Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-26

! Miss Arctic Richardson. who has
been at home several weeks on ac-
count of sickness, returned Monday
forenoon to her school at Good VIII
| Farm.
Victor Grange members are inVit-
ed TO visit Canaan Grange Thursday
evenn. II the weather and sleishins
permit there will likely be quite a del
egation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sprague of Port
land visited Sunday Mrs. James Sraw-
ford.
Mrs. Wade Wheeler of Skowhegan
is visiting at George Tibbett's few
! days.
Mrs. Harrison Nelson is boarding
with Mrs. David Barrows.
Mrs. L. p Kicker and two sisters
visited SUNDAY at Lahon Aliens. North
| Fairfield.
soLoN.
saturday Jan Il, occurred one of the
nleas ATTEST social events of the season.
| The Woman's Club gave a gentlemen's
night al the home of Mrs. Carrie Pat
| terson. Ethel French, Minnie Jones
| and Mary Piper We're the reception
| committee. Tie hostesses were Car
rio Patterson and Elizabeth Coolidge.
| In addition to local talent, tAe club
! were fortunate - have with them
| gifted young musician, Miss Marian
! Drake Of East Somervillo, Mass, who
is 4 relative Of Mrs. eatterson.s. Al
ter an interesting program. which
was finely rendered. they were all in
vited to the spacious dining room
| where Jennie Green and Ghispa Row
eli each presided over Il ehatins dish
and served Welsh Rarebit. Nellie
Howland and Una Soper served cake
| and coffee and olives Julia Nittun
served fruit punch and waters. Later
| al Joined in singing old familiar songs
| With Miss Drake at the piano There
| Ware III pre sent.
SOt' t'TH-Mrs. Arno RoWell. who has
been in Harmony the past few days or
account of the serious illness of her
mother, has returned home.
Llowellyn Stinchficld has sold his
| farm 10 Roscoe Sidel.
! Mrs. Louisa Spear is i'll with a had
! Geld.
Miss Lucy JcNett has been visit
ing relatives in Gardiner. She re-
| turned home last week
Mrs. Lizzie Hoardman is recover
| ing IRON the measles.
| Nh and Mrs W. O. Paul visited
their son. Ernest. at the village the
| first of the week.
| \ surprise was given MIR and Mrs.
John Spear last Saturday evening,
Jan. p, in the form OF a serenade, by
about thirty of their young friends. \
very pleasant evening vas enjoyed.
ST. AL6ANS
| c. ]. Worthan returned last Friday
from Presque Isle wita II horses.
| Orin Parkman who has been i'll with
pneumonia is on the gain.
II is reported that Allie Tracy, who
has uecn having trouhlc with his eyes
| is now entirely blind.
| Mr.. ard Mrs. Leonard leighton Of
| Athens were guests Sunday at c. T..
| Sauthard's
High school began Monday under the
! instruction Of Miss Annie Wiswell Of
/ Maehias am Miss ADA !.cadbetter u
| this town as assistant.
It is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. G..
| ". Martin have sold their stand to Al
bus Field.
/ CANAAN.
Eighteen members of Canaan Grange
/ attended the installation of officers of
Christian Grange on saturday even
ing.
Mrs Addie l., Mason went TO Massa-
chdsptts on Wednesday fer a visit with
relatives in Waltham and Somerville.
George Crocker has purchased the
| Dunlap place at the village and after
making repairs will move there.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Randlett Of Hart
land were guests Sunday Of Dr. and
Mrs. Shean.
Mrs. Charles Foster went to Lewis
ton last week to attend the funeral of
her aunt, Miss Sarah Garfield.
! Richard Harris made u business trip
to Augusta on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Davis Wednes-
day attended the funeral of a relation
at West Palmyra.
The officers of Sunny Chapter, Q. f.
S. were installed Tuesday evening,
Jan. Il, Mrs. Eva Shean. D. D G. NJ.
acting as installing officer Mrs. Mabel
| Harris, ". NJ; f. II. Williams. w. p;
Mrs. May Fitzgerald. Asso. NJ; Mrs.
Addie Mason. Sec; Mrs. Addie Will
liams. Treas; Mrs. Merle Harris,
Cond.; Mrs. Nellie Bean, Adah: Miss
Flora Gleason. Ruth; Mrs. Belle Ma
son. Esther; Mrs. Ola Maxfleld, Mar
tha Mrs. Addie Holt, Electa; Mrs.
Fannie Brawn, chaplain; Mrs Edith
Tibbatts, organist; Richard Harris