Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-03
BELFAST. 2
Marriage ofDf. hiNeti and
Mrs. EsteIIe Haley.
Funerals Of Miss Emily Alden
and Mrs. LoIinda Carter.
Proposition to Furnish Water tor
Private and Public Use.

Belfast. Me May 2.-(SpeciaD)--
The wedding of Dr. Albert Millet,
Of Searsmont ANA Mrs. Estelle X.
Haley took place at l p. ID. Monday
at the home of the bride on Cedar
street. Ii was q very quiet affair and
the couple left this moruing for a
brief trip to Portland. On their return
they will reside at the brides home
in this city. Mrs. Millett was gown
ed in blue broadcloth, tailor made
and the single ring servica WAS per-
formed by Rev David l.. Wilson of
the North Congre sational church. The
bride has made her home in this city
for some years and is very charm
ing woman with many friends. Dr.
Miilett is member of the staff of
the Waldo County hospital and has
large practice i'll Searsmont and Vi
Gritty and in this city. Many frien1s
of the couple Wis. them great hap
piness
The funeral of borinda f., widow of
Horatio Fl Carter, ST., took place yes
to-day afternoon at TIE hcme of her
daughter. Mrs. George c. Trussell
where died Saturday morning at the
age Of Sc years. Rev. Arthur G. Rob
erts of the Baptist church, of which
Mrs Carter was the oldest member.
cfficiated Both Mrs. Garter and her
late husband Were among the oldest
and most active workers in tie church
as long as their health permitted. Mr..
Carter is the last of the McCriiIis
family and was born in the old home
stead which stands just above the
lower bridge on the East side, one
of the oldest houses in the CITY.
son, Horatio H., Jr.. and a daughter.
Mrs. Trussell, survive her with four
nephews. Harry and Carroll Carter of
Lowell, Mass, DR.. F. z. Fdllett of
Ro2klana and Leslie Follett of Aliston.
Mass
The funeral of Miss Emily Harriet Al
den will take place Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock at her late home on Court
street Rev Adolph Rossbach of the
First Parish Unitarian will offfeiate.
Edward Alden aud wife of BROOKLYN. \.
Y, and Mrs Crosby of Bangor arrived
Yesterday, called here by the death of
Miss Alden.
The Belfast party under the personal
of O. ]. Dickey left last
night on the steamer Camden for Boston
and will sail ,tndax- on the Merchant &
Miners Line for Norfolk Va After
brief sightseeing trip in that city they
will cross to Old Point Comfort at Fort
ress Monroe and will then proceed TO
where several DAYS will be
passed. In the party are two bridal
couples. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. ShaIes
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter A. Deerow.
Others are Capt r. " Warren, Miss
Edith Southwortlf, Miss Isabel CHM. Miss
Ella SmaileY and Miss Matte Wylfe. A
party of Rockland people Joined the ex-
cursien at Rockland
Hon. William T. Haines and Engineer
Morse from Waterville were present at
the meeting of the Belfast city govern
ment last night, the former making a
TO the city to furnish water
for public and private use. He stated
that he had an option on the Belfast
Water Co. stock and that if he could
make a satisfactory contract with the
city he would close the deal and Law a
l2-inch pipe from Boyd lake north Sears
port. bringing the water about IA miles
" Belfast. lie furthermore agreed to
build large standpipe and in every pos
sible way increase and improve tAe water
system and supply. The present supply is
not exactly satisfactory and it is to be
hoped that MIR. Haines will close the
deal. The engineer stated that the change
could not be effected this year; that is,
the water could not be brought from
Boyd lake until another year Mayor
Hanson will appoint committee to look
into the matter. Mr.. Haines now controls
the Searsport water plant.