Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
KtNNEBEC.
WAYNE.

NORTH-Mrs. George y. French Of lIo-
bart. Cal, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
E L. Mills.
Mrs. Silas Curtis went to Lewiston sun
day, accompanied by Mrs. E. l.. Stevens.
to visit Mrs. Curtis's daughter. Mrs. Ethel
Huff. who is i'll with typhoid fever at the
C. NJ. G. hospital. Mrs. Curtis will re-
main for several days Mrs. Stevens re-
turned at night
Siias Curtis is at home from his work
in Readfield to care for his grandchii-
dren until their mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Tibbetts, who is expected from Livern ore
Falls. arrives.
Ezra Smith passed Saturday night and
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
E. B. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ward have returned
to their home in Augusta, after several
days passed here
Mrs. E. L.. Mills and Mrs. George
French went to Lewiston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. E. Dickinson have
leased the farm of Fl. H. Pulsifer and
will move there In the near future.
The friends of Mrs. Huff are very sorry
to hear that she is not as well. Mr. Hun
has gone to Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs George Tozier have
gone to New Hampshire to pass Christ
mas.
The two churches will unite in a
Christmas tree and Christmas services
at the Baptist church.
. The Glover Club held q candy sale at
Lncoln's hall Dec. 19.
Mrs. Walker and son Master Jrven
are guests of Mrs George.
Miss Katherine Cram is the guest of
Matte Swift
Frank iiorden lost horse one day
this week.
Arthur Lord is at home
Mr.. Elmo Godfrey passed Sunday in
Wayne.
PITTsToN.
EAST-Miss Susie Carey of the High
land Avenue Grammar schoo! i'll Gar
diner is passing her vacation during the
holidays at home.
ing her sranmother, Mrs. W. S. Cleaves.
The usual Christmas tree and concert
by the children will be held at the church
or Christmas Eve.
Raymond Heath. q student at Bridge
Academy is ut home for the Christ mas
vacation
MS. E, S. Gahan who has been con-
fined to her home by illness, is able to
be out again
Miss Edna Dow has returned from q
short visit in Farmingdale.
The next meeting of the Twentieth
Century Club will be held at the home Of
Miss Myra lIewoy. Thursday, Dec. 81.
The entertainment and Christmas sale
held by the Twentieth Century Club at
Fowler hall, Saturday evening. was d
pleasing success. and quite q nice little
sum was added to the club treasury The
following program was much enjoyed by
all: Singing. Misses Maud and Ettie
Dockendcff; recitation. Ethel Morrell; So
70, Miss Ida Dow; reading. Mrs. Lvdia
Moore. duet, Mrs. j. +. Marson and Mrs
Hurbert Crocker: recitation, Ethyl Nor
rel!: recitation. Levi Pulsifer: dialogue.
Curing the Borrowers" solo. Miss Maud
Dockendoff. After the entertainment a
social time was enjoyed The table of
fancy articles was in. charge of Miss
Myra Hewey and was largely patronized
Miss Edna Dow presided over the home
made candy table with great success.
The fish pond was in charge of Mrs. Lot
tic Sullivan and Ettie DockenaoF |
The guess cake Miss Fannie Hunt
irgton ard Maud Dockendoff. Mrs. |
Henry Marsor and Gilbert Cary both |
guessed what was in it, divided the |
cake. Miss Ida Dew and Miss Mabel Sui |
livan were receiving gresses on the num-
Der of seeds in tiny pumpkin, the prize |
being a very pretty sofa pillow. Willard |
Hunt was the lucky winner of the pill |
low, Miss May Marson and Miss Nellie |
Moody We're in attendance at the door |
Each member did everything possible to |
make the evening a pleasant and profita- |
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