Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
BELFAST
No Clue to Petty Thieves-So-
ciety Luncheon at Owls
Head Inn - Pony Dumps
Young Drivers.

GOV IS a means of advertising a
ore dollar sale and have been used
thus for many years. Never before
have they been touched. Belfast
has, however been subjected during
the past few months to a good deal
! OF petty thieying and ten or dozen
men and boys are held in the county
Jail awaiting the findings of the
grand jury, which will not sit until
the fourth Tuesday in September.
1t is believed that whoever took
the money from the Dinsm ore store
concealed himself in the store dur
ing business hours and let himself
out the back door which is heavily
, barred OH the inside and which was
found open next morning.
. Edmund w. Brown has been com
mitted to the county Jail in Bel
I fast. bound over to the September
term OF the Supreme Judicial court.
charged with stealing horse from
Emery A. SpraSue of Waldo. and
| taking it to South Etna. where he
| traded it. He plead not guilty in
the Belfast municipal court but
| Judge Chapman found probable
cause for holding him and failing
/ to obtain bail he was committed.
| One OF the largest and most en-
/ joyabie social affairs Of the SUNNI err
season was the luncheon given at
! Owls Head Inn on Friday by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bradbury of this
city. when 50 or more guests were
entertained. The motor trip to
, Owls Head. about four miles below
Rock and, was delightful and the
quaint little inn. presided over by
Mrs. May y. Truscott of Worcester
u charming hostess. was an ideal
spot for such a party. At each place
! beside an artistic nut basket. was a
! white clamShell on which the name
! OF the guest was written and when
: tables Il shore dinner par excellence
was served. Eight or ten chaufteurs
! in cap and apron assisted the regu-
| lar staff OF mattresses and added as
much fun as expeditions service to
the occasion. Following dinner there
was dancing in one Of the dining
rooms. games on the lawn. hand
ball. bean bags. ring toss and other
games of childhood always enjoyed
by the tired business man or other
groWnupS on an outing OF this sort
Just before the party broke up Mrs
Helen Norton I'oote of Brookline
and Mrs. Mattel Corlew Of New
York. With Hallette Gilherte at the
piano gave several OF the compo>.
ers songs. a most agreeable sur
prise and a delightful feature of the
day The guests were: Mr.. and
! Mrs. Donald 4. MacLennan. Mr.. and
Mrs, Richard stevens. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Glaster. Mrs. Greenwood
Mrs. J. -. Mortimer Mrs. Dumont
Mr.. Dumont. Mrs George J.. Harri-
man. Mrs. Grace Wood Mrs Wade,
Mrs. J.. X. Hirsh. Mrs. Carl Hansen
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Beattie, Mrs
Stearns. Mrs. r. G. Sargent Mrs. S.
\. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wes-
colt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Richie
Mrs. Frederick G.. Spinney. DR. and
Mrs. Z. L. Stevens. Mr. and Mrs S.
s. L. Shute. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Gay. Mrs. Churchill. Miss Jnez
Churchill, Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs. E.
+. Barlow. Miss Caroline Perrine.
Ira NJ. Cobe, Or, and Mrs. S. C. Pat
tee. Mrs. a. D. Mowrey, Mrs. J. A
Eogg. Mrs. +. W. Wager, Mrs. c. f.
Kennedy. Mrs. w. NJ. D:esher. Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughan Hamilton. Mr.
and Mrs. 7. George Dodworth. J.
w. Dugan. Miss Anna Aver. Miss
Marian Giddings, Miss Anne NJ. Kit
tredge. Mr., and Mrs. j, w. Blaisdell.
+. +. Morgan Mr.. Hyde. Mrs. j. w
Aver. Mrs. Frederick Foote Mr.. and
! Mrs. Hallette Gilberte. Mrs Mabel
CorleW. Gabriel RaNelellc. Mr. Hay
cock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Luce. Mrs
Steuart Todd. Mr.. and Mrs Fred T.
! Chase.
! The pony cart driven by Alice. the
! little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
: Charles r. Coombs was overturned
/ Monday morning as the pony be-
came frightened and ran. tipping out
! the little driver and her guest, Hell
| en- NJ. Einal. Barring broken
shaft and bad shaking up nothing
serious happened.
/ Funeral services for Myra B.. wife
of Chandler Ellis. were held Tues
day at her home in Prospect. where
she died Sunday, at the age of 81
years. She was native of Brooks
/ Funeral services were held in the
church at Saturday Cove Tuesday
for Georgianna G. Philbrook. who
/ died Saturday, at the age of "A
years. She was born in Islesboro
where the remains will be taken for
burial Rev. George c. Sauer of the
Belfast Baptist church will officiate
: Robert Miller Stark of Waltham
/ is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
! land Lamson and their young son
his namesake.
! Mr., and Ms. william e. Getchell
and daughters Miss Irene and Miss
: Polly Of Augusta. arrived at their
cottage on the Condor shore Sat
urday
I Mrs. George Darby. who was op-
Grated upon at her home few DAYS
! ago by DR.. Abbott of Portland. as
! sisted by Drs. Tapley and S. G.
Small, is doing well She is attend
ed by DR.. Small and Miss King r
n. of Portland
Herbert II. Stevens, who under-