Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-19


! of valentines, Mrs. O. l.. Blaisdell
vocal duet, Mrs. Frank Seekins and
Mrs Benjamin Miller: reading, Mrs,
: A. H. Southland; reading, Miss Ellen
Millett. Mrs. NJ. b. Towle and Miss
/ Miller each told story. The follow
ing were the officers chosen to serve
for the quarter ensuing: Mrs. A. H.
, Southland, president; Mrs. III. b. Towle.
| vice president; Mrs. o. l.. Blaisdell,
| lecturer; Miss Iva Seekins, Secretary;
Mrs. NJ c. Davis. treasurer; Miss Elise
| Towle, pianist: Mrs. NJ. C. Davis.
ehorister, The hostess served refresh
| ments. The next meeting will be held.
Feb. 26 at the home of Mrs. A. HI.
Southland.
HINckLEY.
Miss Ella Bessey of Waterville ar
rived, Saturday and was a visitor at
the home Of Ellsworth Bessey.
A. K. Nelson has moved his family
from the George Kelley rent to Fair
field.
w. III. Judkins who has been i'll for
the past two weeks with the grip, is
much better.
A. Fl. jackson was called to Boston.
Sunday by the critical illness of Mrs.
Jackson. who is in a hospital there for
treatment.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer spent the day in
Clinton, Wednesday, and returning
visited at the home of w. b. Tracy, in
Fairfield
Mrs. Martha Curtis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Hattie Hall, at Fair
field.
Miss Nellie E. Holway of Madison
visited relatives in town, Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Decker. who has been
caring for an aunt in Norridgeweck,
returned, Sunday.
Miss Mabel futile is at home from
Augusta for a short vacation with
ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Tut
tie.
Mrs. Ella Horne has been confined to
ler home during the past week. with
IN attack of the grip.
The fourth meeting of the Eleazer
Parker Chapter d. A. r. was held in
linton at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Wiley, Wednesday. Feb. l.. The
'ooms were prettily decorated with
he national colors. The forenoon was
passed in social chat. and in making
lans for the good of the society. A
me dinner was served at noon, the
lining room being especially attrac-
i've with its decorations of crepe pa
er in red, white and blue. The shades
sere drawn and the electric lights
aade the room very cosy. This being
he anniversary of Lineoln's birthday
iuite spirit of patriotism prevailed.
NE table was daintily laid, each lady
nding at her place a card on which
vas Lineolns picture with an appro-
,riate quotation. After doing justice
0 the tempting menu all repaired to
he parlor where meeting was called
Q order by the Regent and opened by
inging Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lc. Then came responsive reading
rom Ritual Miss Sarah E. Richard
on acting as chaplain pro tenn. The
oil call showed following officers pres
Mt: Estelle Reed Richardson, regent:
1artha Webster Wiley. vice regent;
yanella Smith Palmer, recording sec
etarys Sarah Elizabeth Richardson,
corresponding secretary; Lottie Dodge
Nakeley, treasurer and Nellie Reed
sook. registrar. Two visitors We're
tlso present, Mrs. Ida Rolfe and
Mrs. Martha Hayes of the ST.
ence Howard Hayden Chapter of
Waterville. Records of the last
meeting were read and approved after
which several business matters came
before the Chapter and We're satisfac-
.orily arranged. Meeting CLOSED by
'inging America salute to the flag
having been given. After thanking
Mrs. Wiley for the delightful enter
ainment at her home. all made their !
departure feeling that the day had
cen one of instruction as well as en-
oyment
CAMBRIDGE.
Mrs. John Ring is very i'll.
E. NJ. McCausland received news Mon
lay forenoon of the burning of his resi-
ience in Guilford village.
There will be a dance Tuesday even
ug in Grange hall. Music by Smiths or
hestra.
D. B. Whitney was in Boston on BUSH,
less. last week
Mrs. Lizzie Deering of Augusta has
been in town several days, the guest of
Ter sister. Mrs. Lena Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selvin Leighton are NOV
ng onto the o. /. Rogers farm in Cam
ridge.
Mrs. Mills McCausland is i'll.
Mrs. Oscar Barton is much improved
n health and is now able to attend to her
-uties in the telephone Office.
RIPLEY.
Mrs Ivan Farrar. who has been very
II, is improving.
Isidor Richardson has returned home
rom West ripley
: Adolphus Cooley and wife of Harmony
ire guests at G.. j. CooleyiS few DAYS