Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-11
The caIendat Bazaar

The concluding feature of the Cal
endar Bazaar of the Methodist church
was a two-act comedy. The SEWN
Circle Meets" presented at the vestry
Thursday evening with the following
cast; Mrs. Roberts, who wants to be
president, Mrs Mamie Watson Mrs.
Henry young, giddy, fond of novels,
Miss Lena Landry; Mrs. jackson, the
president of the society, Mrs Rose
Burrill: Mrs Brett, on the dinner COM
nlittee, Mrs. Lillian Smith; Mrs. Lew
is, :he minister's wife, Mrs. Eliza
Covel; Mrs. Lawson, plump, MrsS Mel
lie Emerson; Mrs. Brown, anxious to
get new church attendants, Miss Hell
en- C;rundy; Mrs. Addison, very inquis
tive. Mrs. Mertie Lamb; Mrs. Ridg-
ley, sensitive, Miss Edith Gledhill;
Mrs Gtis, on the dinner committee,
Miss Lulu. Smith; Mrs. Thompson, de-
cidedly close. Miss Lila Weston; Mrs.
rev, just married, Mrs. Susie Jacobs.
This very successful fair was in charge
of the Ladies Social Circle, of which
Mrs. I. ]. Smith is president. Mrs. Car
RE Mcpherson was chairman of the
executive committee of the fair.
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The NJ E. B. Society or Athens will
have a Suffrage meeting on the eve
ming of Jan. in I. 0. o. F. hall, speak
er to be Deborah Knox Livingston.
Supper will be served from to s
O'Clock by the ladies. Skowhegan Ia
dies are invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs w. B. Steward have
closed their home on Coburn avenue
and will pass the winter at Hotel OK
ford.
Carl Malley will officiate as organ
list Sunday at the First Baptist
church, atervile.
Robert Higgins, whose home is on
the Scion road, has gone to Arlington,
Mass. to visit his parents.
Z. 9 Butler has let the contract to
build four bungalows in the grove fac
ing Lake Wesserrunsett to c. P Cor
son of Lakewood. The structures are
to be completed not later than June
10, 1915.
Master John Russell. the little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Russell of
Bridge street, is reported very III ftn
pneumonia and typhoid fever.
Roy P. Nay, son of Stanley e. Nay
who has been i'll with typhoid fever in
an Augusta hospital for six weeks, is
so improved that he will be removed
from the hospital this week
Tuesday evening will be Past
Grands' night in Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge.
Mrs. DAME. Stevens of Monhegan is
visiting Mrs j. Abbott. Mrs Stevens
husband is the keeper TO Monhegan
light.
Mr. and Mrs J. P Merrill entertained
few friends Wednesday evening at a
dinner party in honor of Mrs Mary C.
Brainard and Miss Carolyn Brainard be-
fore their departure Saturday for New
York,
The annual meeting of Woodbine Lodge,
D. of H., will be held Monday evening at
the home of Mrs, George Carron.
Word has been received here of the
birth of son, Oscar E,nmons, to Mr..
and Mrs Ralph Cleveland of Naugatuck.
CT. The parents were until recently res
idents of Skowhegan.
The Third and Fourth degrees will be
conferred Wednesday evening upon a
class of candidates at the meeting of the
Skowhegan Grange Music has been ar
ranged for by Mrs, Dora l.. Sandford
and Mrs. Lois Patten is to give incidents
of her journey to the Southland" Roll
call is to be responded to by the officers
with quotations from the Grange Ritual,
by the members from a favorite author.
A harvest supper VIII be served, the COM
mittoe in charge being Mr. and Mrs. A.
E. Jewett. Mr.. and Mrs A L. Nutting
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Clark.