Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-01-24
BOWDOINHAM.

Mrs w. d. Hutehins of Augusta was
in town Thursday visiting her faith
er. Charles Jordan, who is quite ILL.,
Mrs. James Cone, who has been in
Webster, Mass, for several months,
arrived in town Wednesday evening.
Edward l.. White was a Lewiston
and Auburn visitor this week.
Mrs E. NJ Borjesson was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Purington this
week al supper
John Holden was given Surprise
party by some of his friends Tuesday
evening r. D. Puringten was the pro-
moter. The guests were Miss Bor-
jesson. Miss Lilly, Miss Holden, Mr..
and Mrs r. D. Purington, Mr.. and
7irs Albert Henderson and Theo. Ken
dali During the evening vocal solos
were rendered by Messrs. Henderson,
Purington, Kendall and MIR. Holden.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served Whist was played and
the party broke UP at . late hour.
Miss Bertha Brown has been the
guest of her friend. Mrs. Viola White.
Mrs. F. o. Fish of Winchester,
Mass, who was called here by the Sc
rious illness of her father, Capt Cur
tis, returned home Wednesday,
Mrs. Alfred McIver is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Mary SHELTON.
Lewis Loon, who has been in the
Augusta hospital, the past three
months. was able to return to his home
this week.
Rev W. C. Beedy of Livermore has
been in town a few days visiting old
friends.
Miss King, secretary of the Deacon
ess horne, Portland. preached at the
Methodist church Sunday.
Miss Emma Millay of Halloweli was
in town Wednesday visiting her
brother, Nathaniel Millay, who is quite
Ill.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ]. Nichols and family will regret
to learn that they have moved to
Portland.
]. H. Ames has been in Aroestook
county this week.
Miss Shaw was recent Portland
visitor.
Charles A. Rideout of Boston was in
town this week calling on friends.
Roscoe Douglass and Miss Minnie
Whittemore were married sunday at
the Baptist parsonage by the Kew
Miles Reed.
Miss Margaret Chapman was the
guest at supper Thursday OF Iheo
Kendall.
Mr. Shaw has moved to Bath.
Miss Bertha Blinn has gone to FL
liot to teach.
Rev. John NJ. Kelley Of Princeton,
Me, has been the guest Tor Weeh oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Dinsmore' -,
Mrs. Margaret Shepherd Is very III
DIR. 7. c. Irish is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Williams enter
tanned at dinner Thursday Mr.. ana
Mrs. 7. p. card. Mr.. and Mrs. Aman-
dus Roiiesson and Mr.. and Mrs. Eo'
Denhem.
The Pythian Sisters held their install
lation Thursday evening. q. Z. MIS-
Hannie Denham, assisted by u D
Miss George Denham, The 1oiioWlns
officers were installed: M. l.. s., Saole
Small: p. c., Miss George Denham'
NJ. E. j., Mrs. Ella Temple; M. Z. D,
Mrs. George Berry; manager Mrs
Flora Leavett; NJ. of F., Mrs. WILSON,
AT Of r. and c., Mrs. Daisy Mealey'
G. of T.. Mrs ina Douglas; pianist,
Mrs. Evv McEwen. After the instalia
ton Chicken Pie supper was served
The tables were prettily decorated with
ferns. Supper committee was Mrs
Lizzie Newton, Mrs. Jos. Fulton and
Mrs George Fergerson.
Miss Florence Leavett and George
Stevens of Bath were married last Sat
urday.
Alpnonso Maloon died Friday morn
ire aged 67 years, after a long illness.
widow, two sons, Walter and Will
liam and one daughter. Miss Susie
Maloon, survive.
William Hennie of New Haven, CT
has bought the Edwin Soule farm.
There was a Surprise party Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. John Max
we'll.
The Sunshine Society met Thursday
with Mrs. George Hackett
Miss Emma Denham has been pass
ing a few days with Mrs. Frank Curtis
this week.