Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19
BELFAST
Eames. Hopkins

| HOPKINS OF b6lIaSt ana Benz. NJ.
Eames of IngIewood, Cal. a former
( Maine man. took place Wednesday
at the home of the brides niece.
/ Miss Louise w. Richards, Rev. Al
! fred c. Elliot of the North Congre-
! gational church of which the bride
| is a member. officiating. Only the
| imm ediate relatives were present and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Games left at once for
| Sandy Point where they will pass a
| few weeks before going to the bride
grooms home in California. Mrs.
Games is a member of the Travel
| ers club which gave her a luncheon
and shower during the week.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day for Levi F. Howard whose
| death occurred at his home in East
Belfast Wednesday night. Rev. Char
les w. Martin will officiate.. Mr..
! Howard was a native of Jackson. 50
! years old and had lived in Belfast 80
years.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Dean Mcclellan
| of Lexington, Mass. formerl of Bel
! fast, Mrs Mcclellan being Miss Nina
Poor before her marriage, enter
| tanned some so or more guests Tues
! cay night at the Northport Country
club, including many Belfast friends
/ and members Of the Northport sum
mer colony. Auction was enjoyed in
the living room. about 10 tables be-
/ ing arranged, while in the small din
ing room guests who do not play
auction enjoyed the game of bank
! er When the scores were added il
was found that Mrs. Sumner c. Pat
tee of Belfast was the winner of the
1lrst prize receiving a very handsome
crystal flower bowl with MAHOGANY
base, Mrs. George +. Hartman re-
celNlng second, pottery candlcstick.
I For the men, Vaughan Hamilton was
nigh line, his prize being a poker set
Clement w. Wescott close second
receiving silver eversharp pencil
Miss Anne NJ. Kittredge and j. w.
Blalsdelt were winners at banker the
FORMER receiving a toddle-top and
! the latter pocket pencil sharpener
/ AT II O'Clock the guests were served
supper in the dining room. The
tables were very attractively deco
rated with rose and white phloN and
the hour at table was q very social
one The affair was one OF the most
enjoyable of the season. Mr.. and
MIS- Mcclellan were assisted in enter
! tanning by Miss Alice Poor, a sister
of Mrs. Mcclellan, who is passing the
, month in Belfast and who leuves
early in September for Kansas City
where she will locate.
Many Belfast people and summer
visitors have had their first taste of
ffying during the past two DAYS and
those who have done so are cnthus
lastic. One young lady visiting in
Northport who went up saws she
knows the machine turned upside
down for she saw plainly lovely
green felds, and farm houses over
heF mead. but when she alighted she
was told that she had neither Iooned
the loop. taken a nose dive nor stood
on her head. This is the first time
! 'tlat plane has taken up passen-
gers IN this vicinity and it is proving
great attraction
MI and Mrs. Irving FifieId of
Nlnaihaven are guests Of Mrs. Ora
walls Jones and son, Frederick at
! their Northport cottage.
MI end Mrs. Herbert j. Banton
OF Bangor, summering at Northport
were recent hosts at a clambake on
lsIeSboro, making the trip in the
launch Ellie and entertaining the fol-
/ lowing guests; Mr. and Mrs. p. G.
Blaisdell and son. George of Rrad-
ford, Pa; Mr.. andsMrs. Loren Cross
! Belfast; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dickev.
dorchester: Miss Edna Swift of
| Newton Centre and her house guest.
Mrs Weber and son, DR.. s A
Wood, New York; Mrs. Nan Small
loge' Boston: Mrs. J. L. Poor. Ais
ton: Mrs. Nellie Randall, Roxburv.
Mrs. Donald A MacLennan of
Newton Centre, who is at her sum-
hler place, Loeb Haven, Nerthport
was hostess at the social day at the
country club TUESDAY, when nine
tables OF auction We're enjoyed. Mrs
MacLennan will act as hostess for
the remainder of the season owing to
! the Illness of Mrs. Ira N. Cobe who
mas served thus for the past few
/ seasons Prize winners on Tuesday
were Mrs. George r. Doak. Mrs
kuth coe and Mrs. Charles Z. Ken.
! nedy.
Mrs. f. n. sanderson and Robert
Sanderson of New York will arrive
me last of the week to visit Mrs
George f. Hartman. South Shore.
arthur Hertie of Fredericton. n. +
IS the guest Of Mrs. c. z. Kennedy
ana daughter Miss Heloise on the
North Shore.
Eight thousand eggs from 81 hens
III seven months is the record of an
East Belfast poultry raiser and hard
" peat. The owner of these produc.
i've piddies IS Edward Brassev-
Brierley.
+! Fair Today
Owing to rain the New Belfast
! fam DrOgra m has heen ee+ .boaS :, . !,