Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-08
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Mock " sdding Given by
Amiclnian Society,
WavsTIy aehekah Lodge viii In
stall Officers, "Wednesday.
Chapin's Interpretation Of Lincoln
Enjoyed By a Large Audience.

BENJAMIN Chaplin, under the White En-
tertainment Bureau of Boston. gave a
dramatic monologue portrayal of his four
act play Lincoln in Union hall, Tues
day afternoon. There was large attend
anee. Ann of the schools in town We're
closed for the occasion. Mr.. Chaplin was
very warmly received and his interpreta-
ton was one of exceptional merit,
The Amicinia Society of Maine Central
Institute held a very Interesting meet
ing, Monday evening. The program in
cluded a mock wedding with the follow
ing cast: Groom, Everett Hurd; bride,
Caldwell Phillips clergyman, Merle Nc
Alister; bridesmaids, Hi Green Norris
Friend and Cecil Thurston. The groom
wore the conventional black and the bride
was handsomely gowned in soft white
goods
Mrs. Price is very ill at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. White Main street.
Among those from out of town to at
tend the Chaplin Interpretation of Lin
coin" were the following from Newport
Mr. Ames, district superintendent of
schools: Mr.. Kennedy. High school prin-
cipal: Miss Campbell. High school assist
ant. OTNll1e JQuhlItS, L. SesNos NAie'4'
Smith. Mrs. Chas. Barbour. Mrs. Bar
rows, Mrs Wardwell, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Chas. Jones and many pupils of the High
school.
The many friends of Mrs. William Mat
thews are glad to hear of her improved
condition at a Bangor hospital, where she
has recently undergone a critical surgical
operation Mr. Matthews and daughter
VISITED her. Monday.
Miss Iona Perkins, a student of the
Boston Conservato of Music VINO has
been passing the Holidays with her pa
rents returned to Boston, Monday.
Eugene Drake, who has passed the Holt
day recess with his parents, Judge and
Mrs O. II. Drake returned, Monday, TO
Bates College
/ Jesse Farnham, after passing the Hoi-
days in Palmyra with his pa ems, MI.
and Mrs. Frank Farnham, left here, Mon
day, to resume his business college stud
les in Lewiston.
Waverly Rebekah Lodge will install its
of1icers-elect at "a special meeting
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Cora Estes OF
Haltland will act as the installing OH
Ger. Refreshments will be served under
the direction of Lorenza u ills anu ads
Capt S. b. Larrabee has sold his farms,
one located near the Shaw railroad cross
ing, known as the Seeley place, to Fred
Drake a former owner of the property
and the other known as the farnham
place, in Palmyra, to Charles Drayer OF
Burnham.
Mrs John Richmond of Thetford, VT,
and a former resident of this town, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs VIM.
Seekins of this place, has returned home
to enter a hospital, where she will UNI
dergo a surgical operation. Mrs. Seekins
left, Tuesday morning, to join her sister.
f. Il. Mayo is on a business trip 10
Portland and Bath.
Mrs. Fred w. Jones of Washington
street, is visiting his sister, Mrs Charles
Whittier, in Harmony.
Miss Bessie Patten, student at Bates,
has returned to Lewiston, after passing
the Holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Laforest Patten, Peltoma avenue.
Miss Marion Damon is visiting relatives
in WateryilIe and Oakland.
Gordon Dobson and S. r. Haines We're
in Waterville, Tuesday, on business.
Phlentoma Lodge, /, o. o. F., Monday
evening. conferred the Second degree on
candidates. ~
Charles f. Henry is in Portland on a
business trip.
Capt Louis o. Haskell was in Augusta,
Tuesday afternoon.
Friends OF Granville Mansur will extend
sympathy to him in the death of his sis