The Republican journal., 1922-08-17

The North Church Guild will hold their
last food sale of the season at the Waldo
Trust Co. next Saturday afternoon. The
sale will begin at 3 O'Clock, but orders
will be taken beforehand
At the annual meeting of the Clerk
of Courts Association of Maine held in
Bangor last Wednesday James II. Cilley
of Belfast, Clerk of the Waldo County S.
J. Court, was elected a vice president.
Mrs. c. A. Pilsbury and Mrs. Deborah
Hopkins entertained the North Church
Sewing Circle at the Belfast Home for
Aged Women last Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Dunton and Mrs. Louise w.
Richards assisted in serving refresh
ments.
A recent issue of the Knox Messenger
says of Miss Helene, daughter OF the late
Mrs. Marian Hayford Mosher of Belfast:
"Mrs. r b. Mosher and stepdaughter,
Miss Helene Mosher of Bangor, have
been recent guests of Mrs. James d.
Studley. Mrs. Mosher is now at Bear
Mt Camp and Miss Mosher is visiting in
Belfast. Miss Mosher was one of the
young artists who gave delight at the
Baptist church evening service recently,
having remarkable voice in one so
young, so sweet a voice with so wide
range would seem to presage great fu
ture for this gifted young girl"
THE MUNICIPAL COURT. Two assault
cases were heard before Judge Clyde K.
Chapman of the Municipal Court during
the past week. Edward West and Mrs
Elizabeth Mann of Montvile were tried
for assault on Mr.. Vests wife, who was
considerably bruised. and called for their
arrest. Judge Chapman suspended their
sentence for one month pending their
good behavior. Thursday, Guy Stevens
of Unity was arraiRned for assault on
Cony Brown of Albion. Stevens alleged
that Brown influenced his son, Frank
Stevens, to leave home. Brown brought
evidence to show that Stevens had as
saulted him without cause. Judge Chap
man fined the defendant S25 and costs of
court amounting to 500 which was paid.
Mrs. Nathan H. Small and Mrs Thos.
E. Bowker entertained at the formers
home last Wednesday evening in honor
of Mrs. E. NJ Corliss of Wells River, VT,
who is the guest of her parents, Mt. and
Mrs. V. A. Simmons, Assorted cake
and sherbert were served and the even
ing spent with auction at four tables.
The first prize, sterling silver lemon
folk, was won by Miss Alice Whitten,
and the second, Japanese incense burn
er, BY Mrs. Virgil L. Hall. The other
guests were Mrs. c. A. Thompson, Miss
Bertha A. Wiley, Mrs. L. C. Follett, Mrs.
Z. d. Hartshorn, Mrs. II. l.. Seekins,
Miss Amy E. Stoddard, Mrs. o. w. Will
kins, Mrs. N. S. Donahue, Miss Hazel
Judkins, Misses Isabel and ENERGY CHM.
THE SCHOOL COMMITTEE. The Au-
gust meeting of the school committee
was held in the superintendent office
when it was voted o begin the fall term
of the high school and the grades on the
Common Monday, August 21st, with the
view of closing earlier next spring. The
other grade schools will begin Tuesday,
Sept. 5th, on the fifteen weeks fall term.
All pupils who have studies to make up
are reque sted to meet at Superintendent
Roderick's office at a. m, Friday, Aug.
18th. The winter term will be II weeks
and the spring term 10 weeks. 1t was
voted 10 take the 7th grade from the
Common so that the high school pupils
may use the rooms, and place them in
the some hall until the new building
is completed. The tuition of all out of
will be S25 for the fall term, $40 for the
winter and Sis for the spring term, 1t
was voted to place two chemical toilets
in the brick school building in East Bel
fast The following were elected to
transport the rural district pupils: A. E.
Stantial, Searsport avenue; Adelphus
Noyes, Waldo avenue; j srry Small, City
point; Levi Campbell, Bslmont avenue;
Fred w. Herrick, NorIhport avenue. The
committee accepted with thanks the un-
usua al gift of 633 specimens of minerals
and curiosities comprising the collection
of the late Governor William G. Crosby,
from his grandson, Horace Chenery, now
of Concord, Mass. The following teach
ers were elected: Harry A. Foster, Prin.,
High school, Miller street; Daniel l. Mac
Innis, sub-master, high school, Elm t.;
Mrs Georgia B. Parker, English depart
ment, Miller street; William NJ. Damn,
French and Spanish, Church street; Fred
W. Bailey, Latin department, Main ST.;
Esther F. Evans, General Science and
History, Bell street; Edith E Luce,
Mathematics department, Elm street;
Melville Z. Chase, music, Cedar street.
L d. Hartshorn, principal, Grammar,
Franklin street; Grace A Lord, assistant,
Park street. Sarah F. knight, 7th grade,
Cedar street; Mrs. Horace Maddocks, 7th
grade, Main street. Grace E. Walton,
principal, Mcclellan school, 3rd grade,
Lincolnville avenue; Jane Brown, 1st
grade. High street; Mrs. Alfred Dutch,
1st grade, High street; Flora johnson,
End grade, Belfast, Me-, RID; Ella
Hamilton, Atm grade, Cedar street; Made
line Coombs, 5th grade Waldo avenue;
Renne w. Bailey, 9th Grade, Main street.
Maud E. Townsend. principal, Peirce
school, Cedar street; Annie X Adams,
End grade, Northport avenue; Annie c.
Black, 3rd grade, Court street; Ella X.
Foster, 4th grade, Miller street; Essie
Piper, 5th grade; Mary Houston, 9th
grade, 4 Grove street. Mrs Grace Ma
honey, Brick school. Mary Woodbury.,
Swan Lake avenue, White school, Ora
Danforth, Ci'ypoint school. Ada Webs
ter, Head of the Tide Primary. Mrs
Virgie Wentworth, Belfast. Me. .RFD.,
Head of Tide Grammar. Caroline Wood,
Belfast, Me. RID, Poor's Mill school.
Marjorie Hayford, Belmont avenue, Hay
ford school.