Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-10
BELFAST
Forty Years Baptist Treasurer
Steamer Belfast on Winter
Standardization Officer
for Waldo

Charles H. Trembley, who was
elected Thursday night, treasurer of
the Baptist church of Belfast, enters
upon his 10th year in this capacity.
having served since December 1882.
The other officers elected were:
Clerk, Miss Maude Matthew's; audit
OF, Willis B. Fletcher; Sunday school
board, Charles H. Rhoades, Charles
Howard, George Robertson, Mayford
Morris and Miss Matthews; missions
treasurer, Gerald Howard. Mr.. How
ard reported the disbursement for
missions during the past year, S102S.
There are 1872 enrolled in the Sunday
school, with an average attendance
Of Sc. The Boy Scouts have enrolled
80 members and during the past
year raised $3.50, a part Of which was
expended in a hike to Mt. Katahdin.
The Ladies' Circle raised $752 in the
year.
The steamer Belfast of the Eastern
Steamship Lines, Inc, has gone on
it's winter schedule of two trips a
week between Boston and Bangor
and will leave Belfast for Boston
Mondays and Thursdays at p. NJ.
She will leave Boston for the Maine
ports on Tuesdays and Fridays,
weather permitting. Thus far she
has been able to make the port of
Bangor, the Penobscot river being
still open.
With the appointment of Fred T..
Ellis of Belfast as probation officer
for this county, Waldo county has
for the first time such an official.
With the exception of Knox, every
county in Maine now has one. The
officer is appointed by the governor
On recommendation of the county
commissioners, who determine the
compensation and approve expenses,
all Of which are paid by the county
The term of Office is at the pleasure
of the governor. The general duties
OF such an officer are to have charge
of any respondents from any court in
the county, as may be committed to
hime on continued or suspen ded SEN
fences and required to report to him
at stated times. Respondents who
have been fined and able to pay if
given time are also placed in his
charge until their fine is paid. He
also has the authority of truant Of
ficer. For some time such an officer
has been deemed necessary In Waldo
county and it will fill a long felt
want.
The following real estate deals
have been recorded in the Waldo
county registry of deeds:
Everett E. Libby Detroit. to
Mainestream Lumber Co, Harmony,
land in Burnham.
Lotte A. Smart. Belfast. to r. w.
PattershalI. Belfast. land and build
ings in Belfast.
Evelyn S. Theyer. Worcester.
Mass. to Eudavilla Foster. Sears
port, land and buildings in Searsport.
Ida Roberts Cilley, Thorndike, to
.Hartshorn Farrow, Belmont, land
and buildings in Belfast
:. 'Northport Wesleyan Grove Camp
meeting Association to Estelle M.
Hutchinson, Bangor, land in North
port.
Warren A. Emery ct al. Freedom,
to Moses c. Kimball, Jackson, land
in Jackson.
Ernest l.. Clark, Camden, to Eddie
L. Ames eft al. land in Lincolnville
Charles w. Lancaster, Belfast, to
Arthur Robbins, Belfast, land in Bel
fast.
Norman r. Cock. Newport, to-
Horace p Small. Jackson, land and
buildings in Jackson.
Percy Herrick, Belfast, to Fred D.
Jones, Belfast, land in Northport.
Edward J. Vose ct al, Freedom, to
James H. Jackson ct al. Freedom,
land and buildings in Freedom.
William r. Marshall, Winchester,
Mass, to Charles R. Marshall,
Winchester, land and buildings in
Belfast.