The Republican journal., 1919-06-12

The Dorcas Guild of the Methodist
church will have a sale of food and
candy at the church next Saturday af-
ternoon from 2 to g.
Mrs. Sarah E. Pierce observed her "a tn
birthday, Wednesday afternoon and
evening, June 4th, at her attractive home
on Cedar street, She was the recipient
of many beautiful flowers, birthday
greetings, also letters and kilograms from
relatives and friends who were unable to
be present. The members of the Uniyer-
salist Sewing Circle were the special
guests of the afternoon when about 20
were present. The refreshments includ-
ed delicious birthday cake, which Mrs.
Pierce had made for the occasion. Dur
Ing the evening many friends called to
extend ngratulations and greetings.
Mrs Pierce is not only able to attend to
the cares of her home, but has worked
the past year for the Red Cross and at
tended faithfully to her duties as direc-
tor OF the Belfast Home for Aged Women.
and enjoys the meetings of the Primrose
chapter OF the Eastern Star She is a
devout Universalist, never misses
meeting of the State Associations. is
equally faithful to her home church and
It's allied societies and reioices greatly
that 1t mas been opened again for regular
services. She enjoys excellent health
and 1T is the earnest wish of many friends
That her useful life may be prolonged for
many more birthday celebrations.
The district meeting of the school COM
mlttee was held in the city building We'd
nesday evening, June 4th, and organized
with Frank l. Mortland of Searsport as
president and Charles S. Bickford of Bel
fast, secretary. Edward E. Roderick was
unanimously re- elected as superintendent
Tor the year ending June 3d. 1920, and his
salary fixed at $4,000, an increase of 5000,
A special meeting of the Belfast board
followed and the following teachers were
elected Tor the year ending June 1920.
with 500 increase in salary:
John A. David, Principal High
MISS Helen Brown, assistant in High.
MISS Eva Wentworth, assistant in High |
MISS Allce Lawry, assistant in High.
L. u. Hartshorn, Principal Grammar.
MISS grace a Lord, assistant Grammar
Miss Esther F. Evans, IA Grade.
Mrs. Sarah j, Knight, 7-B Grade
MISS Grace f Walton, Mcclellan Grade /
III, Principal.
Miss Julia M, Leary, Mcclellan Grade IT
Miss E. Frances Abbott, Mcclellan Grade .
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MISS Mary Houston, Mcclellan Grade V.
Mrs. Ella Hamilton, Mcclellan GradeIV. |
Miss Frances A. Sargent, Mcclellan
Grade T.
MISS Alberta Wadsworth, PIERCE Grade
V, Principal.
Miss Florence M. Cross, PIERCE Grade
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Miss Florence Keene, PIERCE Grade ".
Mrs. Annie X. Adams, PIERCE Grade II.
Mrs. Annie C. Black, PIERCE Grade III
Mrs. Maud F. Townsend, PIERCE Grade |.
Mrs. Marjorie Hayford, Hayford school.
Mrs. Mabel P. Farrow, Pitcher school.
MIS-. Lylpha Clements, Citypoint school !
Miss Flora johnson, Poor's Mill school,
Miss Virgie B. Wentworth, Head of !
Tide.
Miss Mary Woodbury., White school.
Miss Mabel Averill, Union school.
Mrs. Emma B. Pitcher, Supervisor of /
Music.
Mrs. Everett A. Banks, the efficient
teacher of the Commercial department
OF the B. H. S., has rendered her resiena-
ton to take effect Friday. Mrs. Mabel
Avery of Swanville, a teacher in the
Union school has also resigned.