Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-20
BELFAST
Farmers' Union Annual Meet.
ing-Madison Boys Band Is
Coming to Northport June

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The fourth annual meeting OF the
Belfast Farmers Union held IN BEL
fast on Tuesday. elected Man!ey "
Wilson, president; F. L. Tootnakef'
vice president; Leslie A. Payson'
treasurer; Ralph Hayford. secretary
The above with Allen II. Miller. J:
W. Feuwick Of Lincolnvtlle ana
charles g, Adams, Searsmont. were
elected directors. The Farmers Un-
ion is located at the foot Of Main
street and does a large business sum-
ner and winter and members Of the
union are from all parts OF the couh-
The Northport Country Club will
open for the season on Sunday, June
20, with a concert by the Boys Band
of Madison, an aggregation Of young
musicians numbering so pieces. These
YOUNGSTERS will pass the week prior
to the 29th in Northport on camp
ing trip and their appearance at the
Country Club will be a great drawing
card.
The dining room will be opened on
the 29th with Miss Bertha Ernst OF
Cambridge. Mass, as housekeeper'
who will be assisted by Miss Walkley.
a Simmons college domestic science
student, as cook. The links Of the
golf club are now in excelle:-. con-
dition and some so or more new men,
bers have teen enrolled this season
making in all something over 100
members Of the golf club. which is a
separate organization from the Coun-
try Club. The membership of the
latter will be full with a large num-
Der on the waiting list, as applica
tions are coming in every day. The
first dance Of the season will take
place on July 4, with music by Nc
Keen's orchestra of Belfast. and
thereafter dances will be hello every
two weeks on Friday nights. The
special Friday night dinners will also
be served. No increase in member
ship fees has been made nor in the
price OF dinners. A war tax will be
necessary on the golf fees. Every.
thing indicates f1ourishing season.
The dates Of the annual Cabaret.
the social event Of the club season,
will be announced within a week or
two and it is thought feasible to
have it early in August. The manu-
script for the original skits are al
ready in the hands Of those who will
take part and a reading rehearsal will
be held as soon as the club is open.
The skits promise to be most anus
ing and were written like those Of
the past two seasons by Ira M. Cobe,
chairman of the house committee.
Gov. Milliken has nominated Clyde
r. Chapman of Augusta, recently To-
Gated in Belfast, as judge Of the Bel
Judge Maurice w. Lord Of Belfast.
whose term expires on July /. Judge
Lord is not a candidate for renomi-
nation. the law. recently revised,
'stipulating that candidate must be
member of the Waldo County Bar
Association. He has made a very able
official and will retire win the high
regard of those with whom he has
been associated. for while not a law
yer. he is well versed in the law and
has the reputation Of being very
just. MI. Chapman came to Belfast
from Augusta few weeks ago ana
opened an office for the practice of
law
News has been received by friends
OF the marriage in San Francisco,
CAL. Of Rev. Robert G. Harbutt Of
kenwood. Cal, formerly pastor Of
the Congregational church Of Sears
port. and Miss Erna Meyer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Meyer Of
Santa Rosa. Miss Meyer returned
from two and half years abroad in
special medical missionary work un-
der the auspices Of the Presbyteri-
an foreign missionary board, and
was met at the steamer in San Fran
cisco by her parents and DR.. har-
butt. the wedding taking place that
evening. They are now in Kenwood,
where DR.. Harbutt is the pastor Of
the Congregational church. He is
brother Of Rev. Charles Harbutt Of
Portland and well known throughout
Maine. For some years he has been
a resident of Kenwood
The dates for the third annual
Community ChatauquaA to be held in
Belfast. have been announced, July
20 to Aug. 2 inclusive AS heretofore,
the concerts and lectures will be held
afternoon and evening for the five
days in big tent on the school COM
mon in the square formed by Church,
Court, Miller and Spring streets. Sea.
son tickets will be sold and single
admissions as usual. The committee
having the matter in charge have q
most entertaining and educational
program arranged and the third an.
nual promises to exceed all others.
Several former clergymen of Bel
fast churches, now in larger city
parishes will summer in and near
Belfast and will be heard in their
former pulpits during their vacations.
Among these are Rev. Harry Lutz,
now located in Newton, Mass, who
comes to his camp at Lake Megunti-
cook. Lincolnville. and who will
preach on June 20 in the First Par
lsh church (Unitarian) his former
pastorate. Rev. Adolph Rossbach. for
merry OF the same church, now locat-
&c IN East Boston. will pass the sum-
noer IN BELFAST, occupying the resi-
oence OF Hon. John r. Dunton. in
church street. He will speak in his
FORMER pulpit on July 6. Rev. George
>. Miiis' now of Bennington, VT, for
merly Of the North Conerepationa,
church Of Belfast. will pass the s,,,-
nler at The Battery. two miles from,
the city and will preach in his forme,.
church. Rev. David L. Wilson of
bath, formerly of the North church
VIII pass the month Of August as no.
uai at Georges Lake, Liberty.