The Republican journal., 1921-12-08

Mrs Albert Morse is assisting in the
H. H. Coombs Co. store during tie ho,i-
days.
The nominations made December 3rd
by Gov. Baxter include Mayor Clement
W. Wescott of Belfast and Edgar T.
Whitehouse'of Unity as notaries public.
The first ceremonial of Anah Temple.
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine will take
place in Bangor, Friday, Dec. 9th. The
assistants to the Potentate include Lvn-
wood B. Thompson of Belfast, A. H.
Nichols of Searsport, Albert M. Ames of
Stockton Springs, and William FarwelI of
Thorndke,
The many friends of Mrs. Joseph TYLER
regret to learn that she had met with
another accident in fall on the cellar
stairs last Thursday. While not serious
she is under the care of nurse He1
face was bruised and the muscles of her
head ald shoulders strained
Mrs. Fred W. Bailey, teacher of Grade
six of the Mcclellan school, with the
assistance of her brother, William White,
for a number of years first class signal
man in the U. S. NJ. has been instru
mental in forming club with ten of the
boys of her grade. They meet at her home
Wednesday evenings and study scout
work preparatory to entering a regular
troop. The members are: Leader, Frank
Davis, assistant leader, Bella Black; secre-
tary, Kenneth Thomas, Chester Bruce,
Nelson Canning, Roy Fowles, Calvin
Philbrook, Francis Stevens, Harold Whit
comb, Phillip Wood, Their club colors
are red and orange
! The North Church Guild had busy
meeting Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Norman A. Read. 1t was voted to
unite with the North Church Circle in a
! food, apron and fancy work sale in Me-
mortal Hall Thursday, Dec. 22nd at p.
m. At 3 p. m. there will be play with
Is cents admission 1t is called Sing a
Song of Sleepy Heads, Christmas play
for children and grownups, and the lead
ing parts will be played by Doris Wilson,
Eunce Ames, Martha Hartshorn, Elena
| Shute and Isabel Coomb BIS, while smaller
children will make up the 10 in the cast.
At p. m. there will be Christmas tree
for the children of the Federated Church.
A recent issue of a Bennington, Vt, ex-
change says of former Belfast boy:
"Charles S, Mills, who has been teach
ing for two years in Robert College, Con-
stantinople, has become acting registrar
of the college and secretary of the facui-
ty. He was appointed assistant registrar
for this year with the understanding that
he was to be registrar next year. Within
a month of his beginning his new du les
the registrar, Mr.. Bedell, also Dart
mouth man, of the class of 100, was called
back to this country by the illuess Of his
wife, and MIR. Mills took on the full work
of the office. In a letter home he writes
81 have never had to work quite so hard
before but am thriving on this business,
No one interferes with my work or gives
advice-that is the way at Robert Col
lege They give you a book and say teach
and you teach and they give you new
work to do and it is up to you to work out
YOUR own salvation. | have one student
in the office, capable senior, who is
familiar with the routine, and am hoping
to get another for the clerical work. At
present am doing almost the work of
| two people, Today had a hectic time
taking study hall surveillance for sick
teacher, teaching two classes, and doing
office work" This years catalogue of
Robert College gives an enrolment OF 67C
students There are 10 nationalities rep
| resulted.