The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-07-07
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Miss G. Bernice Rogers of Cambridge
has arrived at the White Rock for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence F. French and
family of Waltham have arrived for the
summer.
William Platt of Boston has arrived to
Join his mother, who is spending the
summer at the White Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swift of Newton
Centre, who have been at their cottage,
are on a trip through Maine.
Mrs. Churchill, Miss Inez Churchill and
Ray Churchill of Cambridge have arrived
and have opened their cottage for the
summer.
Mrs. B. F. Barlow of Newton, Mass,
and Miss Caroline Perrine of New York
have arrived to spend the summer at
Hillside Farms.
Miss Eliza beth j. Daniels of Boston
and Miss Prudence Flye of Needham ar
rived Friday to remain for the Fourth,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A.
MacLennan at Loeb Haven.
Ira M. Cobe and his partner, Mai Pratt
of New York, are at Hillside Farms for a
visit. Mrs. Ccbe, who is convalescing
rapidly from her recent operation, ex-
poets to arrive in about week.
The Metropolitan Concert Company
will give delightful program at the
Country Club next Sunday evening. This
company is we'll known in Belfast and
vicinity, where they have appeared sew
eral times.
j. D. Mortimer of New York arrived
Friday to join Mrs. Mortimer at their
beautiful new home near Shore Acres for
a few weeks visit. They entertained at
house party over July 4th Mr.. and Mrs.
W. E Allaum and son William of Nor
folk, Va, and Mrs Harry Raphail of
New York. Mrs. E. w. DeWlck OF
Woolish, who has been the guest OF Mrs
Mortimer, has returned home.
Services will be held at the auditorium
Sundays at 1890 a. m. during July and
August, under the direction of Rev. Al
bert E. Morris. Able speakers of varl-
GUS denominations will preach, and it is
hoped large audiences will be present.
Rev. Charles F. Smith of the Methodist
church in Union preached last Sunday.
Rev. j. Edward of ST. Johns Episcopal
church, Bangor, July 10; Rev. E. W.
Weber. Universalist, chaplain of the
Maine State prison, July II. Others will
be announced.
The Country Club opened for its sixth
season Sunday, July 3rd, without special
program, but with several small dinner
parties given by officers and members.
James Bradbury of New York gave sew
eral humorous rea sings and Miss Char
lotte Knowlton of Belfast vocal solos.
Charles Bradbury, the popular president,
recently submitted his annual report in
detail to the members. The report shows
that the Cou TRY Club was operated last
year with an encouraging gain of S379,
while the Golf Club, an independent or
ganization, failed to meet its expenses.
The amount was made up by individuals
and not entered. Harry Monro of Bev-
eriy, Mass, the new golf instructor, is
already popular and his presence will
bring in new members and also revive
the interest of others. The July pro-
gram includes special dinner on the 7th,
a shore dinner on the 18th, special din
ner on the 21st and 18th. On the 10th
Sunday and ON the Gath there will be
special musical programs, and on the
18th and 31st Sundays there will be
community singing. Dances will follow
the dinner on the 7th and 2lst and on
the 18th, 10Th and Goth there will be
bridge. Mrs. Rose F. Fahy of Belfast,
who was so successful last year as stew
ardess, has been at the club the past
week. The officers for the coming year
are: President. Charles Bradbury, Bel
fast; presidents, T. George Dod-
worth, New York, Ira M. Cobe, North
port; secretary and treasurer, Charles E.
Rogers, New York; assistant secretary
and treasurer, Miss Caroline Perrine;
board of governors, Ralph L. Flanders, j.
W. Blaisdell, James H. Howes, Robert
L. Bean, Ralph A. Peavey, T. George
Dodworth, Ira M. CODE, Morris L. Slugg,
Wilmer j. Dorman, T. Frank Parker, C.
B. Roberts; golf committee, Ralph L.
Flanders, chairman, William E. Hatch,
Mr.. Dodworth, Mr.. Peavey, Mr.. Howes,
MIR. CODE, Mr.. Dorman, DR.. w. c. Libbey,
A. W. Heating, j. w. Dugan and Cecil
Clay; treasurer, James H. Howes; secre-
tary, w. H. Hatch.