Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-10
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Miss Amanda F1ewelling of Lower
Main street is passing few days this
week at Lewiston with relatives and
friends.
Captain Ralph B. Drisko, who has
been passing few days at his home
on Newhall street. has returned to
New York City, where his schooner
the Camilla B. Page is moored.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Humphrey and
daughter Margaret of Pittsf1eld were
the guests on Friday of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph o. Files. High street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank @. Penney of
Canaan are the guests at Shawmut of
their daughter. Mrs. Frank L. Black
we'll
Ellis Ames and William Irving, who
have been passing few days in towr
with relatives and friends, will leave
Saturday morning for their homes in
Somerville, Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Horne who has beer
employed at the home of Henry Mel
son at Shawmut, is passing a few
days at Canaan with her daughter,
Mrs. Shem Horne.
Miss Capitola Totman is at Bangor
for few days visiting her mother.
Mrs. Emma Totman,
Walter Dickey of Canaan was the guest
Friday of Walter A. Adams. -
Friends of Dr. S. l. Andrews; formerly
of Clinton and we'll known in Fairfield.
and now of Lewiston. will. be grieved to
learn that his 9-year-old son, Paul An
drews. was struck and seriously injured
an automobile late Thursday afternoon
at Leliston. At latest reports he was
reported as not cut of danger.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayo
of Robinson avenue was the scene of an
enjoyable event Thursday evening when
their daughter, Miss Bertha NJ. Mayo.
was surprised by party of friends and
tin shower was rendered to her. Miss
Mayo will be married Monday morning TO
Joseph Ernest Cloutier of Dexter. Pres
ents as various as could be imagined and
all of tin, bright and shining, were show
cred upon the bride-to-be The affair was
complete surprise to Miss Mayo, but
she rallied quickly and thanked her
friends for the gifts that would prove
so useful In the near future. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cakes were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Fred Savage has gone to Iowa,
called there by the serious illness Of her
daughter.
Mrs. Herbert Brown of Western ave-
nue. has gone to DR.. Kings hospital at
Portland this week, where she will re-
ceive treatment.
The services at the Methodist church
for Sunday, Oct II. are as follows: Morn
ing service at 1915. Subject of the ser
mon by Rev. C. O. Perry. Some Out
standing characteristics of the Christian
Life" Sunday school at IL. Junior
League at o'clock in the afternoon. The
leader of the meeting will be Philip Par
lin and the subject of the meeting will
be '.What / to Give?" Evening service
at 7. At the evening service Miss Ida L.
Kahlo of the Deaconess Home of Port
land will give a talk on the work OF the
institution. Her talk will be very inter-
esting and all are invited. The monthly
business meeting and social OF the Metn-
odist Epworth League will be held on
Monday evening. Regular Epworth
League meeting on Tuesday evening. The
leader of the meeting will be Nora Smith.
The subject of the meeting will be The
| Christian Suggestion of Profit Sharing"
Glass meeting on Friday evening at 100
! A number of friends of Miss Haze,
! McAuley aided her in celebrating her
birthday on Friday evening at her
home on Upper Main street. The eve
ming was passed in a very enjoyable
manner and the hostess received many
pretty birthday membranes. Games
were played until late hour and re-
freshments were served the guests. All
departed at a late hour wishing the
hostess many happy returns Of thu
day.
The woman's Missionary Society Of
the Baptist church met Friday after
noon at the church vestry, and an In
teresting program was carried out.
Mrs. c. B. l. Pepper of Waterville was
one of the speakers of the afternoon.
Mrs Cora Hatch was the SECOND
spea ker of the afternoon.
The following students of Lawrence
High school have been chosen to at
tend the Maine Teachers Annual Con-
vention to be held at Portland Oct.
20 and 80, and take part in the stu
dents chorus: Marjorie Smith Of the
Junior class, soprano; Margaret Tot
man of the Senior class, alto. Irwin
Ladd of the Senior class, tenor; Ralph
Blakney of the Junior class, bass.