Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-30
MADISON
Japanese Tea Given by Daugh
tiers of the American Rev.
0iution Proves Very
Delightful
PERSONALS AND LOCALS
OTHER HAPPENINGS

One of the most delightful social evelu|
OF the season was the japanese Ta l
given from to o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon under the auspices OF Margarg|
COTE Moore Chapter, d. A. r, and iu .
the benefit of collection of histoTia .
interest for the library. The rooms WEI,
very prettily decorated with Japanes
banners. lanterns, flags and chrysanthe .
NUNS. The guests were received at th /
door by Mrs. Nellie Sawyer and Mrs Ma
bel Carpenter. Four refreshment tables |
were presided over by women dressed
Japanese costume, lighted with cands |
AT one table a japanese delicacy wa
served by Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. Ea |
Weston, Mrs. Charles Merry; at a secOa
table welsh rarebit was served by Mn |
Ardeile Veasey Moore. Mrs. {. S Hun
phreys and Mrs. Charles Towne; Mrs. Il
r. Walker. Mrs. Carl Luce and Mrs Fl
Z. Towne presided over the tea anil
sandwich table; the ice cream table wal
in charge of Mrs Waldo Z. HougmmI
and Mrs. David Gray. During the after.
noon a number of graphophone selectloul
were given. Among those present from
out of town were Mrs. w. II. Robinsoa
State regent, Regent Mrs. Nellie Porte
and Past Regent Mrs. Lizzie Emery oil
Ruth Head. Cragin Chapter. d. A. r.
! North Arson; Mrs. Roland Patten, re-
| gent, and Mrs. Viola Smith of Eunis
| Farnsworth Chapter, ID. A. r., SkoE
| hogan. The tea was success in ever
| way from start to finish.
| Mrs. Olaf Oleson, who has been unds
| treatment at a Lewiston hospital for the
past few weeks, returned Thursday nigh
| to her home in Arson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Wright, who have
! been attending the convention of RexaI
druggists in Lewiston, returned hom'
! Thursday.
| Zacariah Hendsbee has purchased the
Madison fish market, which has been
conducted for the past six months BY b.
| Malcolm.
| A special service for young people Will
| be held at 3 P. NJ. Sunday in the Meth
odist church in connection with the union
evangelstic services which have been
held for the past three weeks under tSs
leadership of Rev. Raymond Browning
| CGWdh \utliS, WIN has DcVii 'Ao''Np
! friends in Boston and vicinity for tas
past week, returned Thursday night %
Madison.
| The funeral services OF the late Edwin
T. Haywood, who died Sunday after
noon. were conducted at the home pg
Rev. Royal a. Rich. The remains we'e
placed in the receiving tomb at the For
est Hill cemetery. The bearers we'e
| George Haynes, William Haywood, Freo
Cutting and Roy Haywood. Mr. Hey
wood was member of the Madison
Methodist church and had a wide crci'
Of friends both in Madison and Mercer
Among those present from out o.
town Wednesday to attend the funesa
of E. 7 Haywood, were Mrs. Mabel A.
derman and Mrs. Minnie Harris Of Wof
cester. Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugen'
Chamberlain and Fred Cutting OF Mef
ce..
State Librarian Harry C. Prince. wiz
has been In town for tho past few GAY
on business, returned Wednesday to Az
gusta.
An entertainment is TO be given y
Union hall Friday evening by the me"
bers o. the Artisan Society OF Skowas
.gnn. under the auspices Of st. Saoas
tian Catholic church.
NJ L. McAllister left Thursday 10
Portland. where no Will attend the mee'
Ing az the Maine Stale Press Assoca
ton.
Mrs. Georgia Smiley, of the Pasam
moving picture theatre returned Thun
day from a few days busiess trip
Boston,