Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-29
BELFAST
Annual Report Northport
Country Club and Plans for

adopt stringent rules respecting lile
use of the club facilities by nom
members. The privilege of inviting
guests has been in many cases so
abused that individuals have enjoyed
the use of the club for season with
out contributing to its support. To
prevent this condition the following
rules have been adopted. and mem
bers are earnestly requested to abide
by them and assist in their enforce
ment.
Rule l. The use Of the club facil-
tiles is permitted only to members
and their actual house guests.
Exceptions: (A) Members may in
vite guests TO parties where meals
are served in the dining rooms; OBJ
Guests may be invited to the weekly
bridge parties; Co Guests may be
invited to dances on payment of such
fee as may be charged by the house
committee.
1t gives me pleasure to announce
that Mrs. Rose Fahy has accepted the
position of superintendent for the
current season.
For the coming season dance
music will be provided by Marston's
Orchestra of Rockland and the first
dance will take place on July 9Th.
The Sunday evening concerts have
been reduced in number. 1t is not
possible to provide entertainment of
merit for each Sunday evening with
out an expenditure too great for the
resources of the club. With lesser
number of entertainments the quail
ity can be improved.
Golf
The golf course has been greatly
improved and heightened, and it is
now one of the best nine-hole courses
ir the State. Dues have been slight
ly increased to care for the addition
al expense. Any member may invite
euests-the fee for a days play being
$3.50 for each guest.
CHARLEA BRADBURY.
President.
Belfast, June &c, 1922.
! Operating revenue and expenses
| for the year ending Dec. 81, 1871:
! Operating revenues Membership
dues $500; guest cards S6; sales
(profts) $21.96; s1657.96. Operating
expenses S1SS6.55; operating loss
$22S39.
Officers
| President, Charles Bradbury; vice
! president, Ira NJ. Cobe; secretary and
| treasure Charles f. Rogers; assist
ant secretary and treasurer, Miss
! Caroline Perrine; board of govern
ors, Il. l.. Flanders j. w. Blaisdell,
! James II. Howes, r. 4. Peavey, Ira NJ.
I 1lT ~
! L. Frank Parker, c. Is. Roberts.
/ Golf committee-R l.. Flanders,
chairman, William Z. Hatch, j. W.
Dougan, +. A. Peavey, II. II. Howes,
/ Ira NJ. Cobe, DR.. w. c. Libbey, A. w.
Heating, c. B. Roberts, Cecil Clay.
! Treasurer-J. II. Howes; secretary,
Cecil Clay
/ Program for July
The club will be open July Fourth
but there will be no formal opening
until July 9th, when II first dance
! Will be held. At that time many are
planning to so down for The special
dinner and it will be pleasant get
| together as many of the nonresident
members have just arrived and thus
/ far there have been no social affairs
to bring them together. Therefore
many VIII plan TO go down for the
! first special dinner on Thursday, the
! 9Th. 1t Will also be the first time that
! Marston's Orchestra of RoCkland Will
! be heard and large number of mem
/ bers and guests are planning on be-
| ing present on the opening night.
The remainder of the events on the
months calendar are as follows:
July II, Ladies bridge at 2.30 2. NJ;
July IS, Ladies bridge at $50 z. NJ;
July 20, Special dinner and dance,
$50; July %, Dancing, $50; July 25,
Ladies bridge, go; July so, (Sun-
! day. Concert, $50.
/ Extensive plans are being made for
! the mid summer sale to be given on
Thursday of next week, July 9th by
| the North Church Guild assisted by
| the Ladies Circle. 1t will be Stra" :
! berry Festival and a feature will be
| homemade strawberry ice cream.
| There Will also be a table devoted to
the sale of baskets and bags and an
! other attractive display of luncheon
sets suitable for Cottag Sc and porch
use. These are always popular in
summer and should find a ready sale.
The ladies of the Circle will have a
display of kitchen aprons. The pro-
ceeds of the sale are to be devoted
to the fund to be used in building q
porch on the parsonage occupied by
the pastor of the Federated church.
The Womans Alliance will assist by
having a food table at the Festival.
The members Of the Alliance are ia
nous for their excellent home cook
ing and on this occasion will have A
large assortment of delicious food to
offer. The Festival Will take place on
the lawn at the Federated church.
Strangers in the city are most cor
daily invited TO attend.
A special meeting Of the Hospital
Aid and Club will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Cecil Clay, president. Friday
at o'clock when it is hoped that all
members of the society having tables
at the fair on July 18th will be pres
ent to discuss ways and means.
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