Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
BELFAST
Last Meeting Of Round Table
for Season-Letters frem
Absent Friends

for Season-Letters from
Absent Friends
The last meeting of the Round
Table Of the North Congregational
church was held Thursday afternoon
in the church parlors when the pro-
gram consisted of letters from
friends, former members OF the
church who are now working in
other churches. These letters were
from Miss Avis Morrison Of Spring
field, Mass, who told of many acti-
vities Of the Congregational church
which she attends: Miss Elizabeth
Pond. formerly librarian Of the Bel
fast Free Library, now in similar
work in North Andover, Mass, who
told especially of the work done in
that place by the Improvement So
ciety, it's civic pride and what it has
accomplished in beautifying the
public squares, residences, etc. An
interesting letter was received from
Mrs. Mabel Roberts, wife of Dor
chester physician, former Belfast
woman whom many remember. A
very cordial and entertaining letter
from, Mrs. A, c. Elliott Of Salamanca,
n. r., wife Of the recent pastor Of
the North church, telling Of the acti-
vities in their new pastorate and Of
the splendid work they are doing.
Among other things the letter stated
that 40 men and women have united
with the church since Mr.. Elliott
went there last October.
One of the most interesting letters
was received from Mrs. Henry Hoyt
Hilton of Chicago, formerly Miss
Charlotte Thorndike sibley, the first
College. Wellesley, 1891.
Waldo County Hospital to Have
Graduation
The first public graduation to be
held in the Waldo County General
Hospital Training school takes place
Monday night at s o'clock, with the
following program:
Prayer, Rev. George S. Sauer: the
Three Vital Things. Miss Alice Wes-
colt, r. n, superintendent; address.
DR., Elmer Small; vocal solo, Miss
Edna Hopkins; address. The Ideal
Nurse Rev. w. F. Skerrye: announce
ment OF graduates, Edward F. Evans,
chairman of Board of Directors;
music.
Those who will receive their
Rena .Scekins, Belfast; Edith Harriet
Sanborn, Waldo: Dorothy Stewart
Bracket, Belfast, and Ethel Esmon
Johnson, Belfast.
Mrs. George +. Kittredge left this
afternoon for Boston where she will
spend the weekend with her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen II. Kittredge. in Ais
ton and will leave there early in the
week for Middletown. Conn, to visit
her brother, Richmond Pendleton
Durgin and family for several weeks.
Mrs. George l.. Bowman of Boston
has been in Belfast on business for
several days.
Mrs. n l.. Page of Camden is
spending several weeks in Belfast.
At a meeting of the women of tho
Federated Church, held in the North
church parlors Friday afternoon it
was voted to hold public breakfast
Int in May or early in June, during
the season of apple blossoms which
viii be the central scheme Of decor
alton. Mrs. Clyde y. Holmes was
made chairman of the general COM
mittce which consists of Mrs. Ben
Hazeltinc, Mrs. William NJ. Randall,
Mrs. Ralph Ames and Mrs. Raymond
Sherman. This committee acting
as an advisory board will appoint
sub committees to take charge of the
affair which will probably be held
in Memorial hall from IL to one,
thus giving an opportunity for men
and women in business down town
TO attend While it is called
breakfast it will include a menu
which will be suitable for lunch and
tronizcd. AS it will be two hours
in the serving. it will give plenty of
time for everyone who desires to at
tend to do so and much larger
number may be taken. care of than
il it were served only one hour as
most public suppers or dinners are.
Commencing on Monday, May first,
the steamer Golden Rod, Captain l..
w. Coombs, which phys between this
city. Islesboro and Castine, will leave
here on her afternoon trip at $50,
one hour later than her winter and
spring schedule.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis X. Hirch have
arrived and opened their. summer
place Logwood Camp, at Little River,
after spending the winter in the
South. They came a week earlier
than planned owing to their bunga-