Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-10-21
Mrs. Lloyd Sykes Is Very
Pleasantly Surprised.
Twice Six Club Holds lis First
Meeting Of The Season.
Other Local and Personal Items OF
lnterest in Town.

| Mrs. Nellie Hopkins has returned to
her home at Sko@hegan. after a few
days visit in town with Mrs. Preston
L. Delano. Maple street.
| P. p. Plourde of Boston passed the
week end in town with friends while
in this vicinity on business.
Mrs. Charles Lawry returned, Sat
urday, from a two weeks visit at Bos-
| ton.
Mrs. Henry Cafvoll of North New
Portland, who has been visiting with
relatives in town for several weeks.
| Went to Waterville, Sunday, for a
| short visit before returning 20 her
home.
The Womans Baptist Missionary
Sewing Circle will hold, Wednesday,
| Oct. % an all day meeting, at the
home of Mrs. Peter Cleveland, Upper
Main street
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Jones of Skow-
| hogan have been passing a few days
ia town with Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
| liams. High street
| Mr.. and Mrs. john Dixon of Augusta
were weekend guests of her brother,
| William L. Pittman.
Warren SWEET, manual training
| teacher at Lawrence High school, has
returned from short visit at Portland
With friends.
| The milkmen of this town will raise
| their price on milk to 8 cents, this
taking effect on Nov l.
John williams and Arthur Jones of
Skowhegan left. MonGay morning. for
| a several days business trip to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burrill and
son Carlton are guests of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Luce. Main street.
F.. l.. Allen, former proprietor of
The Gerald and recently returned from
| Seattle. Wash, is visiting friends in
| town.
Mrs. Joseph Sawyer has returned
| from a short visit at Clinton with her
mother. Mrs. Curtis Mitchell.
Judge n. II. BrazzelI was at Show
| began, Monday forenoon, on business.
| Mrs. Charles Davis and son Lloyd
| left. Monday morning, for a two
weeks visit at Madison with her
mother. Mrs Charles Dyer.
| Harper Hea and John Goodrich
went Monday. to Blanchard on a few
weeks hunting trip.
| Miss Sadie Woodman returned, Sat
urday. from a several weeks visit at
! Boston and Portland with her broth
| erS.
Miss Mildred Chute of Skowhegan
| visited, this week, with Miss Wilcher.
commercial instructor at Lawrence
| High school
Mrs. George Preble of Oakland, who
| hoe 40,
Ethel Crawford in town. left, Monday,
| for a short stay at Ellsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Files of Port
lard arrived in town. Monday. for a
visit with his mother Mrs Flora
Files, High street.
Miss May Kittredge has completed
her duties at the Central Maine Sana-
forum as cook
Mrs. Lucinda Fish and Mrs. Fogg
will visit with relatives at Norridge-
wock, Tuesday.
Revival services will be held at the
Union Mission every evening. this
week. H. b. Davis. V. d, NJ. formerly
cowboy missionary from Colorado
will be the principle speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Horne and
daughter Marjorie Phyllis of Somer-
Vile, Mass. are guests of relatives in
town and Benton.
Mrs. Effie Thomas has returned from
Dr. Emerson's hospital al Forest
Hills, Mass, where she has been re-
ceiving treatment
Miss LYDIA Hall will visit, this week
relatives at Buekfield and Rumfor6
Falls.
Mrs. Lloyd Sykes was very pleasant
~ surprised, Monday evening, at he
home on lower Main street. Her guests
e were the members of the Embroiderl
: Club to which she belongs. A yer,
f pleasant evening was passed in a so
: clal manner. and dainty refreshment
s were served. The occasion was Mrs
Sykes birthday. She was presente,
III with a late book as a token of esteem
nj from the ladies'.
Il George Pratt. employed at Pitts
field. passed few days at his home il
y town, returning. Monday, to his worl
Ell MIR. and Mrs. Silas Lawry and so
: Cornell and MIR. and Mrs Edward Eth
n fin OF New York have returned from
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