Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-06
BELFAST
Rev. Chas. w. Martin Resumes
Work-Waldo Hospital Head
Resigns-Boys' Conference
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Rev Charles w. Martin who on
April list completed five years as pas
tor of the Methodist churches in Bel
fast. East Northport and West
Northport. has been returned by the
East Maine conference for another
year, at the request of his parish
toner's.
Both Mr.. Martin and his wife are
very active in all branches OF the
church work and under their guild
ance the churches in these places
have flourished. They have two
sons, Edward, a. senior in the Bel
fast High and Morrill, a student in
the Mcclellan school.
Mr.. Martin is deeply interested in
all civic matters.
Miss Alice Wescott, r. N, for the
past two years superintendent of the
Waldo County General hospital has
resigned and will be succeeded by
Miss Gayle Ryder, II. N, of Isles
boro who will begin her new duties
on May Is. Miss Ryder is graduate
of the Waldo County General hospi-
tai training school and has done in
stitutional work in Maine and Massa-
chusetts. Miss Wescott, a graduate
of the Massachusetts General, served
for two years with the American
Red Cross in France. She will take
much needed rest before again TAX
ing up her professional work.
A certificate of organization has
been approved known as The Square
Deal Land and Improvement Com
pany Of Maine, organized at Belfast
to deal in real estate and other pro-
perry; capital stock, $500, 600: moth
ing paid in; par value 81; directors.
Herbert F. Hanson, president; Maui
rice w. Lord, clerk and treasurer: G.
c. Hanson, f. f. Hanson. NJ. r.
knowlton, all of Belfast.
Plans are about perfected for the
Second Annual Boys conference of
Waldo County which will be held in
Belfast May 19-20-21, under the au-
spices of committee of business and
professional men Of which f. F..
Roderick is chairman of the general
committee.
Already more than 100 boys have
signifled their intentions Of coming
and some towns would like to send
more than their quota but the num-
Der must be limited to enable each
to be repre- scented. The following al
lotment has been made for each
town:
Belfast 81. Belmont ., Brooks Z,
Durham 6, Frankfort 6, Freedom :.
Islesboro s. Jackson 4, Knox 5,
Liberty 6, Lineolnville s. Monroe Z.
Montvile Z, Morrill, 3, Northport g.
Prospect 4. Palermo 6. Searsmont T.
Searsport IA, Stockton Springs H.
Swanville 4, Thorndike 4, Troy 6,
Waldo 4, Winterport IS, Unity 0.
All delegates will have free enter
tainment, admission to banquet and
all meetings. on payment of 81. this
including lodging from Friday to
Monday Other boys, not delegates
may attend all meetings but will
have to look after their meals and
lodgings. An informal reception will
be held for the delegates in the Bap-
fist vestry Friday from 2 to 6. This
will be followed by a street parade
lead by the Belfast band and the
| banquet served In the Methodist yes
try at $50. At. this time there will
be special music and speaking.
Saturday will be devoted to sports
and recreation, after a morning SEES
sion in the Universalist church. Sat
| urday night a meeting will be held In
| the Methodist church.
| Sunday morning the delegates will
attend church with their hosts and
| friends. In the afternoon a service
will be held in the Federated church
and Sunday night service in the
Baptist church will close the confer.
ence.