Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-15
BELFAST


Engagement Miss Ida Mar
riner A ounce Boy
Scouts Start Hike Today
Miss Anna Aver gave most de-
lIghtful luncheon at the Country club
Thursday at one o'clock, seating her
guests al one long table, forming a
T. The floral decorations We're very
artistic and the place cards We're very
unique. Gathered around the board
were Mrs. Ralph l.. Flanders, sister
Of the hostess and daughter, Miss
Frances, Mrs. Stuart Tod and guest.
Mrs Sackett. Mrs. r. b. Stearns and
dauShter-in law, Mrs. Russo IL
Stearns. Mrs. Richard T. Stevens.
Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton and guest.
Mrs. J. Fl. Manning, Mrs Stratton OF
Brookline, Mrs. G. +, Roberts. Brigh-
ton. Miss inez Churchill and Miss
Eernicc Rogers, Cambridge. Mrs ID.
A. Mcclellan. Newton Center. Mrs. T.
T.. Lennon, Joplin, Mo. Mrs George F.
Hartman. and guests, Mrs f. o.
Wade, and Mrs. f. Hays New York,
Mrs. Frederic Hoffman. Chicago. Mrs.
j. u. Mortimer, New York, Mrs J. w.
i5laisdell, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs.
\. w. Heating. Mrs. s. c. Pattee, Miss
Anne ". Kittredge. Belfast.
Mrs. +. O. Wade who has been the
guest for several weeks of Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Hartman at their
summer place on the South Shore left
Thursday night for their home in
New York
The costume party at the North
port Country club was great sue
cess with the largest attendance of
any Of the dances this season. The
music was exceptionally good and the
floor in fine shape 50 everything con
spirtd TO make the evening a happy
one. There were Il large number in
costume and many Of them We're
unique. causing no end OF fun for
those who looked on. Prior to the
dance there We're a number Of dinner
parties
J. The CniverSalist League enjoyed
another Of its popular picnics a Rest
awhile club house Thursday night
following a meeting of the league in
tho afternoon. Supper was served to
about 50 and followed by music and
"ames, II was so very enjoyable that
it was voted TO have another in two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Stearns Of
Bro"klin" have Joined Mr. Stearns'
mother, Mrs. z. H. Stearns. who is
summcrinG at Northport, for a few
weeks
Mrs. r. T.. Lcnnen OF Joplin Mo,
won the women's handicap tourna-
mcnt, defeating Mrs. r. H. Stcarns
Of Brookline, one up.
Melville Chase Of Maiden. Mass.
will succeed Miss Margaret NJ. Nit
chcll Of OldtoWn, as musical director
IN the Belfast public schools, a posi-
ton which She hold for two years
Mr.. Chase is n native Of Bangor. re-
C"ived his musical education in Bos-
ton, has taught in RockIand, Lewis
ton and Gardiner and for about 50
years in Maiden. He will come to
Maine carly in September to assume
his news duties.
AZ a luncheon given by her sister
in-laW. Mrs. Winfield 4. Mariner.
the engagement of Miss Ida Lcverne
Mariner. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Mariner, and Roland NJ. Nc
kcnncy of North Arson, was an
nounr"d. Miss Mariner was grad
Uatcd from tho Belfast High school in
June and Mr.. Arson from the Arson
Academy in 1917 The wedding will
take place in September. Mr.. Nc
kenncE is manager of the local
branch Of the II. =. Hood & Sons.
Tho Cantnns of Knox and Waldo
counties VIII hold field day at Vim
alhaven on Labor Day. The program
includes street parade at 10 O'Clock,
shore dinner. sporting events. au-
tcmohle rides supper and ball Can
ton Lafayette of RockIand Canton
MoivncaIX of Camden. Pallas of Bel
fast and VinaIhaven Of Ninalhaven
viii take part the elective officers Of
each forming n committee to make
arrangements for the day.
Troop Three Of the Baptist Boy
Scouts will leave nj three o'clock
MOndaV morning for 4 hike to Mt
katahdin. Scout Master George H
Robertson accompanying the follow
ing members: Levi Clements. Har-
old, Charles and Wendall Kelley, Will
liam Cook, James Fairbrother Stan
ley Eaton. Russell Peavey, Russell
Knight Winston Slower, Charles Buzz
zcIl. David Hoxie, Ralph Taylor,
Charles Francis Gray, Mark Shibles,
and Francis Wood They will hike
about 175 miles and will be about two
weeks on the road The boys have
earned their money to pay for the
trip and Mr.. Robertson having climb
cd to the top Of Mt, katahdin, Names
highest peak, more than a dozen
times, is we'll qualified to act as guide
They vii 20 up Hunt trail and down
Aboi to the Millinocket trail.
Co. X of for Camp Devens, Given