Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-09-19
Good Work Done in Anti
Cigarette Crusade
A Private Musicale The Birth
day Club Entertained.
firs. Sayai, Wentw lrih's Condition
No So favorable.

The private musicale neld saturday
evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. v. T. Scott. Weston avenue.
proved TO be u most enjoyable occa-
sion, about - guests being present
from Skowhegau and Madison The
larger part of thp program was given
hv Mrs Grace Head and Miss Eve
lyn Scott both being pupils of Miss
Margers Morrison Of SkoWhasaa the
program; Group Of songs, "Baek to
Ireland, There Little Girl Don't
Cry" ard In Garden Miss Scott;
piano solo. Waltz from Gounod s
Faust" Mrs. .icald; group Of songs
Ny Laadie.n .Tue Swing and VIII
o the Wisp, Miss Scott; Concerto by
Mendelsohn, Mrs Heaid first piano,
and Miss Morrison second piano;
piano solo, 'Barcarols," 'Moskowshi,
Mrs. Head; group Of songs "A Little
Winding Road" The Low Baek'd
Car" lie Soeur lie Ma Nile. and In
AFcady." Miss Scott. The program
closed with a piano solo by Miss Nor
rison, played by special request.
James ]. Jefferies, field secretary of
the National Anti-Gigarette League,
was in Madison Sunday. and gave an
address before The Methodist sunday
school in the interests Of the work.
sixty-three pledges were secured. Mr..
Jefferies will speak IN the -Nnsoa and
Madison public schools Monday and
Tuesday in the interests Of the work
Mrs Hattie L. Padham and Mrs
w. IL Spear entertained the Birthday
Club Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. W. H. spear on Head
street There was short business SEES
sion. after which came Il program cor
s;sting of the reading Of sketches and
poems by members. Refreshments
were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. VI. S Ward. VINO has been
spending a week with friends in New
Portland. returned home Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Jared Bates left Mon
Gay to visit relatives and friends in
Portland and Lowell. Mass
Mr. AMI Mrs Norman Farrar, who
have beent the guests Of Mrs Fafrar's
parents. Nj. and Mrs W. Il. Nieker-
son. II their home il Arson Ter the
past 10 days. returned Monday to
Lewiston
Mr.. ara Mrs Ward Fairfield Who
have been the guests OF Or. and Mrs.
" II Kennison for few DAYS. left
Saturday for kennebunk where they
viii make q. bria( visit before return
ing To toHersForth. \ H.
Miss Fave HAYNES vino has been
spending the simmer with relatives
and friends in Madison ana Phillips.
started Mopdar on her return journey
to Monrovia, cal. She was accanpa-
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trudc Nichols.
Miss Helen Thomas Of Augusta was
the weekend guest Of Mrs Lizzie
Hnnuewal Miss Thomas WIS former
" teaeaer IN lie Madison public
schools for several years
Key. +. W. Weber went Saturday
TO Pennington, where he supplied the
pulpit OF the Unitarian church.
Miss Elinor Lewis left Madison Mon
day Tor Swarthmore. Pa, whcra she
will attend swarthmore College
Mrs n H. Randall went e Lewiston
Monday to spend a week wi1h Dr. K.
NJ Randall
The next meeting of Rainbow
Branch of the international Sunshine
Society will be held Sept. - IL The
home Of Mrs Gertrude Gilman upper
Main street
Prof. Charles p Weston. vsho hos
been spending the SUMNER with bis
mother, Mrs Sarah j. Weston left
Monday FOR Orono. where he will re-
sumo his duties at the University OF
Maine.
George Cray aud Roland Tietchei
went Monday to orono, 10 enter u
of NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L li'lsoa ard
family. who have been visiting seia-
tives in Greene. returned homo sun
Norton vosa went Monda> to aiid.
dletown. Conn, where he Ill entet
Wa7leyan College,
The friends Of Mrs. Sarah Vent
worm. VINO reeentl.. H:.'ieraRe'd . sur
sical operation. viii he sorry t" i-ea'
that she is MOI inprovir - vas e3,-
peeted. ana il nov confined q. le'
I'D. Mrs susie Edwards i eari7e FOL
her.