Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-23
BELFAST.
Marriage Of Former Well
known Belfast Girl.
Woman's Hospital Aid Making
Plans Tor An Entertainment.
What eity's People Are Doing at
Home and Elsewhere.

Belfast, oct. -(speeiaD. Miss
Jessie Fidelia Fry. of Sharon. Mass.
formerly OF Belfast and well remem-
bered here, was married at her home.
Wednesday, 20 Randolph Osborne of
Boston. Miss Five is the daughter Of
the late Hon. Wakefield G. Frye of
Belfast, who was at one time the
american consul at Halifax For some
years Miss Frye and her brother, Rob
IL frye, have resided in Sharon. where
MIR. and Mrs. Osborn will still make
their home. The bride has many old
friends in Belfast, as much Of her
girlhood was spent here.
The Belfast police have been asked
To keep in eye out for 4 mare stolen.
Friday in Rockland Although no par
ticulars of the theft or dues as 10 the
enlprit have been received, the police
have been given the following de-
seription by which To identify the
.atolen animal. Black mare six or
seven years old; -hitched to an old OK
press wagon and wearing an old, har-
ness with bsass mountings.
Miss Valma Mitchell is acting as
cashier In the Waldo telephone office
during the absence OF Miss ArdelIa
knnRlton. The latter has returned
from visit with Bangor friends and
VIII resume her position this week.
Miss Nell Ramsdcll who is spending
her vacation in Washington county
with relatives. will return to her du
ties as toll operator in the Waldo Tel
ephone Co. exchange in this city, next
Friday Miss Frances Sanborn toll OPP
orator. will leave on FRIDAY for a To-
DAYS trip to Boston.
A card has been received by rela-
tives of c. b. Roberts announcing his
safe arrival in san Juan. Porto Rico
Mr.. Roberts sailed from New York
on oct S on the steamship Coamo. on
his way 10 resume his duties with the
Stone & Webster Co, in Ponce, at
ter a two months vacation, passed in
Boston and Belfast
A business meeting of the Woman
Hospital aid was held Saturday after
room at the home of the president
Mrs. II II. johnson, on Primrose Hill.
The matter of a public entertainment
was discussed and left with the enter
tanment committee The committee is
as lOubNS- MIS-. >. y. ItIkfI, CHAIR
man, Mrs. Harry w. Clark, Mrs. C.
S. Nickery. Mrs. +. NJ. Bailey, Mrs
Joseph Tyler. Miss Lou Mason.
Mr. ard Mrs Frank r. Woodcock
will return, Monday, from weeks
business and pleasure trip to Boston
DR. and Mrs. f. a. Wilson have
been spending a few days in Boston
land will return, Monday.
Mrs w. #. Hills of Northport is re-
.ceiving medical treatment in the Wal
do County hospital.
Miss harriet Dunn Of Buffalo. N
Y. who has frequently been the guest
of Miss Cora S. Morrison and Mrs.
e. Chapman Pineo. nee Miss Elizabeth
DUMMY, in Belfast, has received an
appointment from the government to
teach in Romeo. Porto Rico. and will
sail at once for San Juan. Miss Dunn
was a classmate at Wellesley Of Mrs
pinco and Miss Morrison and with
them taught a year in Ponce soon af-
fer being graduated. She was in Bel
fas st last summer for the Pineo Quinn.
by wedding.
DR.. G. G. KilgQre will return, Mon
day, from trip to Augusta and 9th
or places. where he has been attend
ing TO his duties as a member of the
lGovernor's Council.
Delbert Sawyer Of Waldo. who was
recently operated upon in the Waldo
County hospital for appendicitis, re-
turned, Saturday. TO his home, con-
yalescent.
Aliss Mildred Gleason Of Unity has
entered the training school for nurses
at the hospital for course.
Arthur Read who has been the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George t. Read, for the past week,
has returned to his home in Portland.
Norman Read. who accompanied
him. will remain for another week