The Republican journal., 1919-08-21
4, S. S. g. A. Association
First Annual Community Round
A Addresses by Mayor Wescott
lsnt .Aley of the u. of Nj.

dent Alley of the u. of Nj.
a. Weather man was interested
immunity Round Up" held
e, ening, Aug. 18th, under the
he B. H. S. Association, at
p .- an the shore of the city park.
...s Just enough overcast to
and surrounding lands look
7 proportions, and the scene
.tfuI one with lights and shad-
ing over that handsome sheet
.s. ed with canoes, power boats
-aits.
sramhall, president of the
Alumni Association, was
The general committee, and
sssistants had everything in
when the program began
with several hundred guests
MIS-. Clement w Wescott,
the lunch committee, with
emit helpers, had made ample
any emergency that might
-s need of sandwiches, fruit,
Hee. The groCers of the city
- coffee, cream and sugar,
ed lunch boxes and baskets
resi-. The lunch was abundant
..s and was served in buffet
.f-a was a large amount lett
- condition and it was taken
Home. The Belfast Band of
ss ecently organized under the
... # Lieut.. W. L. Luce, gave
.. Hrert during the lunch hour.
ally the crowd separated by
.. -esenting all the years of the
isteuce to 1919. There were
h a-.y surprises of chance meetings
s-> with old time friends. 1t was
lose rare occasions when every
4dful of the comfort of the
Frost, secretary of the Asso-
lNed large number of names
.al dues of so cents for 1920
t5at all who have ever been
Belfast High school forward
uss addresses and dues to Mrs.
clip in this good work for the
le5sst. Men and women, once
MS in the B. H. S., are scat
CT the United States, and in
za countries. There are two
China, and it is suggested
friends use their influence to
names for the B. II. S. Asso-
fter the lunch hour President
lel on Hugh d. McLellln,
Nngton, Mass, a graduate
principal Of the school, 10
1e remainder of the program.
s- expressed his approval of
ion and his pleasure at meet
10 many former school day
With a bright story he intro
- c. W. " escott, who was to
lIsiness proposition of build
DO schoolhouse for our city.
-s.ott, always a forceful and
.er, was at his best On this
lie opened his address with
-.-tation, 'The moving finger
.sglng writ moves on p We
1t has written in the past
- but we do not know what it
tomorrow We are at the
LIE ways-one leading towards
Eress, law and order, the
wards chaos and distress.
el 20 depends on the answer
..lgresS to the questions i'm
lore them. He IS optimistic
- ..Mnk that Belfast and Waldo
the most prosperous for the
aas been here and he is sure
arease that prosperity in the
AS one of the chief factors
work Mayor Wescott is do
and very much more as he
.r recent drives, for this new
aug. He urged that the Asso-
agthen the ties of friendship
IS exist, but lest they forget
le that they make the first
rt to help raise the $4,000
gift of Miss Anne c. Cros-
.. He called for three cheers
bic spirited Belfast resident
- we're given with vim. 1t is
leIve a $10,0 and a S5, 900
a with, then follow with l0 OF
and 20 of $500 each. There
-aceived one of $1,000, $500,
-0O When the $50, 900 limit
The extra $40, 600 will be avail
work begun on the building
.0r The schools of Belfast "the
no earth inIhi2h to live and
4y life" All who heard the
..Jess were impressed with the
ae will succeed in the endeavor,
-e,an then introduced President
broad-minded man, now of
done more for the education
America than any other college
he country. In response to
.~.au's assertion that the Asso-
fs fortunate in securing his ser
Alley said it was his duty to
-H.ldSt as One-tlghth of his boss