Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-27

Canaan Tuesday evening, where they At
tended the institution Of the Sons of
Veterans Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Totman re-
turned Wednesday evening from a sew
eral days trip to Boston and vicinity,
where they were the guests OF friends and
relatives. They also made few DAYS
stop at Peaks Island.
Philip Dunbar Of Portland was the
guest Wednesday of his uncle, Robert
Clark, lower Main street.
Moody Jewell, lower Main street. has
completed his duties as bookkeeper for
the United Paper Board Co. at the Fair.
field office and has accepted a position
as bookkeeper at the yarn mill at SHOW
hogan. He will assume his duties in that
capacity the first of June and plans to
have Mrs. Jewell and child go to Show
hogan by the first of July, where they
will make their home in the future.
Mrs. Edward B. Hinckley Of Augusta
arrived in town Wednesday for a short
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Ireland. Kelley street She will
return to her home Thursday accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Louise.
who has been passing two weeks In town
with her grandparents.
The members of the Woman's Relief
Corps were engaged Wednesday after
noon in making wreaths for the Memo
rial day decorations. There was a good
number Of the ladies present and thev
made large number Of the wreaths. the
material used being evergreens such as
cedar and pine.
The game Wednesday afternoon sched-
uled|to be played between Lawrence
high and Good Will high at the Good
VIII diamond was postponed because of
the Indictment weather. The present
plans are to play the game on Monday
afternoon, as the Good Will boys con-
slider that convenient date.
Mrs. James Flewelling, lower Main
street. Mrs. Howard Wyer, lower Main
street, and Mrs. William J.Ford of
Eenton are at Portland this week,
here they are attending the State
meeting Of the Eastern Star order
The meeting of the Farther Lights
Society of the Baptist church which
was to be held Wednesday evening, at
the home Of Mrs. Worth Brown. West
Benton, has been postponed because
of the Indictment weather.
The members of the Loyal Club were
delightfully."- entertained Tuesday eve
ming AT the home Of Mrs William Hun.
ter, Kelley street, The larger part Of
the evening was passed in PLAYING
whist and prizes were awarded. Mrs.
Neil Gregory was awarded the first
Dr!Ya NYS
ond prize. and the consolation prize to
Mrs. Fred Marcia. The next hostess Of
the Loyal Club will be Mrs. Robert
Foster
One Of Fairheld's finest farms. the
Cllley farm on the Fairfield Center
read changed hands Wednesday. AL
bert Jewell ard son. Ralph Jewell. the
former owners of the farm. sold it to
George D. Richardson. West street.
The farm includes CO acres of land.
Ionald Curtis will return Thursday
to Hebron to resume his studies at
Hebron Academy, after a several davs
! VISIT at his home in town with his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur H. Cur
! t:s, This will be, probably his final
visit to his home in town. before his
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Curtis leave for
several years stay in Southern In
dia, as missionaries from the American
Board of Baptist Foreign Missionaries.
Albert Jewell and son. Ralph Jewel
nave started building a crate mill on
tie banks q the kenrebec just in the
rear of the Reyes Fiber plant. and are
in hopes Of having the plant ready for
~ fyI-n TO-
mill will be run by electricity and the
wires are strung and put in place in
that mart Of the building which is al
ready erected. The final dimensions of
the mill are not as vet known, the plans
being 20 build the mill as needed. The
owners have purchased oOO0 cords OF
wood, which will be sent down the riv-
or. md used up in that mill Ralph
Jewell said Wednesday when interview
Cd. tEat the mill was largely in the
form of an experiment. its site being
some distance from the large mill OF
Albert Jewel e. Son.
The Younger Set was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Carl Cook. corner Of High street
and Western avenue The hostesses of
the evening We're Miss Sadie Williams
and Mrs. Cook. Whist playing was the
chief amusement CT the evening and
prizes of Navbes,3ets Of pink and white
were awarded as prizes. Refreshments
we're served during The evening and Inc
color scheme Of pink and white was
carried out in the serving. Plans were
made for the summer meetings for
which a new schedule will be arranged.