Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-07
BELFAST
Fourth Quarterly Methodist
Conference - Yearly Vital
Statistics.

The Fourth Quarterly meeting Of the
Belfast charge, western district. East
crn Maine Methodist conference, was
held in Belfast Wednesday night when
the following officers and committees
were appointed: Trustees, President T.
T.. Roderick. c. T.. Frost. Il. A. Eram-
hall. i. O. Roberts. l.. O. IIcIrick. G.
Il. Swctt Edwin Frost, +. NJ. Pearson
and Mrs. Alice Bramhall; stewards,
Mrs. Bramhall, Mrs. Sarah Stewart,
Mrs Mary Whitmorc, Mrs. Annie May
Frost Mrs. Ellen Cresscy, George Cur
tis, Mrs. Clara Cottrcll. Mrs. T.. l..
Whitten. Mrs. Georgia Dow. Mrs. Mel
lie Pearson. Miss Ethel Frost. Frank
Downs, Prof. NJ. T.. Chase, Miss Lena
Sanborn, Miss Lora Maxcy Miss Annie
Going, Miss Leverne Written, c. l..
Frost, Mrs. Charles Luce, Edwin
Frost; recording steward and sccrc-
tary, Mrs. Annie May Frost; district
steward, Edwin Frost; receiving stew
ard, Georgia Dow; communion steward,
Mrs. Whitmore; director of religious
education. c. L. Frost; director of so
cial and recrcational life, Lcverne Whit
ten; custodian of legal papers. c. l.
Frost; Sunday school superintendent,
c. L. Frost; primary superint cndent,
Mrs. Charles Wood; president Ladies
Aid. Mrs. Whitmorc: president Stand
ard Bearers, Dorothy Chamberlain,
president Dorcas Guild, Mrs T.. T.
Rodcrick; president E-omcns Forclsa
Missions, Mrs. Malta Wadlin: class or
unit leaders, Mrs. Alice Bramhall. Mrs
+. j.. Whitten, &. T. Frost, j.. l.. Rod
crick: trier Of appeals, Edwin Frost:
members of Laymans Association.
Mrs Bramhall Edwin and G. l.. Frost !:
members Campmeeting Association,
Edwin Frost, i. o. Roberts. Commit
tees: Apportionment and bencvolcnc"s,
G. i. Frost. Alice Bramhal Georgia
Dow: Christian stewardship, Mrs
Whitmorc. Mrs. Bramhall &. T.. Frost;
foreign missions, Mrs. Wadlin. Mrs.
Whittcn. Miss Abbic Poor: home mis-
sions, Annie Going. Nellie Pearson;
religious instruction, and SUNDAY
school, Bertha Whitten. Mrs. e. B
SWEET; tracts, Clara Cottrell; temper
ance. William Sayward. Leo IIcrricI;:
education, Lena Sanborn. Leverue
Whitten, Georgia Dow: education ~
negroes Mrs. Leo Herrick, Mrs
Charles Wood; hospitals. Mrs. Georgia
Buck. Miss Ethel Frost: church rec
ords. c. l.. Frost. Mrs. Whitmorc:' au-
ditor, G. l.. Frost; parsonage, Mre.
Bramhall. Mrs. Whitmorc. Mrs.
Written. Mrs. Charles Luce; csu.
mating ministerial support. Lcvcrn,
Written. Alitc Bramhall. Mrs. Whit
more, c. L. Frost. r.. Il. Rodcrick: ex.
animation of local preachers. e. "
Frost, Edwin Frost. Leo Herrick; spe-
cial committees: Church welcome. q.
f. Frost. William Sayward. +. -.
Roberts Mrs. Bramhall. T.. r. Rodor-
lex, Bertha Whittcn: committee 10 act
with director of social and rccroa-
tional life. Mrs. Irena Luce, Miss Alice
Whitten. Mrs. f.. f. Roderick.
Vital statistics taken from the rec
crds of the city clerk. show Beifast to
have had 113 marriages during the
year 1921. 1o2 births and 81 deaths
The largest number Of children born
any one month was ~. in April The
smallest number. six. four months re-
cording that number. sixty-one OF the
children born were boys. The death
record is remarkable for the feet that
between the ages of six months aud
20 years there was but one death. thai
Of a four-year-old girl. following an
operation for appendicitis. Twenty