Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-23
BELFAST
Democrats Appoint Delegates
for State Convention-Wom.
an to Study Law

an 10 StuQy Law
The Democrats have made their
delegates to the State Convention at
Augusta on April Z. $3.50, men and
women and the City Committee is the
same ratio. At the annual, caucus
lust held, r. F. Dunton presided with
Miss Grace A. Lord, clerk. The dele
gates elected are: Mrs. Lulie +.
Nichols. Mrs. Rose Fahy, Mrs. Char
lotte Stewart, Miss Florence Dun
ton, w. A. Nichols, ]. c. Durham. T.
| S. Thompson, r. H. Darby: alternates,
Mrs. David johnson, Mrs. George
/ Luce, Mrs. T. S. Thompson, Mrs. Fred
A. Holmes. Selwyn Thompson, F. w.
Pote, H. P. Farrow, P. A. Bradford.
The City Committee organized as
foesows: Frank I. Wilson. chairman:
Thirza Smalley, vice chairman; Ethel
Luce. secretary: Agnes Abbott, treas
urer. The members Of the city COM
mittee are:
Ward one-Miss Belle Keating, Mrs.
Rose Fahy, Mrs. David johnson, Mrs.
Alice Mason, Mrs. Rosina Darby, Mrs.
Gladys Cooper, p. A. Bradford, p. B.
Redman, F. X. Pendleton, r. F. Dar-
by, w. A. Nichols, Walter Decrow,
DR.. H. L. Kilgore.
| Ward two-Miss Racheal Anderson,
Mrs. Nellie Decrow, Miss Bessie Hub
bard Miss Agnes Abbott, Mrs. Gene
va Hills, Mrs. Arvilla Lamson, Mrs.
Ethel Collins, F. w. Fote;; +. I. Will
son, E. A. Wadsworth G. G. Abbott,
l.. B. Thompson, F. H. keene, S. A.
Parker.
| Ward three-Mrs. Mae Black, Mrs.
Ethel Luce, Mrs. Fanny Robinson,
Mrs. Dora Bridges, Mrs. Abbie Rack
life, Mrs. Charlotte Stewart, Mrs
Thirza Smalley, Harvey Cunningham.
Roscoe Cunningham, Roy Sholes. Ru-
fus J. Mayo, Harry knowlton, Chester
Pooler, Edward Wagner.
I Ward four-A1rs. John Boynton,
Mrs. Charles Boynton, Mrs. Charles
Bryant, Mrs. F. A. Holmes, Mrs.
Ralph U. Russ, Mrs. Arthur Thomp-
F. \. Holmes, John Boynton, Charles
Boynton. Arthur Higgins, Adelbert
Small, Ralph L. Russ.
Ward five-Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs H. Fair
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Nick
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Black, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Larrabee.
MISS Ida Spencer, daughter of Bert
Spencer, former business man of
Belfast has passed her first evamina
tlons for the Boston University Law
school and her ambition to become a
lawyer is in a fair way to be fulfill
ed. After graduating from the Bel
last High, Miss Spencer went to Bos-
ton where she was graduated from
the Pierce School of Secretarial Sci
ence and for some years has been a
stenographer and private secretary in
Boston. One day last week the hea
OF the firm gave a little party at the
ONCE to celebrate her success in pass
ing the exams for B. L. and among
lhose who were present were the
Dean of the University, also Miss
Mary E. Pierce, a former Belfast
woman. head of the Pierce school,
Hugh Dean Mcclellan a we'll known
Boston attorney. also q native Of Bel
last. From the time Miss Spencer
went to work for the law firm she at
tracted the attention of the members
of the firm by her brllance of mind
and they have encouraged her in her
desire to enter the profession. When
she is admitted to the bar as she will
doubtlcssly be within a few years she
VIII be the first Belfast girl to achieve
such an honor.