Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-17
ST. Valentine sDay Observed
By the Teachers Club.
Social Club Notices. Six
Club Members Meet.
The Drying Shed at Albert Jewell &
Son Badly Damaged.

T.. fNGleHtIH6 s Udy was observer
Monday evening by the members of
the Teachers Club at Lawrence High
school. The meeting proved to be one
of the pleasantest held thus far. Miss
Jeanette Sturtevant's room, known as
Room 2, was given over to the enter
tainers for the evening. One of the
games that afforded much amusement
for the participants was a swapping
party. Valentine picture postal cards
were cut up and put together. During
the evening dainty refreshments were
served.
The boys who attended the Boys
conference at Lewiston returned home
Monday. The various delegates will
give accounts of their trips at meet
ings of organizations which they rep
resented. Nj +..-.t-,
Mrs. Angie Blakeney was at Dexter
Monday calling on friends.
Arthur Roundy will go to Clinton
Tuesday for few days business trip.
The Methodist Sewing Circle will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Eugene c. Clark, upper Main street.
Miss Katharine Keene is confined to
an attack of German measles.
The anniversary of the births of
Lincoln and Washington will be OBJ
served Wednesday evening by ladies of
the w. r. c. in G. A. r. hall
Among the subjects which Rev. c. J.
Brown will take up at the Sunday
school revival meetings beginning
Tuesday and lasting week at the
Methodist church will be: "The Func-
ton of the Sunday Schools" Sunday
School Evangelism; 1.-THE Mothers
Opportunity" THE Home Atmos-
phere;" "The Teachers Talk" 'The
Key to the Problem .'The Cry of the
Child" THE Divorced Life" Rev. Mr..
Brown is the Maine State superintend-
ent of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
schools and is a very able speaker.
Miss Beatrice King was hostess
Monday evening to the members of the
Economy Club. The ladies passed a
pleasant evening and the hostess sery-
ed light refreshments.
The Needlecraft Sisters will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Arthur
Howe, Western avenue. .EI
The Helping Hand Society will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. d.
Lyon at Benton.
Mrs George Allen and son Oscar and
daughter Florence returned Monday to
Calais, after a weeks visit in town
with relatives.
Coleman Brewer returned Monday
in Augusta. after short visit in town.
Miss Hattie Brophy is able to be out
after a few days Illness.
Seth Banton of Freedom was guest
Monday of his sister. Mrs. Charles Dan
forth, Marshall street.
The Sixty-three Club met Monday eve-
ming with DR.. and Mrs. Maurice A.
Priest High street.
Julia Washuk, the 3-months-old daugh-
ter of Stanley and Adelphima (Arabckik)
Washuk, died Sunday at the home of it's
parents on the Island. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon.
Paul Woodworth has given UP his posi-
ton at Bowdoin College and will make
his home in town with his father, George
L. Woodwork.
Mrs. Fred Neal will entertain at whist
Tuesday evening. -
Eugene Oulette was i'll Monday and un-
able to attend his duties as conductor on
the waterville & Fairfield Electric Rail-
| way.
Rev. C. o. Perry returned Monday aft
ernoon from Lewiston, where he attended
the Boys Conference.
| The marriage Intentions Of Herbert
Champagne. son of Joseph Champagne,
and Miss Annie vigue, daughter of Frank
Champagne, both of this town, are on
file at Town Clerk Bradbury's Office.
Miss Blanche Webster returned Monday
from Augusta. where she passed the
week-ed at her home in town.
Mrs. Edward Larson of Bangor will be
a guest in town this week OF her mother.
Mrs. Peter Cleveland.
Clyde Savage returned to Portland
Monday after short visit in town.
John Cox has returned to his home In
Portland after a several months stay
in town. where he has been employed by
the Maine Screen & Ventilator Co.
Arthur McFadden returned Monday
afternoon from business trip to Port
| land.
Everett Whitten of Chelsea, Mass, who
has been guest of his sister, Mrs.
Charles Lawry, returned to his home
Monday.
A rehearsal of the degree staff of
the Rebekah Lodge will be held Tues
day evening.