Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-02
CHELSEA.

CHELSEA.
The entertainment given last Mon
day evening by the w. A. club was
a decided success and called out a
good number, although the chapel
should have been packed To the doors
in appreciation of the fine program
presented by the young people of the
club, who have all worked very hard
to assist in carrying on the work OF
the church They are always ready to
assist in every social event in the com
munity. Following is the program in
full: Instrumental music Miss Alice
Donnell; reading, Miss Myrtle Harris;
solo, Miss Marian McCausland: Maud
Miller drill the Misses Harris, Hayes
and Collins and Messfs. Lawrence.
Hayes and Cooper, Miss Tilla Law
renee reading the poem and Miss Ida
Searics at the organ. This number was
very pretty and showed much pains
taking work by the participants: read
ing, William Lawrence; living pic
lures, representing SeNCil CIas in NO
mans life as follows: babyhoOd.l Kin
dergaften era: college life. the debu-
tante: the bride. home sweet home;
grandmas retrospect; reading. Miss
LucNl Hayes, duet, Miss Donncn and
Earle X. Hayes dialogue. Mark
Twain and The interviewer" Harry
Heath and Roy Harris; essay. The
one Great Power" VIII Lawrence.
solo, Miss Donnell. lntermission. dur
ing which ice cream and cake. con-
fectionorY, etc. vas served. aftei
which there was a reading by Miss
Muria' Douglass: solo by Earle Hayes
and duets by Miss Donnell and Mr.
Hayee. A good sum was netted. which
will be used for carrying on church
work. 4 very handsomely decorated
cake. donated by Mrs. a. y. Douglass
vas presented te the presiden, Of tbs
club. Miss Tilla Lawrence, in neat
speech by the chairman Of the com
mittee, r. 4. Hayes The club wishes
to thank all who assisted in any way
toward making the entertainment a
success
F. c. Meader is building 4 slo. It
would seem thai there should be more
of them where 81 much corn is raised
Messrs. w. X and James Thompson
have purchased reaper ana binder
gnich viii greatly assist in the mar
StSii0H % tHtif gram.
Mr. and Mrs A. F. p. Collins ar,
vary grateful II their neiGhbofs 70.
tho assistance rendered thrta in re-
placing the cows which they l"st h>
lightning this summer. Friehds in
need are friends indeed.
Mr. and Mrs Roland BeckWiih have
moved into the house af fra Blanchard.
Mr.. Blanchard will reside With
thcru
Peter cain is the guest of his broth
e. James fer "a time,
Oscar Johnson of Whitefield is visit
ing relatives in town
Miss Hazel Collins has been passing
Il few days With friends in Randolph
and Master Archie has been thu guest
of his grandmother in Randolph for
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ruegles of
Farmingdale Mrs Charles Conant of
Augusta and Miss Marian Jones " nc
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c
Meader.
Miss Alice DonaelI of Windsor was
the guest few DAYS last week Of Mr..
and Mrs w. X. Thompson.
Miss Mary WEIGH OF Manchcste., has
iFob'l'S' III ihtA''@ ~ t't'eiirl ~ lis
triet No ) and her many friends are
glad TO welcome aer back.
Miss Eva Morang of Gardiner pass
cd Sunday with her parents in town.
Mrs. George Roadway has returned
from Gardiner where she was called by
the Illness of her sister.
Mrs. Maud Loud. who has been visit
ing relatives in town. returned Mon
day 10 her home in Rockland Mass
Mir and Mrs. 0rrin Lilly passed Sun
day with friends in Dresden
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Dorr and fam
lily Of Augusta and Walter Morgan of
Randolph Were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Morgan.
Mr. O'Hehif Miss Hamilton and
Miss Falconi If Hailowell. Miss Josie
Wilson and Miss Teresa Darling of
Gardiner. Miss Mabel Mclaughlin Of
Augusta passed Sunday as guests OF
Mrs. Arthur Tresk.
Orrin Kicker returned last Sunday
from Rochester. \. Y, where he went
to attend the National encampment OF
the Sons of Veterans.
The monthly meeting of the ". A.
Club was held last Saturday evening
and was a Well attended and interest
ing one.