Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-19
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1915


ness the time was passed in social
manner. the hostess serving dainty re-
freshments
Merrymee,ing Chapter. o. E. s.. Will
| install officers Tuesday evening, at the
Masonic hall. The installation will be
for the members OF the order only.
Inc Woman Missionary Society Of
the Methodist church met Monday after
noon. at the home of Mrs. Edward L..
Smith, on Upper Main street. The time
was passed in the transaction of BUSH
ness, after which a special program was
enjoyed.
Miss Ethel Walker OF Charleston is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Crosby.
Lower Main street.
The members of the Book Worm Club
were pleasantly entertained Monday
evening at the home of Mrs Minnie
ADAMS. Silver street, the hostesses> be-
ing Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Anderson. A
program as arranged. by the hosesses
was very much enjoyed. Luncheon was
served by the ladies. A full attendance
Was present.
Charles W. Pooler has returned from a
business trip to the various lumberins
camps in the northern woods. in in
terests OF his firm, the Learned-Pooler
Co. OF Fairfield.
Miss Hazel MacAuley is able to be UP,
after severe illness at her home on
Upper Main street.
MISS Christine Burrill Of Watervlle is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mad
docks, Lower Main street
The installing officers AT the installa-
ton or the Merrymeeting Chapter. o.
h s. will be Mrs. Adelaide Meser-
vey OF Waterville. grand matron. and
Mrs. Maude Hardy Of Waterville, grand
marshal
The Heptousa Circle will meet
Iuesday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Roy Richardson, Western avenue
MISS Harriet Abbott, principal Of
the North Grammar school, spoke
last week before the members of the
Tuesday Afternoon Club at Oakland
on CONSERVATION of Birds"
The Palmer Method of writing has
been introduced into the public
schools of Fairfield. and will he
taught in all the grades and the
commercial course at the Lawrence
High school. The Palmer Method
has great advantage over the
previous method used. The teachers
OF the various grades will teach the
system during the regular writing
class periods. The text books AMI
pens have been secured and during
the past week the pupils received
their first instructions.
The boys of the Baptist Sunday
school have formed three classes and
will organize basketball teams, which
Will start practice this week. The
use of the large barn on the S. A.
Nye estate has been offered The
main interior section of the barn has
been screened off, the electric lights
changed and covered with protectives
SO that the place makes an ideal ha 1
for the boys to play in. Games will
be arranged with the Sunday Soho d
League teams of Waterville. The
boys of Harry Browns class have
| formed a team with Ralph Black
stone as captain. the other members
and substitutes being Ralph Blakney,
Ralph Patterson. Curtis Hatch, Ever
EFT Coro, Wallace Patterson, Roland
Wyman, Irving Rollins. The boys Of
classes, with Archie Spinney as cap
tain of one team.
Miss Ruth BlaAney was out Sunday
for the first time after a several days
confinement to her home on Maple
street, is the result of a recent
operation which she underwent at the
Sisters Hospital at Waterville for
adenoids.
Mrs. MaGdocks and son, Henry,
went to Augusta Sunday. called there
by the death of their daughter and
sister. who passed away at 7.15 A. NJ
Mrs. William Pitman of Augusta
arrived Saturday to pass a few days
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. :.
Pitman. MIR. Pitman is her son.
The editorial board and the BUSH
ness staff Of the Lawrence Tyre, the
Lawrence High school paper, went 20
Waterville Saturday and sat for a
group picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Lawrence are
passing few days at Skowheean,
guests of relatives. They went Sat
Urday.
John Wheeler of Wrentham, Mass.
was in town Sunday, called by TIL.
passing away of his brother. Elmer
Wheeler. Wednesday, at South Wal
pole, Mass.
\ new telephone, 1871, has been
installed in the home Of Chief Of
Police William F. Harrington on the
Island.
Mrs, VIM. ". Nye is able to be out,
after several weeks illness.
Mrs. Macdonald of Bath has ar
rived to pass few days as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meader,
Western avenue. Mrs. Meader being
her daughter.