The Republican journal., 1919-07-17
The News of Belfast

ing.
Miss Bertha l. Bird of Auburn. Mass,
who is spending the summer in Portland
and Rockland, was the guest Tuesday of
Miss Grace E. Walton.
Word was received here recently of the
death of Walter M. W hitten of Tacoma,
Wash. He was the youngest brother of
Frank L. and Howard l.. Whitten Of this
city.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry L. Kilgore, who
have been in Pawtucket, R. l., since the
former received his release from service
as captain in the Medical Corp at Wash
lngton, D. c., have decided to return to
Belfast. They will occupy one of the
hittredge cottages, near the foot of Con-
don street, during the summer Dr. Kill
gore will have an Office up town.
Beginning the week of July 21st it has
been decided to increase the passenger
service on the Boston and Bangor Divis-
ion of the Eastern Steamship Company
Furthermore, the steamship Belfast will
be placed in commission here in place of
the City of Bangor, so that the route will
then be served by the two express flyers
the Camden and Belfast, which may be
depended upon to give the best service
and accommodations. This will inaugur-
ate the regular summer travel on the
Bangor arm of the service, and the steam
ers will leave for Boston and way land
ings at 5 p. m.
Mayor Clement W. Wescott received
letter Monday from his sister, DR.. Ade-
line M. Wescott OF New York, who has
been in Red Cross service in France for
the past year with the rank of Lieuten-
ant. DR.. Wescott received her release
from service early in June and since then
has been travelling. She has visited the
devastated sections of France the great
battlefelds, has travelled through Eng
land and went sightseeing in an air
plane over London. She has also been in
Scotland She arrived Tuesday in New
/ York in the S. S. Campania. 1t is prob
able that she will visit here before taking
a position in New Y ork City
Mrs. Richard P. Whitman of Campel-
10, Mass, who is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Howes, was the
guest Of honor at recent chain of par
ties. MIS-. C. C. Pineo and Miss RATHER
inc c. Quimby gave a luncheon Saturday.
That evening Mrs VIM. H. Hall enter
tanned with bridge, when Mrs. Raymond
r. Sherman won the first prize, History
of the World War and the consolation,
Over the Top, going to Miss QuImby. On
Sunday Mrs. Sherman entertained an
auto party in the Sherman cottage at
Swan Lake. Monday Mrs. Amos j. King
gave tea and Mrs. Morris L. Slugg en-
tertained with bridge in the evening.
Mrs. Whitman and two children, accom-
panied by Mrs. William P. Whitman, re-
TUNED to Campello Tuesday.
The B. H. S. STUDENT ALUMNI AS
SOCIATION. At the adjourned meeting
of the committee Of the B. H. S. Associa-
ton held in the Municipal court room
Friday evening with Miss Annie L. Barr
presiding, the following officers were
elected at the suggestion of the nomi-
mating committee, Miss Edna D. Craw-
ford, chairman: Pres, Ralph A. Bram-
hall; vice president, Mrs. James C. Dur
ham; secretary, Mrs E. P. Frost; treasur-
er, DIR. Ansel M. Lothrop. 1t was voted
to hold public meeting about the middle
of August, with banquet, with speeches
by prominent out t-of-town educators. The
committee to make arrangements will be
Mrs. C. w. Wescott, Miss Annie L. Barr,
Mrs. Hugh D. Mcclellan and Wilson Ellis.
The following constitution was adopted:
This organization shall be known as the
Student Alumni Association of the Bel
fast High School.
The purpose of the Association shall be
to further the interests of the Belfast
High School, and to promote social unity
among its former members.
Any person formerly student in the
Belfast High School shall be entitled to
membership upon payment of the annual
dues.
The officers of the Association shall be:
President, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer, who shall be nominated by
committee of three appointed by the Ex-
ecutive Board in April preceding the an
nual meeting of the Associa ton.
A quorum shall consist of ten or more
members of the Association.
The regular meeting of the Association
shall be held annually on a date during
the summer months determined by the
Executive Board. Special meetings may
be called at the discretion of the Execu-
tive Board.
Annual dues of fifty cents per member
shall be payable before June first of each
year.
The Secretary of the Association shall
notify the out Of town members the date
of the annual meeting, and due notice
shall be printed in the Republican Jour-
nal reasonable length of time. previous
to thu meeting.
This constitution may be amended by a
majority vote of it's members at any an
nual meeting.