The Republican journal., 1921-08-18

c. B. E atom & Co. have sold theil
bowling and billiard parlor to /. V. Ma.
thews & Co.
Mrs. Morris L. SlugG and Mrs. Grace
Z. Pillsbury entertained about IS guest.
last Friday at tea given at the formers
home from to 5 p. m. Mrs. Richard P
Whitman and Mrs. Harold H. Holdings
head poured, while Mrs. c. B. Holmes
and Miss Belle Heating served. The
home was attractively decorated with
garden flowers and ferns.
A meeting of the program committee
OF the First Parish (Unitarian Alliance,
Mrs. Stephen S. L. Shute, chairman, was
| held at the home of Mrs Charles H. Wal
den, Friday afternoon. Plans for the
winters program were discussed, and
some line speakers selected The pro-
gram will be especially interesting this
season, with a musicale as usual, with
Mrs. Clement w. Wescott, chairman of
the committee, in charge.
Ralph Martin of Dorchester, Mass g.
was before Judge Clyde B. Chapman OF
the Municipal Court last Wednesday to
a lswer to the charge of driving an auto
while intoxicated and also having in his
possession intoxicatin liquors. He was
arrested by deputy sheriff W. M. Berry
IN Stockton Springs. His auto, Chew
folet sedan. was taken and will be sold
by the county. He paid his fine, his
sentence was suspended and he returned
home
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Thompson of
| Somervile, Mass, arrived Sunday to
| ty1,o ba H. LAT
ter's father, Edward A. Wadsworth and
family. Mr.. and Mrs Thompson were
married last Saturday at the St James
4 Episcopal church in Somerville. They
were unattended and only few relatives
were present on account of the illness of
the brides grandfather, George w. Bur-
kett, with whom she lived.
Leon Goddard was injured Monday
| forenoon at the dock of the Pejepscot
| Co., where he was working at discharg
! ing pulp wood from a barge. He was
taken to the Waldo County Hospital, but
later in the day went to his home on
Bridge street. A tier of the wood be-
came dislodged in the hold of the barge
and Goddard received part of its weight,
knocking him down. No bones were
broken, but he was severely bruised about
the hips and head
SCHOOL NEWS The following Belfast
teachers have been elected:
Harry A Foster, Principal High School;
George F. Kelley, Jr., Submaster; Fred NJ
Bailey, Assistant; William NJ Damn,
Assistant; Georgia B. Parker, Assistant;
Esther F. Evans, Assistant; Edith E.
Luce, Assistant.
Zenas D. Hartshorn, Principal Gram
mar School; Grace Lord, Assistant; Sarah
Knight, Assistant; Lylla Sprague, AS
sistant.
Grace Walton, Principal Mcclellan
School, 31d Grade; Madeline Coombs,
Mcclellan, 5th Grade; Ella Hamilton,
Mcclellan, 4th Grade; Maud Bryant, Nc
Lellan, LIST Grade; Flora johnson, McLel-
Ian, End Grade; Jane Brown, Mcclellan,
list Grade; Renne Bailey, Grade 6, NC
Lellan.
Maud E. Townsend, Principal PIERCE
School, list Grade; Annie Adams, PIERCE
School, End Grade; Annie Black, PIERCE
School, 3rd Grade; Ella Foster, PIERCE
School, 4th Grade; Frances Sargent,
PIERCE School, 5th Grade; Mary Houston,
PIERCE School, 9th Grade.
Ida Perkins, Brick School.
Mary Woodbury., White School.
Stella Carter, Union School
Ada Webster, Citypoint School.
Annie Hatch, Head of Tide Primary.
Virgie Wentworth, Head of Tide Gram
mar.
Eloise Lewis, Poor's Mill School.
Marjorie Hayford, Hayford School.
Mabel P. Farrow, Pitcher School.
Melville E. Chase, Supervisor of Music.
Searsport Teachers:
Lillian Runnels, Principal High School;
Evan Wilson, Assistant.
Agnes Gilkey, Grammar School,
Eleanor Closson, intermediate School
Faustina Harding, Primary School.
E. Una Littlefield, Nichol School.
G. Louise Clark. North Searsport.
Jennie Clements, Mt. Ephraim School.
Belfast schools will open Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 9th.
Searsport schools will open Monday,
| September 18th.
Semi-annual promotions have been
abolished making possible one entering
class each year instead of two. All be
| qinners must be five years of age or over