The Republican journal., 1920-08-05

in Belfast and Waldo county revising the
Maine Regis er. This is very valuable
book of reference to all residents of the
State.
Charles A. Merithew, sergeant of Com
pany F of the Third Maine Regiment, has
gone to Ohio, where he will take part in
the national shooting match of expert
riflemen.
Thomas Kennedy, who has for some
wears been connected with the Penobscot
Bay Electric Co. in its Office as one of the
book-keepers, is planning to leave in
about month or six weeks with his
family and with his brother-in- law, Sum-
ner Maddocks, for California.
The annual lawn party will be held by
the St Francis church on Court street,
August 10th and 18th, under the direction
of Rev. Timothy ]. O'Mahoney This
fete is always well patronized by the
public and is a social and financial sue
cess. There will be the regular sales
table with delicious food speciality.
Richard, the four-year- son of Mr..
and Mrs Roland Lamson, celebrated his
birthday Friday afternoon at his home on
Court street. He was the recipient OF
many useful gifts. Ice cream and dainty
birthday cake were served. The guests
were Rebecca and Clyde Holmes and
Spencer King. Master Richard was also
dinner guest of the Holmes children.
The annual meeting of the Belfast High
School Student-Alumni Association was
held at the city building Friday after
noon. when the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Hugh D. McLel-
Ian of Lexington, formerly Miss Nina
Foster Poor of Belfast; vice president,
Theodore C. Bramhall; secretary, Miss
Florence M. Dunton; treasurer, Lynwood
3. Thompson. Plans for the annual Held
dav will be announced later.
Arthur B. Hatch of Morrill, has been
elected as assistant treasurer of the Bel
fast Savings Bank. He has been for some
time connected with the Farmers Union
store in this city and has resigned to take
the new position. He has for some time
been engaged in business In Morrill, ana
is a general favorite with the pubic.
Wilson Ellis has been assisting in the
Bank for some months. His plans are
not public at present. He will take
vacation at Georges Lake, Liberty, in the
near future.
| Report of work done by Belfast Public
Health Nursing Service during month OF
July, 1920: Summary of cases treated:
Number of cases under care first of month,
IA; number new cases, IL; number read
mitted cases, IA; total number of cases
during month, 26; number cases dismiss
ed, 8; number cases remaining end Of
month, 49, Condition on discharge: Re-
covered, 8; improved, 4; died, L; total, =.
Discharged: To family or self, 7; died, l.
Nursing visits, "a; infant welfare visits,
%; tuberculosis visits, 3; office treat
ments, IA; total, 1903. Night calls after .
p. M, L. Reported by families, 6; report
ed by physicians, 8; reported by others, 3.
Ages of patients treated: Under 2 years,
9;2 to years, a; to 20 years. 1; over ~
years, II. Nature of cases: Obstetrical
cases, 1; nurse present at delivery, 1; tu-
berculosis, 8; we'll babies under supervis-
ion, 8; chronic illness, 1; surgical dressing
cases, 6; all others, 7. Financial: Num-
Der paying patients, II; number free pa
tients, Is; fees collected, $3.50. A gift
of So was ceived-Alice R. Parker.