Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-11-11
BELFAST.
Primrose Chapter, O.E.Sy
To Visit Camden.
FrdternaI Notes. Address 10 the
Teachers Of Sunday Schools.
Parish Supper Given, Friday, by the
Ladies' of Methodist Church.

A large delegation from Primrose
Chapter, .. e.. s., of Belfast will go
to Camden, Monday afternoon. on the
Boston boat to pay a fraternal visit
to Seaside Chapter. No l. The Camden
Chapter will also entertain Marguerite
Chapter of Vinalhaven and Orient
Chapter of Union. The Belfast Chap
ter will pass the night in Camden be-
ing entertained at the home of the
members of Seaside, and will return
to Belfast, on Tuesday mornings boat
The program for Monday evenings
entertainment includes a banquet at s
o clock. followed by inspection and
work
Next week will be busy in fraternal
circles Monday night, the officers
elect of Phoenix Lodge, f. and A. NJ,
will be installed by D. d. G.. NJ. Au
gustus ID. Hayes, of Belfast. 1t will
be private
The New England Order of Protec-
| ton, Monday night, will celebrate its
25th anniversary with an entertain
| ment and speechmaking Invitations
| have been extended to friends of the
members and several grand officers
are expected to be present.
The officers-elect of Palestine Com
mandery, knights Templar,. will be
installed. Wednesday night. by Past
Commander Frank II. Woodcocll. as
sisted by Past Commander of De
valois Commandery of Vinalhaven.
George r. Doak. The installation will
be observed as Ladies' night, each
Knight to escort a guest.
Morris L. Slugg returned, Friday
night from a weeks trip to his old
home in Carteret, n. j.. where he was
the guest of his mother.
An interesting session was held,
Friday night, in the Baptist church,
when Rev. A. w. Bailey of South
! Hadley, Mass, addressed very inform
ally the pastors. superintendent and
| teachers of the Sunday schools of Bel
| fast and all others interested in the
work, The matters of interest to the
assembly were discussed, the visitor
asking and answering questions Civ
ing many helpful hints. Plans We're
er's training class. to include all the
| teachers in the vicinity
Orlando Titherington will occupy a
portion Of the brass foundry, recently
purchased of the Fl. Holton Wood
heirs of Boston, by A. G. Hopkins of
! Belfast. The iron foundry and gal
vanizing plant will probably be rent
ed to other parties by the new own
ers.
A most enjoyable Parish supper was
! given, Friday night, in the small yes
Of he MathnHicf oh Nfrc
E. Frost. Mrs. +. E. Bramhall Mrs.
| Charles Woods and Miss Ethel Frost
acting as housekeepers and mattresses
Mrs Oscar Wilkins has returned
from visit in Watervile, where she
was the guest of her sister, Mrs Dan
Clement.
Miss Gladys Roberts has returned to
Knox, after a visit with Miss Hattie
johnson in Waldo avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richie have
returned from few days at Pine
Lodge, Pitchers pond, where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H,
Howes.
The first stage rehearsal of THE
Eiopement of Ellen was held, Sat-
urday. in the Colonial. The play
promises to be most entertaining and
viii doubtlessly be greeted by a
crowded house. on Nov. 20, when it
will be presented under the auspices
| of the North Church Guild.
Thomas p Leaman has returned
| from a hunting trip of several weeks
| in the northern Maine woods.
| George b. Leavens of New York
vice president of the Coe Mortimer
Co, and Fl. A. George of Boston, of
the engine ring department, were in
| Belfast, Saturday. on official business
at the local plant of the company.
The Misses Annie V and Caroline
Field will entertain the Travellers
Club, Tuesday afternoon, at their
home in Primrose iii, Program: Pa
per, Hinduism, Miss Margaret A.
Dunton: paper, "Madura and the Tenn
pies of Southern India" Mrs Amos
| Clement; reading. "irrichinopoli,' Mrs.
! r. F. Dunton.