Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-03
BELFAST

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One. of the most delightful social
events held at the Country Club at
, Northport this season was the break
fast at II o'clock Sunday morning
given by Mrs Hallett Gilberte, wife of
. the well known COMP cser, summering
at their seaside home, Melody Lodge.
Lincolnville Beach. The affair was
in honor of her house guest, Miss
Mabel Corlew, who has, during her
! four weeks visit sung her way into
the hearts of all who have ha4 the
rare pleasure of hearing her. The
, party, 20 in ALL were seated at one
long table in the club diningroom, the
. table artistically decorated with
sweet peas in fragrant profusion,
! datntily combined with wood ferns.
| Those who We're seated at this festive
board were Miss Corlew, Mrs. ]. D.
Mortimer. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Goodwin Hall. Pasadena, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis K. Hirch. Mobile, Mr..
, and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Blaisdell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Dinsmore, Miss Anne NJ.
, kittredge, Belfast, Mrs. j. c. Thomp-
son, Miss Margaret Thompson, Bos-
ton. Mrs. Grace Wood, Cambridge.
Miss Florence Potter. Pawtucket.
Gabriel Ravenelle, New York and
, Mr.. Gilberte
Miss Corlew left on Mondays
steamer for Boston on her way to
New York but she will long be re-
membered for her graciousness and
! the beautiful voice with which she
willingly gave such pleasure.
There was a large attendance at the
musicale, on Sunday night at the
country Club when little Miss Virginia
Stearns E pupil of Richard f. Stew
ems, and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r
B. Stearns of BrooEline played q
! group Of piano numbers which were
most enjoyable. Miss Virginia APP
peared before club guests two year,
. ago and as her progress in her chosen
work is very marked. splendid things
are prophecied for her Mrs. Heller
Norton Foote very kindly consented
to sing to take the place of Mrs. S. A
Parker who was down on the pro.
! gram for a reading and who was out
Of town. Mrs. Foote'S beautiful. deer
contralto was very pleasing and heI
kindness in filling in on the program
at an hours notice is much appreci
\ ated by the club management. She is
g real acquisition to the club and hei
} voice never fails to give pleasure
! Miss lSez +. Churchill of Cambridge
was at the piano and community
4 SINGING followed.
Charles +. Sherman has sold hi
J residence in High street to Edward
a y. Wadsworth who, with his mothe
and sister will occupy it. Mr.. an,
} Mrs. Sherman are now settled il
\ their new home across the stree:
= which they bought of William Fl
Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh
VINO viii loctlte in the South will re
main with the Shermans until fall.
, There is an unusual amount O
moving in the city at present mucl
more than at this season generally
\ and it is largely owing to the sale o
a number of houses While Their
4 has been but little building in Bel
\ fast foE the past few years there ha
= been great change in the owner
, snip OF houses, farms, places o
business, etc, and many new fam
! lilies have located here.
I The Uniyersalist League will hol,
its regular meeting Thursday at 2:3
at the club house. Rest-ax While. i,
: Allyn field. At $50 picnic suppe
viii be served to which all member
Of the church and parish, men an,
! women are cordially invited Eacl
: Will take basket of food and COTE,
will be served.
Frederick G. Spinney who is con
:. valcscing from a very serious illness
:, has returned from a few weeks il
e the woods at Moosehead and wa,
G able TO play a few holes of golf yes
]. terday. He leaves Wednesday 70
!, Auburn where he will pass a weel
K with his brother-in-law b. f. Wells
;. Of the Wells Sporting Goods Co.
G In the show window of the Cit,
: Drug store are displayed the prize
e Which will be awarded at the ba b,
show which will be feature OF tn,
d annual Hospital fair on Aug. ~
10
| the first prize, presented by DR.. Tru,
OF Auburn. The second and thirt
prizes are q silver feeding spoon ant
a silver napkin ring. Another eff
! recently received by the committe,
is a hand made shawl of white silk
presented by +. w. Watt. of New
: York. an uncle Of Mrs. Ira NJ. Cobe
T. The shawl was made at Sailors SINUS
: Harbor, and is two yards long an,
!, very handsome. The gift comm,
: from former resident of Belfast j,
!, greatly appreciated for it is a testi
:. monial Of the interest still felt in 10
cal matters
n Mrs. Florence Clough Fernald j,
S confined to her home in Union stree
! from the effects of poisoning. Dur
/ ing her illness, Mrs. Louis Auspla No
: IS pianist at the Colonial Theatre
s assisted by Mr.. Auspland with III,
traps. Mr.. and Mrs. Auspland ar.
here from Fredericton, n. B.. wher,
they play in a theatre orchestra fo,