Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-01

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Mrs. Hattie Whiting entertained the
members of the Womens Literary Club
Friday evening in honor of her guests,
Mrs. l.. W. Savage of Bangor and Mrs.
Maude Merrick of Waterville, who is de-
partment president of the Womens Relief
Corps. Both ladies were Mrs. Writings
companions in recent trip to Utah and
Mrs Merrick gave d very interesting talk
interSpersed with gems of poetry and il
Illustrated with views of the various points
of interest visited. This was greatly en-
joyed by all the guests. Each guest had
been requested to represent Il book and
the representations We're original and
pleasing and included the following:
Edged Tools" Mrs Merrick: "Old Rose
and Silver" Mrs. Sargent; THE Inner
Shrine" Mrs. Whiting; Looking Back
ward" Mrs. Merrill; The Call Of the
Wild Miss Moody; Men of Our Times"
Mrs. Shaw; The Man in Lower Ten
Mrs. Maxim; The Spenders." Mrs. Saw
age; The White Sister, Miss Morrill,;
Sonny Mrs. Strout; Ten Old Maids
Mrs. Beal: She Mrs Foster; The
Crossing" Mrs. Benson: Partners of the
Tide" Mrs. Penniman; Beautiful Joe,"
Mrs Ingerson; No Name Miss La
CroiN. brief program included solos by
Mrs. C. w. Taggart and reading by
Miss Morrill,. BY special request Mrs.
Whiting played The Barn Dance"
Knots to Unite a very interesting CO.
nundrum game, was one of the evenings
features.
Howard Wiggin of Boston is visiting
Fl. r. Jackson.
j. NJ. Black of North Attleboro, Mass
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. j. l.. Cobb
Samantha Allen at the Court of Fame"
will be presented at the Town hall Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Feb. "a and p
under the auspices of Albert Fl. Frost Re
lief Corps. Miss Harriette Harris of
Weymouth. Mass, is to manage the en-
tertainment The cast will be made up
Of local players and singers, to the num-
Der of about 40.
Jeanette Bailey is visiting in Provi-
dence, R. I. s,{EasHy
The last services of the week at the
Methodist church, when Rev. Raymond
Browning, the North Carolina evangelist
closed his three-weeks series of meetings
here. We're the best services in the series
Friday evening Rev. G. d. Holmes, dis
trict superintendent, and Rev. L. w. Hay
ward, pastor of the Methodist church of
Auburn were interested visitors at the
services. Mr. Browning preached a beau
tiful sermon at this service upon Let
Your Light SO Shine Before Men That
Ihey May See Your Good Works and
Glorify Your Father Which Is in
Heaven" Marsters c. Edwards sang the
'Penitents Plea" Services will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
ingS at the Methodist church. Tuesday |
VIII be observed by fasting and prayer
with short service each hour from 9
Until 4.
Mrs F. E. Kneeland is visiting in Law
renee, Mass.
a basketball team has been organized |
in town with the following lineup: Re-, |
Earle Penniman; IT, f. NJ Penniman: re-. |
William Fortier; lg, Roy Thomas: c, Al |
bert French. The opening game was
played Saturday evening at Town hall
with the team from Wayne. the latter
ming 10 to 16 The game was very in
t. restinS. both teams doing fine work. |
4 third period was necessary as the teams
were tied at the end of the second half.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Bates is visiting in Augusta
and HaHoweli. k1asaiS