The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-10-06
FALL MILLINERY SHOWING
AT
H. H. Coombs' Company
Saturday, Oct. 9Th.
Waldo County Sunday School
Association.

The Waldo County SUNDAY ocnool AS
ISOLATION met in the Baptist church, Sept.
28th. for it's annual convention. The
Vice Pres, Rev. N. F. Atwood, Sears.
port, presided. DR.. j. X. McGilvery OF
Somerville, Mass, now in Maine in the
interest of organizing Sunday schools In
rural communities, led the devotional
hour. Rev. George c. Sauer extended
warm welcome to the delegates and
friends and the response was by the
county vice president.
The chair appointed the following COM
mittees: Resolutions, Rev. Harold LeMay
of Searsport, Mrs. r. N. Porter OF Sears
port, Mrs. Ella M. Littlefield, Morrill,;
nominations, Rev. George Z. Sauer OF
Belfast, Ethel Anderson OF Searsport,
Mrs. Lila Pearson of Morrill,: credentials,
Miss Abbie C. Chase of Searsport.
The county secretary presented the 1oi-
lowing statistical report from schools
having previously reported tsome nave
not vet sent in their blanks properly filled
,ouD: Officers and teachers, lo2; attend
;spce, III; home department members,
E2e; cradle roll members, 1923; offerings
including SIS paid in June, S24 90.
Home Dept. Supt. Miss Chase present.
ed fine report for the past year;
Address, quitting Religion Into the
Life of Nation and of the individually
Rev. E. H. Brewster, Portland, General
Secretary. ,
At the noon social hour a picnic lunch
70 which many good things were added
was served in the vestry
Rev. Harold LeMay of Searsport con-
Quoted the afternoon devotlons.
The address, principles OF Adolescent
Education" was given by Rev. L. M.
[Jriffiths, Camden. wv orshp IN the
Church School, was given by Kew Alex.
Henderson of Waterville.
Each address was especially aoapteo 10
the needs of the present generatlon ana
was most helpful and Instructive. An
offering was taken amounting 10 So.lo
The current business was taken up and
ZeDas D Hartshorn of Belfast, county
treasurer, presented his report. :,
After a general discussion and special
offering it was voted to pay the 1uil ap-
portionment of $40 which places the
county in a higher grade than Tor years;
The resolutions committee presented
the thanks to ladies of the church, speak
ers, retiring officers, and others
The nominating committee presented
the following list of officers Whch were
elected: President, Rev. N. +. At"ooa'
Searsport; Vice President, Kew MIS- t.
p. Harrison, Searsmont; Secretary Mrs.
Annie NJ Frost Belfast; Treasurer, Lenas
D. Hartshorn, Belfast; Auditor, o. +.
Frost, Belfast; Supts., Home Dept, MISS
Abble Chase, Searsport; Chlldrens d.
vision, Ethel Anderson, Searsport; Young
PEOPLES Division, Edith Nj. DAVIDSON,
Belfast: Teacher Training, Rev. Harold
LeMay, Searsport; Missionary, Mrs.
Nathan Hunt, Morrill,; Temperance, Mrs.
c. F. Kyle, Monroe; Adult, Mrs. X. N.
Porter, Searsport.
Voted later to appoint Supt. of S. 5.
Extension Work, and Rev. George "
Sauer, Belfast, was elected Supt', with
authority to appoint helpers. Rev. n. +.
Atwood, Searsport, was elected otate
Committeeman.
Rev. E. T. Garland, State Bible Agent,
mad a fine display of his goods IN the
vestry and they met with q ready sale.
He also made brief speech regarding
organization of Sunday schools IN the
county.
In the evening, Rev. Charles w. Mar
tin, Belfast, was devotional leader an
address, Things Needful for Success
was given by Rev. Alex. Henderson OF
WatervilIe; solo by Miss Edna Hopkins
of Belfast; address, Rev. E. H. Brewster,
Gen. Sec. on Religious Education"
An offering of $500 was taken for
county work.
The credentials committee stated that
there was an attendance OF about lOU
people with 81 from Searsport and only
10 from Belfast.