Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-23
NORRIDCEWOCK.

of assorted chocolates and walnut
were served.
Fred I.awton was in Aubuf
Wednesday to attend the funeral {
Mrs. Henry Ward. former Iesider
of this town whose death occurred O.
Monday. The remains were brougt
to Skowhegan for interment.
Mrs. Blanche Mills, who has bee
confined to the house by illness fo
some time is now gaining.
Miss Linnion Brown was in Watei
vile Wednesday,
Mrs. d. f.. Taylor remains on Il
sick list with severe attack of girl
While coming to work one day las
week Bernard Hutchinson saw quites
large bear on the railroad track. BruiI
undisturhed by human company, cor
tinued his way to parts unknown.
Augustus Tobey remains critically 4,
Mrs. Charles Jones, Jr., of Hallowe
is guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edwaf
Barker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Good entertai.
ed about 25 friends at a party at the
home on Saturday evening. The evt
ming was very. pleasantly passed =
dancing and playing games. Refresr
ments of cake and coffee were serve,
Alton Horne was taken with an AZ
tack of appendicitis last week ar
obliged to go to Somerset hospits
Skowhegan. where it was thought til.
an operation would not be necessal
but on account of an unusually seve,
attack on Thursday an operation va
performed which proved very success
full and Mr.. Horne is reported as gel
ting on very nicely.
Mr., and Mrs. William Watson
Kingfield have been guests for ia
days of Mrs. Marcia Watson and NJ
and Mrs. A. d. Brackley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Caswell have n
turned from visit with relatives
Harrison and vicinity.
Nelson Jones, who has been confin.
to the house by bad attack of broi
chitis, is now better.
On Saturday afternoon Miss RI
Everett gave a party in honor of h
friend. Miss Murietta Abbott of w
terville, who was her guest over SUI
day. A pleasant time was enjoy,
in playing games. Refreshments
shrimp wiggle,' cocoa and cake we
served. Those present were Mi
Hazel Corliss, Miss Fay Barker. Nj
Dorothy Folsom and Miss Glad
Spaulding.
The Senior class of Eaton Hi,
scnool took dinner with one of the
numbers. Albert Parsons, at the far
of his parents on Monday.
Clarence Groves has, been unable
be about his work for the past we.
owing to a Very sore hand which
has had to have dressed several time
Byron Johnson of Madison was
guest of his family for few days la
week. s=...-
on Saturday one of the work hors
belonging to Charles Savage so bad
injured one of its legs by cutting s
artery that it was necessary to ha
several stitches taken to close
wound. ~
Or. and Mrs. H W. Smith entertai.
ed the Peet's Corner Whist Club
Thursday night at a Picnic lunch, T,
evening being spent in playing +
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Rert Corliss was at home visiting I
mother, Mrs. Mary Coriiss, over Su
day, returning Monday TO his work
Skowhegan.
On Friday evening occurred the
stallation of the officers of the Eas
ern Star Lodge by Past Worthy NJ
tron Lydia Longley assisted by Ma
v|l 111l &c
list of the officers: Worthy matro
Lila Tobey; worthy patron, Eb
Miller; associate matron, Esther Car
Sec, Annie Burgess; Treas, Floren
Jewett: conductress, Harriet Blaisde
associate conductress, Belle Haine
Ada, Nellie Taylor; Ruth, Kate Smit
Esther, Florence Ames; Martha, Edf
Jones; Eleeta, Lila Carr: chaplai
Annie Vaughan; marshal, Ellen Piero
pianist, Annie Merrill; warder, All
Hainss: sentinel, Charles Miller.
fine cold meat and salad supper "
served before the installation.
Mrs. Helen Barker entertained ty
tables of ladies at "63" on Saturds
afternoon in honor of her guest, Nj
Maud Jones' Refreshments OF she
bet and fancy cookies We're served
Mrs. Inez Tucker, who has been CO.
fined to the house by Illness for sc
eral weeks. is reported as failing.
Miss Pearl Tuttle has recovered fro
an attack Of the measles.
The Dramatic Club took supper wi
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carr on Mo
day evening. They are planning
presenting their drama, for which tn
are now rehearsing, the last week
February.
On Wednesday evening occurred t
installation of the officers of the A.
u. w. Following is a list of the G
ficers for the ensuing year: Mast
workman. l.. r. Folsom foreman, FRI
F.. Jewett; past master workma
Chauncey Holt; overseer. Ed Roger
recorder, Harry Heald; f1nancier, F. :
Spaulding; receiver. Fred Tobe
Guard, Lewis Forsythe; inside watc
Harry Harris; outside watch, FIR
Everett. An oyster supper was serve
Fred Everett, Fred Jewett and ]
Rogers being on the refreshment col
mittee
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Hilton entertai
ed friends at a card party on Satu
day evening.
Harry Harris has gone to Medfief