Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-15
BELFAST
Grange Sale, Supper and Enter
tainment Given in Grange
Hall a Success-SO-
ciai Notices
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
NOTES OF INTEREST HERE


Rockland was in Belfast yesterday to
apprehend two boys, whose names are
net made public owing TO their youth,
charged with stealing bicycle from
Pearl Brook farm, few miles out of
the city. One of the boys is of we'll
known Belfast family but the other
was a young Jewish boy from South
Boston. The latter plead guilty to the
larceny charge, but on his promise to
go back TO his home and do better he
was allowed to depart and left on the
| afternoon boat with Detective Kali
loch. The Belfast lad, denied all
knowledge of the theft, but as he has
been mixed up in prier escapades, he
was sentenced to the State school for
Boys at Portland. Owing to the plead
lngs of his parents, however, who
promised to do all possible to keep
him from further trouble, he was al
lowed to remain at heme, and the nit
timus was suspended pending his good
behavior.
Detective Kallock will come to, Bel
fast Friday to take Jerry Flagg to
J
in the Waldo county Jail for intoxi-
cation but his time IS ups on Friday
and he is wanted on charge for rob-
ling an old lady in West Rockport.
President Morris L. Slugg Of the Bel
fast Board of Trade, has announced
the following general committee which
will make arrangements for. the mu-
nicipal Christmas tree, which will be
/ held in Postoffice square at the holi-
day season, the first attempt ever
made in this county along these lines
Rev. Arthur A Blair. Rev. Walter F
Sturtevant, Rec. Haraden S. Pearl
Rev. Horace B. Sellers of the city
clergy, and Rev. William Vaughan of
East Belfast; Hon. Robert F. Dunton
mayor of Belfast, Miss Anne NJ Kit
| tredge, Mrs. Amos Clement, Mrs. Ell
bridge S. Pitcher. Orren J. Dickey
| Clement w. Wescott, Charles r.
| Coombs. w. G. Hatch, Roscoe Black
5. A. Parker. f. B. Gilchrest, Orlando
+. Frost, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs
James c.. Durham. Mrs. Edward A
Wadswcrth, James Fl. Howes, w. b
Woodbury., DR.. Carl II. Stevens, Wilson
Ellis and Morris L. Slugg. This COM
| mittee will meet shortly to organize
and arrange the various sub-eommit-
tees necessary for the successful car
rying out of this project.
The first meeting of the season OF
the Travellers Club was held yester-
day afternoon at the home of the Sec
rotary, Mrs. Elizabeth L. B. Bracket
Spring street. The new president
Msr. Fred Waldo Brown, presided for
the first time. Mrs. Amos Clement
delegate to the Maine Federation OF
Women's Clubs. recently held in Pres
que Isle, gave very interesting re-
port Of the meetings. The topic of the
Travellers Club this season is The
! British Isles" The program yesterday
included readings on First impress
sions." and THE English and Their
! Institutions" by Miss Grace L. Hal
and Miss Anne V. Field. Miss Nellie
! Hopkins of Boston, an honorary mem
. Der, was a guest.
The Chicken supper given last night
/ in the Baptist vestry by the Women's
Sewing Club of the parish was a pro-
nounced success and over $50 was re-
ceived. Mrs. Robert p. Coombs, presi-
/ dent OF the society. was chairman OF
the committee having the affair in
charge and much of the success of the
supper is due to her plans. Mrs
Charles E. Rhoads assisted her and
the following ladies had tables: Mrs
George Mahoney, Mrs. Richard Filing
wood, Mrs. Clements, Mrs. Louis Gan
non, Mrs. ]. G. Oborn, Mrs. Gerald
Howard, Mrs. Fred Dutch, Mrs. Wal
ter Dutch, Mrs George Holt, Miss Ber-
raip Ire M,e
Herbert Morey, Mrs. Fred Howard
| Mrs. NJ. A. Sanborn, Mrs. Leslie Mil
Ter.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Baptist church was entertained
this evening by Miss Grace Hayes In
Bay View street. Mrs. George Holt
had charge of the program.
This is the season of annual meetings
and several were held Monday, The Sea-
side Chautauqua Circle met at the home of
the president Mrs. Calvin A. Hubbard in
! Park street, at 2 p. NJ. and reelected the
following officers: President, Mrs, Hub
bard; vice president. Mrs, Frank H.
Mayo; secretary and treasurer. Miss
Lucy Cochran; critic. Mrs, Charles E,
Rhoades The study for the year will be
on England. and very pleasing course
has been laid out. There are a number
of new members and during the winter
the meetings will be held at 2.45 on Mon
days at the home of the president.
| The North Church Guild held its annual
meeting Monday night in the vestry, 80 be-
| ing present, including several new MEM
bers. The report of the secretary for
the year was given and found most
! interesting. A. number of social af-
| fairs picnic suppers have been CIV
en-. fairs been held ana the year was
shown to have been very successful.
The treasurer's report was most satfs-
| factory and among the expenditures
noted were payment of 500 to the church
! for running expenses; laying of a hard
wood floor at the parsonage and also
painting the parsonage. Flowers have
been sent to the sick on many occasions;