The Republican journal., 1920-09-09

NiiSs AInle l.. barr, Tor the past 10
years librarian of the Belfast public IL
| brary, has been granted a leave of ab-
sence by the trustees from her duties
and will go to Augusta, where she will
substitute for while as the Legislative
Reference Librarian in place of Miss Lo-
rena Cochran of Monmouth Miss Coch-
| ran met a tragic death bv drowning
| Whlie on vacation visit at Monhegan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mark A. Wadlin of
Northport announce the engagement of
their elder daughter, Airline A., to Her.
bert ID. Cunningham of Wateryille.
Maine. Miss Wadlin is a graduate of
the Belfast High school and has been
employed for some time in the office of
the Penobscot Bay Electric Co., but re-
Gently resigned MIR. Cunningham is
well and favor ably known here and is
employed by that company in Waterville.
No date has been announced for the we'd
| ding
SOUTH BELFAST. Mr. and Mrs. Leo
q. Herrick and Mr.. and Mrs. George E
Curtis returned Friday from a twelve
days auto trip, when they visited every
State in New England and took delight
| tul trip through the White Mountains.
Raymond Roberts of Brooks has been
the guest of A. W. Roberts of this city,.
Miss Viola Curtis has returned from
visit at the home of Mr. j. A Peavey of
Llncolnville...,M Mr.. A. w. Roberts has
sold his farm in this section of the city
to Mr.. Leadbetter of Millinockett, who
will take possession at once.
| The total registration at the closing
| OF the session at / p. m. Wednesday was
1898 The men had "a Republican, 7 Dem
| ocratlc and 10 without preference; the
women had 1876 Republicans, 70 Demo-
| Gratis and 90 no preference. Mrs. Essie
r earle, chairman of the Republican
County committee, was the first woman
TO register. Mrs. Sarah E. Stewart, Bel
lasts oldest woman resident, "a years.
In the full possession of all her faculties
very we'll Informed and self-reliant, was
among those to register early. There has
been gradual increase daily in the num-
Der OF women registering. The board
| Will close its sessions Thursday at o.
| M All who care to vote must report at
the City Clerks office in Memorial build
ing before that hour. The process is too
simple to call for any explanation ard
gentlemen on the board courteous and
| glad to assist
! THE BELFAST SCHOOLS. The schools
began the fall term Tuesday, Sept 7th
The High school will have over 200 pu-
pills. Miss Esther F. Evans, who has
been teaching in Grade 7, will succeed
Miss Eva Wentworth, resigned, in the
| High school faculty. Miss Evans is an
excellent teacher in any branch of school
| work. She was successful in teaching
| French and mathematics in the Brooks
| High before coming to Belfast Miss E,
Frances Abbott, teacher in the Mel ell.
Ian school for several years, has been en-
gagged as teacher of French, physics and
history in the Searsport High The fol-
lowing is the teaching force in the Bel
| fast-Searsport Union:
Rural Schools-Brick Primary, Ida
Perkins; Union, Annie Webb; White,
Mary Woodbury.; City Point, Flora John
son; Head of Tide, Virgie Wentworth:
Poors Mills, Maud E. Bryant; Hayford,
Georgia Piper; Pitcher, Mabel Farrow.
High School-Principal, Harry A. Fos-
ter; Sub-master, Harold S. Webb; AS
sistants, NJ Muriel Debeck, E Erina
DeBeck, Georgia S. Parker, Esther F.
Evans
Central Grammar School-Principal,
Zenas D. Hartshorn; Assistant, Grace A.
Lord; Grade IA, Sarah F. Knight; Grade
7B, Florence R. Keene.
Pelrce School-Principal, Maud F.
Townsend; Grade 2, Annie X. Adams;
Grade 3, Annie C. Black; Grade A, Ella X.
Foster; Grade S, Frances A, Sargent;
Grade 6, Mary A. Houston.
Mcclellan School-Principal, Grade 8,
Grace E. Walton; Grade Ia, Ruby Bra
ley; Grade lib, Julia Hogan; Grade q Ida
Z. Smalley; Grade 4, Ella Hamilton;
Grade 5, Madeline Coombs; Grade 6, Lyl-
la Sprague; Music Supervisor, Margaret
Mitchell.
Searsport High School-Principal, Lii
liam l. Runnells; Assistant, E. Frances
Abbott.
Searsport GRAMMAR. Una Little
field. Observation-Disclosures Brown. Pri-
mary-Faustina Harding.
Nicho s-Eleanor Closson.
Park-Lillias F. Buck
Porter-Minnie Leighton.
Mt. Ephraim-Stella Sellers.
North Searsport, Emily Evans.