Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-31
BELFAST.
J. KS Are Entertained by
Mrs. Clarence Read.
Rock|and Team Will Play
Y. N. C. A. Here Tomorrow.
Breezy Local Items and Notes Of
Personal Interest.


! tertaincd by Mrs. Clarence Read las'
| evening at her home on Cedar street
| The affair was in honor of Miss Editf
| F. Dunton, whose marriage to Charles
| Dana Cool of Madison, Wis, Will oc-
| cur in this city Aug. &c. A Picnic sup
per was served on the lawn at !
| o'clock. After supper Miss Dunton was
| tho recipient of a tin shower From
| a window in the roof of the afDOf II
| which the meal was enjoyed all sorts
| of packages began to descend before
Miss Dunton, causing her great sur
| prise and furnishing much fun Tor the
| ,other guests The guests then ad-
| iourned to the house and an imrromp
| tn musical program was given.
Among the out -of-tOWn guests Were
| Mrs. w. s. HOxie of Brooklyn, y. T.,
| Mrs. Cyril Cook of Franklin, Mass
Miss Alice Hills of Boston, Mrs. Willis
A. Arnold of Springfield, Mass, Miss
Louise Richards of Pennington, Miss
Abbie Stoddard of Boston, Miss Mary
Carter of Augusta, Miss Alice Poor,
who has just graduated from Welles-
ley, Miss Marian Wells, who IS al
home for the summer from the New
England Conservatory of Music, Miss
Ruth Darling of Newtonville, Mass,
and Miss Alice Fessenden of stamford
Conn.
A shore dinner was enjoyed at
o'clock last evening at the Cottreli
cottage by a party Of young people
from this city, comprising Miss Emery
CHM, Mrs. Allen Patterson, Miss lsa-
belle CHM, Miss Geneva Heal, MISS
Bertha Wiley, Miss Maude Steward
Miss Matte Wiley, Miss Katherine
Rrier. Miss Ida Ames. Clifford Ness,
Maine Hits, F. NJ. Stewart. Chester
Frost and Frank Kcene. A clam bake
was in order, and this was followed py
several courses at long tables on the
cottage veranda After pleasant So
cial hour the return home was MADE
about 8 o'clock.
The intentions of marriage of John
Joseph Emery of Brewer, and Miss Le-
titia Belle Wood of Belfast. are re-
corded in the office of City Clerk Lit-
tlefe!d. Mr.. Emery is tht son of Mrs.
Robert s. Emery of @Northport. and is
an electrician formerly located in New
York. Miss Wood H. the. daughter OF
James w. Wood: g
a baseball game Ias been arranged
between the Belfast Young Men
Association and Rockland of the Troll
lev League for Saturday, Aug. l, on
the Congress street grounds. this city.
The game will be called promptly at
. 20 p M. The Rockland team it at
present leader in the Trolley League
of Knox county, and fast game IS
looked for.
A Democratic caucus will be held IN
the Court house, this city, saturday,
Aug. 1. at 40 p. NJ. to nominate a
candidate for representative to the
legislature.
The Baptists will enjoy an excursion
to Bucks harbor tomorrow, on the
steamer Castine The eXcursionlsts Will
leave Lewis wharf at A. M ana al
te~ n stay of several hours at Buck >
harbor the steamer will proceed down
tho eastern bay and pass through FOX
Island thoroughfare, returning VIA
the western bay.
The Ladies' Social Aid of the Univer-
salist church met this afternoon with
MIS-. FREQ JdckSoll az iiNi 'iNi''>
Church street. The meeting was de-
voted principally to forming plans 1of
tie Uriversalist sale to be heid II
Memorial hall at go o'clock Thursday
afternoon Aug. =.
A Picnic supper has been planned
for the members of the Methodist sum
day school, and will be given next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the
park.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Circle Of the Grand Army Will be hcid
in Memorial hall Tuesday, Aug. T. =
fun attendance is requested.
A 15-cent supper is to be given III
the Trinity Reformed church, E-aS'
Belfast, at 6 o'clock Friday.
Miss Anne NJ Kittredge returned to-
night from Rockland, where she went
Yesterday to read at Crescent Beach'
in a concert given for the Beach I'M
provement Society, under the dlrecuoh
of Madame Cote-Howard of the MOL
ly-O Club Of Rockland.
Mason & Hall have erected q loooo-
gallon tank upon a, 41-foot tower for
George W. G. DreXel of Philadelphia on
his estate at North Isesboro.
Miss Nella C+uptil is enjoying few
weeks vacation from her duties as clerk
in the store of A. D. Chase & Son.
The shoe factory Of Leonard Bar
rows in this city has started on 10
hour schedule in all of its departments,
after having run on nine hours for soma
months.
Mrs. A. +. Mead and granddaughter,
Miss Albertine Morrill, of Natick. Mass
are guests of Mrs. II. B. Cunningham.
Harry Mcclellan of Toledo, Ohio, is the
guest of his father, Hon. William II. Nc
Lellan, Primrose hill.
A second reunion Of the Glass of 1899
5. Fl. s., will be held on Friday night
with Mrs. Cyril Cook blanche Rock
welD and Miss Alice A. Hills as hostess
es The first reunion was held with Mrs
Willis S. Arnold OF Springfield, ut the,
home of her father. Fred w. Brown. Ce-
dar street. last Friday night, but all the
members of the class was not able to be
present, so it decided to hold a second
reunion on Friday Of this week
Miss Myra L. Goss, who has been the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Eugene Stevens at