Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-19
BELFAST.
Waldo Trust Co. Will Es-
tabIish Unity Branch.
Brewer Sewing Circle Holds En-
jOyabIe Five-cent Social.
Tbs Death at Jonespori, Friday, of
Mrs. Frank Larsen.

Belfast, Me-, Feb. lS.-Xrs' Charles
Bradbury entertained the Monday Club
at dinner and Bridge, Friday evening.
at her home on Northport avenue, in
honor of Mrs. Ira W. Dobe of Chicago
Ill. Nine covers were laid, and very
delicious menu served. cut flowers
were used for decorations. Two tables
were filled for Bridge later, Miss Louisa
Knowlton winning the first prize, a
picture, and Mrs. Austin W. Heating
| the consolation, q pack of cards.
The Brewer Sewing Circle of the
Masons Mills church, held a hve-cent
social, Friday evening. at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Slavery, Swan Lake avenue
| and d very jolly and successful affair
lit was, more than so being present. In
| the potato race, Mrs James Nickerson
won, and received the potatoes for a
prize Horace Nickerson won the APP
! pie race, receiving the apples for the
prize Target shooting with bow and
arrow was also tried. Harry Brown
winning the box of candy, the prize
| In the guessing contest. James Carr OF
Searsnort, was high line. Vocal and
instrumental music was enjoyed, char
AIDES and tableaux given, then followed
Ian old-fashioned garden, the Sweet
Williams being represented by William
vaughan and William Mason, Bache-
ilor's Buttons by Everett Nickerson,
American Beauty rose, by Miss Biahche
Foster. the Rose of Killarney, by MISS
Julia Leary, 4 o'Cloeks, by george
I.eavitt, Ladies Delight, by MISS Ethei
slavery wearing a new hat, ana for-
get-me-nots by several boys anu sirls.
Following this, an auction sale OF the
ladies present disguised IN various
ways was held, and at the close IL was
found that the supposed "laay pflils-
ing the most money, was George
I,eavitt. Coffee, cocoa and cake were
on sale, Harry Brown ana Raphnet
I.eayitt serving the coffee and cocoa,
and Lloyd Brown and Walter Aehorh
the cake. From 7.30 until l0-8o, wheh
the affair broke up. there was not q
dull moment. The sum OF $S was
netteG. -,
Mrs. Ira w. Cobe.' Of Chicago, H.,
who far the past 10 days has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Austin w. keat-
ing. will leave, Tuesday. for Boston ana
| Now York. She will be accompanied
/ nv Miss Clara Heating and MISS
Marian Heal of this city, and by an
aunt in Baeksport.. Several days WIN
/ he spent in Boston. then the party VIII
go on to New York
| branch of the Waldo Trust co. IS
| to be established at Unity, TO be known
| as the Unity Branch of the waldo
Trust Co, with b. A. Fogg, OF UNITY as
manage Mr.. Fogg has been IN Bel
! fast for the past month studying the
methods. etc, of the business, ana W.
Fl. Quimby, president, and wilbur
Rlodgett of the Waldo Trust Co. go
| to Unity, on Monday, to look after the
| business. Probably the branch Will be
ianened about the first of March, or as
soon as the books and other necessary
! fttings arrive. Mr.. Blodgett will then
90 10 Unity and remain for about one
month to help Mr.. Fogg get started
after which he will return to Belfast
| 10 resume his regular position.
| DIR. Ernest Weber has sold out ms
dentistry practice in Hartland, and
will return to his old home, in Belfast,
He has rented the Office in Masonic
Temple. formerly occupied by Dr.
| George Stoddard. and expects to open
| it about the first of March. MRS wen
| her was formerly Miss Cecil Little
field, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward +. Littlefield of this city. Both
DIR, and Mrs Weber nave many
friends who are very glad to learn
that they are to return to Beifast
/ Belfast friends have received the
news of the death, in Jonesport, OF MRS.
Frank Larsen, wife of DIR. Larsen, ana
| formerly Miss Matte Cross OF BEL
! fast and Morrill,. She died OF acute
Bright's disease, Feb. 16. Besides the
husband, her mother and little child
IL months old survive. The remains VIII
| be brought to Belfast, on Monday.
| Charles H. Field returned, Friday,
from Ellsworth, where he had been Tor
several days on business.
l A meeting of the executive commit
lte& of the Arts and Crafts Society
was held at the rooms on Church
street, Saturday afternoon.
/ The Belfast Musical Society will
hold an open meeting at its rooms on
/ Phoenix Row, at 7.30 o'clock, Tuesday
evening, Feb. 90 with miscellaneous
program arranged by Misses Florence
Hill and Cora Morrison. The pubic
lis cordially invited. The following
program will be given: Bell Gavotte,
Robert P. Chase. Miss Amy Il. Stod-
dard; The Rosary, Neyina, Mrs. Glenn
ent w. Wescott; Mexicana, Robert r.
Chase, Mrs Elon b. Gilchrest; violln
solo, Miss Hazel Doak; soprano solo,
Miss Katherine C. Quimby; KRIS
Kringle March, Robert p. Chase, Mrs
Leon Beekwith; selection, Male
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