Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-01
Mrs. Amelia RandIett's
18th and 18th Birthdays.
Freshmen Prize Speakers Tend
eT Reception TO Other Students.
Social, Society and Club Meetings
Held and in Prospect.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Randlett was the scene. Thursday AFT
elnoon aud evening, OF very happy
event. the occasion being u family
party given ia honor Of Mr. Rand
let's mother, Mrs. Amelia KaHdlett,
who celebrated her 10Th birthday. 4
singular feature VAS that. because of
the anniversary of her birth coming
on Feb -, she has only had ~ rcgu-
lar anniversaries during her life time.
The house was decorated for the &C
easion. Dinner was served 1t 80
o'clock in the dining room which was
prettilv decorated with green aud red.
Mrs. Raudlett is one of the smart
euderly people of the town apd has
many friends who extended congratu-
lations and best wishes. Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Rand
lett. Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Randlett, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Randlett. joel Randlett
Mrs. Fannie Randlett, Miss Ida Rand
lett, Mrs Harriet Longley and Mrs.
p. p Written of this town, and MI
and Mrs. Charles Holway of Palmyra
Mrs Charles {. Chandler is i'll Brewer
called by the death of Miss Ella VI.
Collins.
Miss Rita Pushor and the other three
prize winners at the Freshmen speaking
contest. Monday night, at Maine Central
Institute rendered reception TO the
remaining members of the division,
Wednesday evening, at the home of Miss
Pushofs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w L.
Pushor The evening was spent with
games and music Refreshments were
served.
\ reception will be given, Wednesday
evening, March .. at the Methodist
Episcopal church to Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce L. Frost, who are valued men,-
bers of the church and will VIII soon
move to Belfast.
The Universalist Ladies' Aid Society
met, Thursday afternoon. with Mrs. Sd
rah HILL Mrs. VIII Frost aud Mrs. y. c.
Rollins hostesses. 1t was decided to
hold an all-day session in four weeks in
the church. a Picnic dinner will be
served and work on lacking comforters
done.
The funeral of the late Linwood the
16-months-old son of Vernon and Lenorl
Leavltt, was held. Thursday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. Leayitts parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pushor. I ne family
moved from this town to Watervilie,
about Il week ago. The death of the child
occurred in that city. Tuesday. Rev. +.
:. Walker officiated at the funeral. No-
cal selections were rendered BY Il. y.
Conant.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost, president of the
local w G. r. l., went to Brooks,
Thursday, To attend the Waldo Coum-
| ty w c. T. L. convention.
IN. XXr,t,.,at1's. IeaIigr fFnruS Ctapbsl
Davis Post, Wednesday afternoon, fol-
lowing the business session vas in
vitcd 10 listen to a program of read
ings and music Mrs. G. w. Patten,
past president of the w. +. G.. was
presented with II badge.
D. d Winslow Was in Newport
THURSDAY.
q. e. Libby was in Detroit, Thurs
day. on business connected with the
town books.
M. and Mrs. Aubrey Bickmore of
North Dakota. who have passed the
past three months visiting his sister.
Mrs William Seekins of this town,
Nayo Bickmorc and family Of Troy
and stephen Harris and family of
North Dixmont, left here, Thursday,
Oh their return trip.
VIM. Wayness and Miss May Way
ness were in Newport, Thursday, the
guests OF Mrs. Day.
Nathan Written has accepted Il po-
sitien as demonstration of automobiles.
John n. Swazey is the possessor of
a valuable 7-months-old English bull
dog. which arrived, Wednesday, from
New Jersey.