The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1915-06-03

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The Universalist Social Aid will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Kelley this, Thursday, after
noon.
Belfast friends have received cards appounc.
of Waldo and Everard Knight, formerly Of
Waldo, now in the general agents Office of the
M. c. r. R. Co., in Portland. Both have manv
Belfast friends who extend congratulations.
Miss Carolyn G Hatch, who has clerked for
several years in the E. S. Pitcher store. COM
pleted her work there last Saturday on ac-
count of change in Mr. Pitchers business.
and is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
G. Hatch of North Belfast.
Plans are being made to form baseball
league between the Baptist, Congregational
and Methodist church boys The pastors of
the various churches are now working out the
details. One or two field days will be held for
the boys of all the churches during the sum-
mer, and in the fall the Boy Scouts will be re.
organized.
The tea room under the auspices of the Bel
fast Woman's Club had very suspicious OPEN
ing last Thursday afternoon with Mrs John o.
Black in charge. Some of the club members
lunched there and others called during the
short cake, chicken sandwiches, salads and as
sorted cake and tea were served. The room
will be open daily from 10 a. m. to p m.
WALDO COUNTY HOSPITAL OFFICERS AND
STAFF The adjourned meeting of the Waldo
County Hospital Association was he Friday
at 80 D. M in the office of Eben F. Littlefield
and officers were elected as follows: DR.. Orris
S. Vickery, president; Eben F. Lttlefed.
clerk; Clement W. Wescott, treasurer fina ce
committee, s. A. Parker, VIM. A. Mason and
Mrs Esse P. Garlic; accounts and expendi-
lures, Messrs. W. A. Mason, S. A. Parker and
Mrs Ira M. Cobe; alterations and repairs,
Capt. James H. Perkins, Frank R. Woodcock
and Giles G. Abbott. The committee on sub
script ons will be announced later by DR.. Wick
cry. The surgic al staff at the hospital consists
of Drs. Adelbert Mllett. Everard A. Wilson.
Eugene L, and Carl H Stevens of Belfast, N.
R. Cook of Unity and S. L. Fairchid of Sears
port; and the medical staff is Drs. G. C. and
Harry l. Kilgore of Belfast. C. B. Holt of Lib
erty and A. D. Ramsey of Center Montvlle.
Dr. Elmer F. Gould of Lincolnville was made a
member of the association.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The regular meet
ing of the school committee was held in the
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was voted to make the High school year 81
weeks instead of SO, as formerly, following the
example of other Maine cities. Messrs. A. A.
Blair, Haraden S. Pearl and James C. Durham
were made special committee to superintend
the repairs and changes in the school buildings
necessary to putting six grades in the North
Primary building. 1t was voted to continue
the insurance on the North school with James
Pattee & Son for three years, changing the
policy from a private residence to a public
school building 1t was voted to allow the
committee on transportation more time in
which to prepare their report for the general
committee. Voted to allow the use of the
Citypoint schoolhouse du ring the summer for
the neighborhood Sunday school and Sewing
Circle, they to be responsible for any expense
or damage from it's use. Voted to leave the
the damage of school books and fines on same
with the superintendent for settlement Voted
to raise the salary of the principals of the six
grades in the North and South Primary schools
to $3.50. The electi on of teachers for the Pitch
er and Union schools was left with the superin-
tendent, the teachers in the other country
schools remaining as last year. 1t was voted to
defer the election of the music teacher, the
principal and first assistant of the High school
to special meeting to be called Friday even
follows: Miss Leonia J, Achorn, Miss Marian
Hazeltine, Mrs. E. A. Banks, assistants in the
High; z. D. Hartshorn, principal and teacher
of the 9th grade: Miss Grace A. Lord, the 9Th;
Miss Esther E. Evans, the first division of the
7th and supervisor of writing of the grades on
the common; Mrs. Grace R. Emmons, the End
division of the 7th; Miss Grace E. Walton, the
principal of the North Primary and teacher of
the 3rd grade; Mrs. Mildred e. Neal, the 9Th;
Miss Isabelle Alternately, the 9Th; Miss Florence
NJ Kimbal], the 4th; Miss Frances A. Sargent
the End, and Miss Mildred Tibbetts of Corinpa
the LIST; Miss Alberta Wadsworth, principal of
the South Primary PIERCE Memorial-and
teacher of the 9th grade; Miss Florence M.
Cross. the 9th; Miss Phoebe Cross, the 4th;
Mrs. Annie C. Black, the 3rd; Mrs. Annie K,
Adams, the End. and Mrs. Charles A. Town
send the 1st