Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-22

Burgess: conductre0e. Neo. A)dath
Jones; .. c., Mrs. Kate Smith: finance
committee. Mrs. Addie JeWett. 0eoxUo
Carr and Mrs. Esther Carr. Tho install,
lation Of officers will take place N
January. A special meeting has ooeni
appointed for Dec. 81 for the puxDo01
of initiation.
Mrs. Julia Holt was In town from
Scion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Crosby VISIT
ed friends in Oakland and Watorvine
Friday and Saturday.
The schools Of the village hAyo cloei
ed for their Christmas Vacations ana
Miss e. Louise Clarke Of Oakland
Miss Helen Smith Of Skowheean and
Maynard Hastings Of Warren have
gone to their homes.
Walter Taylor was in Freedom on
business last week.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at a meeting Of the Grange
on Thursday evening as follows: Mas
ter. Horace Jones; overseer. Charles
Savage; stewart, Alfred Watson;
Treas. Fred Jewett: Sec, Herbert Gil
man; Lect., Mrs. Alfred Watson; as
SAotoilI StSWdIuy walter 11cdlu, Ad0y
assistant steward, Miss Belle Haines;
chaplain. Mrs. Kate Ham: gatekeep-
er. Walter Jones; Ceres. Mrs. Olive
Jones; Pomona, Mrs. Charles Savage:
Flora, Mrs. Susie Tobey.
Mrs. Sophia Hall remains very seri-
ously ill.,
Mrs. Alfred Watson has gone to Port
land for week She will be joined
there by Mr. Watson and they will
then go to Boston for a week
Mrs. Esther Furber Of Fairfield and
Miss Lizzie Witham of Madison were
guests of Mrs. Mary Spaulding last
week.
Mrs. Fiolette Downs and daughter,
Miss Dorethea are passing a few weeks
in Dexter and Bangor.
Mrs. Mary Spaulding and son Allie
Of Perham were guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Spaulding recently.
Mrs. Belinda Groves has returned
from Melrose, Mass, with her daugh-
ter. Miss Cora Groves, who is quite
seriously ill.,
DR.. Elton Blaisde., and sister An
gle OF Lynn. Mass, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Taylor.
one OF the prettiest church fairs ever
held in town was given on Thursday
by the ladies of the Baptist church. 4
record-breaking crowd was present
and about $500 was cleared to be used
towards cleaning up the church debt.
Following is u list of the booths with
the ores in charge: Solomon Levi
Mrs. Minnie Trueworthy, Mrs. Jennie
Holt: Mystery. Miss Virginia Hussey.
Miss Inez Miller. Miss Elsie Savage,
MISS Irene Rogers; ice cream, Mrs.
Annie Tibbetts. Mrs. Helen Barker
Mrs. Charles Savage; baby, Mrs. Ada
Trites, Mrs. Florence Gibbs, Mrs. An
ME Burgess; girls, Miss Ruth Blais-
dell, Miss Nina Grant, Miss Dorothy
Dunlap; Sweet Sixteen, Miss Linnion
Brown, Miss Thelma Bigelow; Debu-
tante. Mrs. Eta Blaisdell, Mrs Har-
Ney buckingham, Mrs. Nellie Taylor:
Bride, Mrs. Gladys Crosby, Miss F..
Louise Clarke; Mother, Mrs. Fanny
Hussey, Mrs. Mary Whiting. Mrs. Net
tie Moore; Grandmother, Mrs. George
Mrs Frank Wade, Mrs. Hattie Dam
rem The supper committee consisted
of Mrs. William Bracket, Mrs. Clara
Rogers. Mrs. Horace Leavitt, Mrs.
Green Blaisdell and Mrs. H. B. Fields.
me Mattresses were the Misses Helen
Grant, Linnion Brown, Hazel Bailey.
Thelma Bigelow, Mildred Moore. Lula
Huff and Mrs. Bessie Trueworthy. Mrs.
Lou Brown had charge of the fortune
telling booth.
Melvin White and family have moved
into the Flafr house.
The primary and intermediate schools
term last Friday with Christmas tree
and exercises. REGULATIONS were given
by the following pupils: Bernice Blais-
dell. Arlon Emmons, Lee Robbins, Paul
Mckinnon, Ralph. Dickinson. Myrtelle
Soule, Mervil Tracey. Beatrice Rushton,
Roland Kemp. Maynard Rogers, Chris
tine Worthley, Hazel Soule Roland Aus
tin. Dorothy Tobey, Alice Tobey, Thel-
ma Smith, Clara Austin. Louise Worth
ley and Evelyn Pierce. The enrolment
of the primary department was a.
Owing to the cooperation of the par
ents with the teacher. the average at
tendance for the term was 81. Five pu-
pills, Thelma Smith, Hazel Soule, Myr-
telle Soule, Hazel Holt and Roland Aus
tin, being present every day. Nine 9TH
ers, Arlon Emmons. Clara Austin, Ber-
nice Blaisdell. Fred Horne, BERTHE Mer-
row, Evelyn Pierce. Ernest Dow. Rus
sell and Christine Worthier were alb
sent only one day.
Mrs. Fred Pierce is suffering from an
attack of appendicitis and was taken
TO the hospital in Skowhegan Monday
night.
Frank Holt of East Walpole is visit
ing relatives in town.
Miss Ethel COlley of Portland is the
guest of her mother.
Mrs. Rebecah Staples