Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-18
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|
ed into the Cowell house at Burgess
| Corner.
Mrs. Roxie Taylor returned Wednes-
I day from hospital in Portland, where
she recently was operated upon, much
improved In health.
The Congregational choir is prepar-
ing music for yesper service.
The o. E. S. will hold one of its reg
ular meetings Friday evening with
supper at the usual time. Work on
several candidates.
A good attendance was present at
the Apple social given by the young
| people OF the Congregational church
Wednesday evening and a very pleas
ant time was enjoyed by playing
| games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humes of Dead
water were recent guests of Miss Sa-
| rah Clarke
| Miss Nettie Briggs has returned to
her home in Skowhegan after passing
few days with Mrs. Charlie Carpen-
| ter.
| At the meeting of the Progressive
Club Wednesday evenig tnhe following
| officers were elected for tn ensuing
var: president, Calvin Pierce; scre-
tary. Brock Good; treasurer. Oscar Will
| der. 1t was voted to hold a melting of
| the society every two weeks.
Guy Cheviott, who has been the
| guest of his brother, A. A, Cheviott for
| a short time, has returned to his home
| In washburn.
| Miss Laura Williams Of Caratunk
! has come to town to work in the shoe
shop. She will stay at the home OF ner
brother. Harry Williams.
Miss Hazel Holt is engaged in do
| ing @housework for Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Sawyer, owing to the poor health
of Mrs. Sawyer.
Webb Bennett has Just returned
from successful hunting trip up riv-
er.
The members of the Morning Glory
Club were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Chester Jones at her home Friday.
Among the other delicious dishes served
was deer pie.
Mrs. George Lyons was taken to the
Somerset hospital. Skowhegan, Monday,
where she will undergo quite a serious
surgical operation.
Mrs. Abbie Haines gave Mary" din
ner party Tuesday The guests present
were Mrs. Mary Allen, Mrs. Mary Gill
man. Mrs Mary Emery and Mrs. Mary
Bates.
Mrs Lizzie Jones has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Show
hogan.
Mrs. Fred Webster was called to Show
hogan last week by the illness of her
mother During her absence her posi-
ton as teacher in the Grammar school
was filled by Mrs. John Trites.
December 18th has been decided as the
day for the Baptist fair and the follow
ing committees have been chosen to serve
at the various booths: Ice cream, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Buckingham, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Savage. Mrs. Annie Tibbetts. Mrs. BY,
ron Truewerthy5 Mrs. E. E. Barker;
children's table, Mrs. Eva Fairfield. Mrs
Holt Miss Banders. Mrs. Grant, Mrs
Butler. Mrs. LeHyett. Mrs. w. A. Libby,
Mrs. Mahala McIntire: candy table. Mrs.
John Trites class. Miss Linnien Brown.
chairman; mystery table, Mrs. Harriet
Blaisdell's class, Miss Elsie Savage,
chairman. vegetable table. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorham Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Will
der Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Everett. Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Boone, Mrs. Melissa Morse,
Henry George: fancy wo-k table, Mrs
John Trites, Mrs. Nettie Moore. Mrs
Florence Gibbs, Mrs. Fannie Hussey,
Mrs Walter Crosby, Mrs. Mary Whit
ing, Miss Frances Jones. Miss Louise
Clark, Mrs. Chesley Moore: Larkin ta-
BILE. Mrs. Harriet Blaisdell, Mrs. Jen-
ME Sawyer, Mrs Lula Williamson, Mrs
Grace Bigelow, Mrs. Bessie Trueworthy.
Mrs. Edna Emmons. Mrs. Annie Bur
CESS; apron table, Mrs. Henry George,
Mrs. George Hussey, Mrs. Frank Wade,
Mrs. Cameron, Mrs r. Sawyer. Mrs.
W. F. Brown. At o'clock a Chicken
Pie supper will be served. The follow
ing ladies will serve on the supper COM
mittee: Mrs. s. X. Boone, Mrs. Eta
Blaisdeli. Mrs. Susie Dolloff, Mrs. Will
liam Bracket, Mrs. Eta Crosby, Mrs.
Mary Spaulding, Mrs. H. B. Fields, Mrs.
Charlie Carpenter, Mrs. Clara Rogers.
Miss INA Devereux of Portland has
arrived to pass the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Clara Rogers.
Work has begun upon the interior
of the First Baptist church which will,
include rebuilding that will make 1t
one of the most up to date churches
in the county. The pews have been
removed which were of ancient date.
The church has voted to spend a large
sum of money on the interior of the
church in the way Of new pews and
decorations. This church was built
probably so years ago. 1t has always
been progressive. It's present pastor
is John Trites. a young man of ag-
gressiveness. There seems to be con-
siderable church interest in the town
at present and at the Congregation
al church a Mems League has been
formed with the following officers:
President. George o. Carr; secretary,
J. M. Pierce; treasurer, DR.. H. w.
Smith; executive committee. consist
ing of the president and secretary and
Rev. r. L. Shear, L. r. Folsom and
Cony Russell.