Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-24
BELFAST
Mrs. Arthur w. Ogden


Mrs. Arthur W. Ogden
The deepest sympathy is felt for
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldo Brown OF
High street, in the death Of their
Mrs. Louise Brown OGDEN.
wife of DIR. Arthur W. Ogden Of Jc--
liet. H., which occurred Tuesday In
Belfast. Mrs. Ogden. since her mar
riage to DIR. Ogden a few years ago.
has lived in the middle west, but her
childhood and girlhood were spent In
Belfast where she had many friends.
After being graduated from the Bel
fast High school she was employed
for a time in the ONCE of the local
shoe factory, and later went to Bos-
ton where she trained for nursing and
was for a few years health nurse In
the factory of the Schraff Chocolate
Co., in Cambridge. In Belfast she
was an active member OF the North
church Guild and of the s. s. S.
club. DR.. Ogden is on hii way from
their home in Joliet, and funeral SER
vices will be made as soon as he az.
rives. Besides her husband and pa.
rents. Mrs. Ogden is survived by
four sisters. Mrs. Ruth Cushman OF
Ellsworth. Miss Jane, teacher in
INC 1dlCNay oNAoOt VI -NC" -AhoN
Miss Jane. a teacher and DR.. Hester.
of Belfast. Mrs. Ogden
was a young woman of most pleasing
and had a great many
friends. She was 81 years old.
County Town Girls in Pageant
The following young women from
the Waldo county towns have been
selected to take part in the historical
pageant next Monday and Tuesday
nights at the Fair Grounds. given ur-
der the auspices Of the Belfast Bust
ness and Professional Women's club;
Evelyn Ryder. Brooks: Iona Roberts,
jackson: Doris Shorey. Waldo: Mar.
ion Hardy, Lincolnville: Ruth Miller.
Searsport: Eloise Shibles. Knox! Ada
Colcord, Stockton Springs; Mrs. A. NJ.
Small, Marion Small, Freedom:
Helen Tvombly, Phyllis Haley. Erna
Plummer. Monroe: Florence Tweedie.
Louise Gates. Thorndike: Isabelle
Brown. Unity; Leona Woodbury..
Morrill,: Mary Bennett. Montville;
Bernice Armstrong. Belmont; Flor
ence Colcord: Mrs. W. r. Blodgett.
Searsport; Elizabeth Griffin, Carol!
Devereaux. Muriel Goodyear. Stock.
ton Springs: Norma Young. lincoln
vile. These young women will at
tend Miss Belfast or Miss Columbia.
the former wearing Greek costumes
of white with colored sashes. while
the states which attend Miss Column
bia will wear red, white and blue ana
carry shields.
The pageant will be postponed to
the next fair night should the wealth
er be stormy.
Dates for Midsummer Church Fare
July 30th has been selected a. the
date for the midsummer sale OF
aprons. fancy articles, food, candy,
etc, by the Ladies' Circle OF the Bap-
fist church and will take place in the
vestry. The public is cordially in
vited.
The Ladies' Aid Of East Northport
has also selected the soth for the 40
nual bazaar which they will hold In
the Bayside Theatre when they will
offer for sale many hand made arti-
cles suitable for gifts or household
use. Food. candy, ETC., will also be
sold and ices will be served.
Real Estate Change
A large number Of real estate
changes have. been recorded within
the past week, among them the fol-
lowing: George Il. Mason, Lynn,
Mass, to Lillian A. Elliott, Camden,
land and buildings in Northport.
Thomas e. Erskine, Montville. to
Hiram F. Erskine, do, land and
buildings In Montville.
Walter e. Cunningham. Belfast, to
Ernest F. Piper do, standing trees in
Belfast.
George r.. Reynolds. Unity to. Ed
win B. Hunt, TO-, land in Unity.
Newton w. Harris, Portland, to
Adelaide q. Smith, Belfast, land in
Belfast.
Clara Emma Adams. Hartiand, to
Lewis F. Hubbard, Boston, land and
buildings in Belfast.
John s. Keller, Braintree, Mass, to
Almond L. Keller, ct al. Waldo, land
and buildings in Waldo.
Carolyn e. Atwood, Watervtlls, to
Alice Bushey do, land and buildings
In Palermo.
Edwin J. Grant. Lisbon. to Edward
d. Curtis. Lawrenceville, N. j., land
and buildings in stockton Springs.
E. l.. Rogers, Troy, to Thomas w.
Shaw. ct al, do, land in Troy.
Nora g. HUFF, Skowhegan, to John
G. Ham, land and buildings IN North.
port.
Albert M. Davis, Wellesley, Mass,
to A. Francis Hayden. land In North
port.
Burial services for DR.. Dudley A.
Sargent Of Cambridge, who died at
his summer camps in Peterboro. N.
H., Monday. will be held IN Belfast
Friday at 1880 in Grove cemetery.
Whether there will be any other
service had not been learned By the
local undertaken tonight Or. gAr-
gent was born In Belfast Is years
ago, and his boyhood was passed
here. His father was Benjamin Sar.
gent. He received his early educa-
ton in the public schools of Bel
fast. his A. b. from Bowdoin in rs
and his A. NJ. from the same insti-
tuition IN 'S7, with M. d. from Yale
in 70. He had one son, LedyArd,
of Cambridge. He shipped az q sailor
on coasting vessels during the CIVIL
War when only q boy and It was
his love Of water and athletic sports
that enabled him to work his way
through college as director OF the
gym at Bowdoin. This later led 60
his becoming director of physical
training at Harvard and the found.
ing of the school which bears HE
name.
News was received here today OF
the death in Boston OF Horatio n
Carter of Belfast. O retired mail car.
rier, who was one OF the fifst TO serve
this city in this capacity. III health
him to retire after some 40
years service about year ago. Mr..
Carter is survived by his wife and
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