Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-10
BELFAST.
Annual Meeting Of Coot
Club Elects Officers.
Travellers Club Pays Glowing
Tribute TO Mrs. Edward Sibley.
Local and Personal Jottings Gath
cred from About This Town.

Belfast, Me, Oct 9.-(speciaD.-l
The annual meeting of the Belfast
Coot club, held as usual, Just prior of
the sailing of the club on it's yearly
cruise among the islands down the
bay, elected the following officers
President, Edward r. Estabrooks;
pilot, T. Frank Parker; commits
sary general. Alec II. Nichols
liam II. Hall; engineer, William c.
Libbey; fireman, S. NJ. r. Locke; ste
ward, James H. Howes; chief gunner,
Ralph H. Howes. The club will sail
at noon. on Saturday in the steamer
May Archer, Capt. Archibald, of st.
George. The cruise will last until the
middle of the following week.
This month is the brides month all
right, in Belfast, and already large
number of marriages have taken place
while others are to follow. At the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. r. r. Phe-
Ian has officiated at the following
since the first of the month: Charles
A. Hart and Miss Harriet e. Wilson
of Knox. Charles A. Kimball of West
boro, Mass, and Mary Alice Linton,
were also married at the Methodist
parsonage, as were George d. Ellis
and Ella N. Bowden of Brooks.
The following marriage intentions
have been entered on the books at tie
office of the city clerk: DIR. James
Donald Clement of Belfast and Miss
Charlotte Hayden of Raymond:
George Lucas Bowman of Brookline
and Ada Augusta Mariner of Belfast;
Charles H. Hahn of Warren, and
Maude L. Ray of Belfast; Charlie
Hopkins of Belfast, and Lois E.
Woods of Rockland; Edwin Hatch of
Islesboro, and Emma Gray of Belfast;
Phillip H. Littlefield of Portland and
Miss Louise II. Hall of Belfast.
The Woman's Alliance of the First
Parish will hold its first meeting of
the season on the first Thursday in
November. An interesting and en-
Pertaining program is being prepared
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Pitcher passed
the week end in Boston and Chelset,
visiting their daughter, Miss Gladys
Pitcher in the latter city. Mr.. Pitch
er arrived home, Monday, his wife
coming on the boat, Wednesday
| morning.
Miss Ada A. Mariner and her
guests, Mrs Cecil EImes, and baby
daughter. Rhoda, of New York. mo-
tored to Rockand, Tuesday, and on
their return were accompanied by
George L. Bowman.
The annual meeting of Phoenix
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, will be held,
Monday night. and the annual meet
ing of the Corinthian Royal Arch
Chapter, Tuesday night.
Horace Miller, who was operated
upon in the Waldo county hospital
few weeks age, is so far recovered as
To >be able TO return, Wednesday to
his home in Lincolnville.
Mrs. William York and family. who
have been occupying the Brooks house
for some time, will move into the Car
ter house, on Spring street the
Brooks house having been sold Mrs
York's daughter, Miss Ethel Sellers, is
recovering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HOFFMAN of
Bangor were in Belfast, Tuesday in
their roadster.
Mrs. Frank Smith of North Haven
was the guest of Belfast friends
Tuesday She will pass the winter
in California;
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lampson who are
guests of Mrs Lampson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waterman, in
Congress street, will leave on the 26th
for the South. They will visit Cuba,
Porto Rico and other of the West IN
dies, and then go to South America,
the Panama and if conditions are ia
vorable in Mexico will visit several
of it's cities.
Mrs. Fred Brown of Brooks was re-
Gently operated upon in the Waldo
county hospital.
Norman, the little son of Kate
Coombs, fell and broke his arm, Sun
day, and was taken to local hospital,
where the fracture was reduced. He is
getting along nicely and has returned
to his home.
Mrs. Lila Warren of Bay View
street was operated upon, Tuesday,
and was very comfortable, Wednesday
morning.
Miss Hazel McTaggart who has
been one of the summer operators in
the Waldo Telephone Co. office, has
finished her duties for the season.
Mrs Mabel Weber is clerlling in
the store of H. H. Coembs & Co., High
street.
Miss Harriet Elliot of Thorndike
was in Belfast, Tuesday, on brief
shopping trip.