Misses Nell
lie Ramsdell, Frances Sanborn, Helen Ham and
Alice Parker, operators; Mrs. LLOYD Stantial.
Mrs. Arthur Stantial, Miss Charlotte and Miss
Eva Tibbetts and Miss Hattie johnson. Re.
freshments were served. and pleasant even
ing spent.
WEST BELFAST. Mrs. Herbert Cooper and
children have been visiting her naren+s NJ
and Mrs. Leslie +. Simpson. Annie McLain
OF Appleton returned to her home last Satur-
DAY, having been in the neghborhood since
the last of March, dressmaking. Mrs. Geo.
B. Dyer went to Watervile Saturday. Kath-
leen Morris has secured fine position in Bar
Harbor, having an excellent Recommendation
from the principal of the Shaw Business Col
MRS. Fannie Simpson is visiting her
daughter, Alice Dyer. Mrs. Annabel Under
wood spent few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred W. Brown at their cottage on the
shore of the bay.
SEARCHES AND SEIZURES Deputy Sheriffs
P. s. Edgecomb and Charles o. Dickey search.
ed the Windsor Hotel, the Phoenix House and
the Revere House last Monday evening. At
the Windsor they found "a gallons of whiskey
and bottles of beer; at the Phoenix gallons
of rum and u gallons of whiskey. At the Re-
we're House they found only empty barrels and
bottles. E. A. Jones, proprietor of the Windsor
and Thomas Berry, proprietor of the Phoenix,
were arrested and were before Judge Knowl-
ton of the Municipal Court Tuesday morning.
Jones was found guilty and sentenced to a fine
of 500 and costs and 60 days in Jail and in de-
fault 60 days additional. He appealed to the
Supreme Judicial Court with James S. Harri-
man and Amos A. Colcord sureties. Berry was
also found guilty and given like sentence.
He also appealed, with James S. Hartman and
A. c. Wells sureties
The SCHOOL COMMITTEE. At the regular
meeting of the school committee last Monday
evening some of the teachers were voted an
, increase of salary. Mr.. C. E. Proctor, princi-
pal of the High school, was given an addition
al 500, and Miss Caroline W. Field, assistant,
$50. The salaries of the grade teachers were
increased $40 to SIS. Miss Cora S. Morrison re-
signed from Grade 5, and Misses Annie Farms
worth and Blanche Foster from the Brick
school, East Belfast. Miss Myrtle Nash was
transferred from the Hayf school to the
Grammar grade in the Brick school and Miss
Eva L. Hasty from the Citypoint school to the
Primary grade in the Brick school, Miss Ella
Erskine was transferred from the Union
school to the Citypoint school,w an increase
in salary. Miss Bertha l. Wallace resigned
from the Pitcher school. There are vacan-
cies in grade and in the Hayford, Pitcher
and Union districts. Miss Evelyn P. Morrison,
the art teacher, was given two weeks leave
OF absence without substitute or salary. The
pupils in the city schools were given on e-half
day and in the rural districts all day, June 9th,
to attend Sparks circus