Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-23

spent several years as her guest.
Her, sister, Mrs. Harold II. Hollings-
head. 2nd, formerly Miss Katherine
Chase Quimby, met and married a
young banker in South America
where she now lives. Mrs. Pineo has
been North since August and has
spent most of the time at her old
home in Belfast. The Quimby home
stead on Miller street has been leased
for the winter to Capt. Harry A.
Babbidge OF Islesboro, who will oc-
cupy it with his family.
The first meeting of the North
church Guild under the new officers
was held Monday night at the home
of the new president, Mrs. Clyde i.
Holmes. The other officers recently
elected arc Mrs. Raymond Sherman,
vice president. Miss Florence Dun
ton, secretary. and Miss Grace Fl.
Hall, treasurer. There were 25 pres
ent and a very enthusiastic meeting
was held. The president announced
the following committees which will
serve during the ensuing year: Ex-
ecutive committee, Miss Anne NJ.
kittredge, chairman, Mrs. w. l..
West, Mrs. y. .. Norton, Mrs. NJ. l..
Hall and Miss Esther Evans; work
committee, Miss Bertha Wiley. chair
man. Mrs. Nathan Fl. Small, Mrs.
NJ. E. Brown, Mrs. Norman S. Dona-
hue Miss Charlotte Tibbetts: apron
committee, Mrs. 2. D. Hartshorn,
chairman. Mrs. r. II. Dunbar. Mrs.
Thomas z. Bowker, Mrs. Frank A.
Bramhall. Mrs. John G. Pillsbury;
floral committee. Miss Louise Glenn
ent, chairman, Miss Amy f. Stod-
dard. Mrs. Maine Hills and Mrs. Carl
n. Stevens; membership committee,
Miss Marguerite Owen. Mrs. Morris
l.. Singg. Mrs. Fred r. Poor, Miss
Maude Il. Steward, Miss Katherine
d. Kittredge: entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. Herbert l.. Seekins, chair
man. Mrs. VIM. II. Hall, Mrs. II. l..
kilgore, Miss Emery CHM and Mrs.
Oscar &. wilkins. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks time, at
the home Of Mrs. Norman A. Read,
corner OF Park and Court streets.
Previous to that time. the president
the work OF the coming year. The
Guild has a very strong board and
committees this season and every
thing Is favorable for very sue
cessful year.
The public schools will close Thurs
day and all business will be suspend
ed for the day. in observance of
THANKSGIVING Day. 1t is not intended
that any one in Belfast shall go hun
CRY on that day IL ever. and philan-
''i3 pic citizens as well as the
churches will endeavor to reach all
deserving families.
MIS- Eugene L. Stevens has return
ed from visit In Lewiston. her for
mer home, with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.
Reynolds. Her guest. Mrs. Holton B.
Jewett of Salem, Mass. who was with
her two weeks. has gone TO Portland
for visit on her way home. and was
accompanied as far as Lewiston by
her hostess.
There is a good. deal of interest and
enthusiasm regarding the dancing
club for which Mrs. S. c. Pattee has
sent out cards and many are plan
ming to attend the series of dancing
parties which will be held weekly.
Mrs. Pattee Is assisted by commit
tee, Mrs. c. w. Wescott, Mrs. Charles
Bradbury. Mrs. Irving T. Dinsmore
and James H. Howes.
Mrs. George c. Bosom, Jr.. arrived
Tuesday from Eggmoggin, where she
passed the summer and fall at her
cottage ana after a few days in Bel
fast will go to New York for the win
ter.
Mrs. n. L. Page returned Monday
to Camden after a. Weekend visit
with her sister. Mrs. George e. Kitt-