Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-23
Several Very Pleasant So
cia| Events Recently Held,
Death Wednesday Of Charles
Bean, Aged 81 Years.
N. c. |. kotes.-.FootbaIl Game
Saturday--.Personal Mention.

Mrs S. r. Haines and Mrs. f. w
Briggs gave a very pretty Bridge par
ty Tuesday afternoon to rs lady friends
at the home of Mrs. Briggs, Main
street. A delicious course lunch was
served. Mrs. F. K Make" won iilst
prize, which was dainty fern dish
containing ar assortment Of ferns, and
Mrs. J. Matt Gilman, WHO was next
in points, was given a very pretty wa
ter color picture. Guests of nCnor FOR
the afternoon We're Mrs. Edith Shop
nerd, Mrs. Forrest Goodwin, Mrs. f.
f. McNcilly and Miss Lola Goodwin, all
Of Skowhegan; Mrs. Ralph Leavitt OF
oklahoma. who has been passing the
:ummer in Maine with relatives: Mrs.
J. Matt Gilman of Berkeley Cal, who
1as been visiting here With her pa
'ents for the past three months: Misc
adelaide Robinson Of New York. {.
guest of her sister, Mrs. q. H. Morse =,
md Mrs. q. e. Landry Of Old Town.
guest of Mrs. Haincs.
The death of Charles Bean occurred
It his home in North Main street al 3
\. NJ. Wednesday, after an illness of
bout year with heart trouble. His
,ge was 81 years He had been resi-
ent of this town for the past t. years.
,esides the widow. Prudence Browm
wo sons. Bert and Arthur of this
own, six daughters. Mrs. Charles
lurd Mrs. Lottie Woodland Of Pitts
eld, Mrs. George Emery of Bangor,
Mrs. Lena Maxwell of Portland. Mrs.
\. S. Barden of Pawtucket, r. L., and
Hiss Vera Bean of this town, and one
lister, Mrs. Julia johnson of this
,lace, survive. The funeral services
vill be held at p. NJ. Saturday at
he house.
Mrs. George Emery of Bangor and
Mrs. Lena Maxwell Of Portland are i'll
own. called by the death of their IA
her. Mrs. a. S. Barden, daughter.
eft Pawtuckct, r. l., Wednesday for
his place.
Mrs. Mary Hunter very pleasantly
ntertained a party of lady friends
Wednesday afternoon at her surs cot
age at Douglas pond. The afternoon
as passed with Bridge. Frank Hunt
r conveyed the party to the cottage
rom the Waverlcv in his naphtha
aunch. Mrs. Hunters son and his
r, who were included in the party. re-
laincd in company with Mrs. Hunter
t the cottage over night, enjoying
shing the latter part of the day.
The members of the Christian En-
leaVOr Society of the Free Baptist
nurch will hold reception at the
hurch Saturday evening to the fac
lty and students Of Maine Central In-
titute.
Ellis Jones Of Newport arrived elrly
Wednesday in his touring car, and i'll
ompany with Gordon Dobson and \.
q. Perkins of this town, went to Mon
ne to attend the fair.
Members of the Y. p. C. L. of the
'niversalist church rendered Miss Ida
:andlett a Surprise party Tuesday
vening in the parlorS of the church
, most pleasant evening was passed
ociaily and with games Refreshing hts
ere served. Miss Randlctt with hci
lother will shortly leave for Massa-
husetts. where they Will make their
ome.
The Freshmen Bible class of NJ c
Eas elected the following officers:
resident Mr.. Kennedy: vice Pres
.vcr"tt Hurd: Sec, Natalie Taylor:
reas.. Erwin Chapman; chairman at
-ndance committee, Martha Drake.
Mrs. Josephine Seavey of Boston is
he guest of her nephew, J. W. Man
on and Mrs. Manson at their bai,ga-
ow l}roadvicW.
Mrs. G. G. Landry of Old Town, who
as the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. s. r.
LANES over Tuesday night re turned
omc Wednesday, accompanied b,
'rs. w. 3. McGilvery and little son
William and Mrs. f. w. Briggs. who
assed the day in Bangor
A game of football will be played on
iunnewell's field Saturday afternoon
etwecn SkoWhegan High and NJ. G.. |
The officers for the editorial board OF
l. c. L. have been elected as follows:
lanager, Irving Loud: assistant man-
ger. Clifford Burrll. editor-in chief
Harold Bickford: other editors. Fu
rene Drake, Earl Harding l. con Allen