Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-08
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ley. Humphrey !. OB1emis. William

tuberculosis He aged y years.
The remains were taken Wednesday 10
Oakland. where ,interment will be held.
Miss Helen Wilson of Waterville is
engaged as teacher at the South Grams
mar school for a few days. in place OF
Miss Grace Drumnand. who Is enjoy
ing short vacation at her home m
Winslow. -,
The jolly Sixteen Club members
were guests Thursday evening Of Mrs
John Goodrich. The evening was pass
Cd in a very. enjoyable manner and re-
| freshments were served by the hostess.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club went
to Waterville Thursday evening and
they were delightfully."- entertained az
the home OF Mrs. Fred Rose, Kelsey
street. Sewing and sociability were en-
| joyed and the hostess served light
| luncheon.
Mrs. Ella c. Emery and son. Maurice
Emery OF Skowhegan. were calling on
| friends in town Thursday
Mrs. W. H Totman. Mrs. F. H. Neal.
| Misses Lucia and Elizabeth Connors,
| Mrs Edbert Kelley. Mrs. W. ". Nye.
left Thursday for Bangor. where they
will attend the Maine Music Festival
Mrs. Hartwell Hunter and daughter
Pauline have returned to their home at
| Readfield after few days visit in
town as guests of Mrs. Charles Fogg
The postponed meeting of Victor
Grange will be held Saturday evening
with the same program arranged for
last Saturday meeting.
Donald Ellis is at Hartland. where
r., =. Shn
at the Hartland fair. Mr.. Ellis has
been attending a large number Of the
State and out-of- State fairs and has
captured a number of hattering prizes
with his fine exhibition Of breeded
sheep.
George G. Weeks was in Lewiston
Wednesday for the day on business.
Miss Glenys Crawford is confined to
her home on Kelley street by illness.
Miss Lena Dickey of Clinton is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Maud Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbot Nelson left
Thursday on several days trip to
Boston and vicinity.
| Mrs. Alonza Day, who has been i'll
at her home on the Island for several
weeks, is very much improved and able
to be out. Mrs. Day will take up her
duties next Sunday as teacher of a
Sunday school class in the Baptist
church. which she was obliged to give
up some time ago.
| Mrs. Edna Clifford Weber Of Wins
low is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Clifford, at West Ben
/ ton.
NJ y
turned from few days. stay at
China, where they were guests at the
home of Fred Fitzgerald.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Towle and chill
dren, Mrs. c. F. Holway and Harry
Holway have returned to their homes
at Palermo. after passing a few days
in town with friends and relatives.
! Mrs. Annie Howe was at homo
Thursday afternoon to the Needlecraft
Sisters. Sewing was the chief occupa-
ton.
The Christmas Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Kate Johnson, up
per Main street 3"f
The weekly prayer meeting Of the
Baptist church will take place at $50
Friday evening at the vestry. Follow
ing the meeting, n business session
will be held ssIfN "a Htses
A. B. Bowman. ii confined TO. his
home on Osborne street by illness.
The condition Of Mrs. James l..
Parkin. who has been quite H. was
reported Thursday as slightly i'm
proved. - & ~
| A game ofsfootball has been sched-
uled for Saturday afternoon between
the Lawrence High eleven and team
picked from the Colby D. U. Frat.
/ W. E. Dinsmore of Pittsffeld and
formerly of this town is here for the
week visiting friends.
| Miss Vesta c. Written was one of
the Fairfield party which left Thurs
day morning for the Hub for a sew
eral days visit.
t Mrs. Lucy Dinsmore of Hinckley is
the guest Of Mrs. Lucinda Fish, Ma
| pie street, while attending the Baptist
State convention at Waterville.
| Miss Capitola Totman is able to be
out after several days illness at her
home on the Island.
The October meeting Of the Somer-
set Pomona Grange will be held Tues
day, Oct. u, with Fernwood Grange at
West New Portland. The following
program has been arranged:
Welcome, John Mitchell. master Of
Fernwood Grange: acknowledgment
by Mrs. Harry Head. pomona of Po-
mona Grange; singing, America" by
| Grange: reading, by Mrs. May Dins-
more of Madison; topic. What Have
| Seen Of Interest at the Fairs This
Fall" by A. H. Ellis of Fairfield, H. l..
Head of Norridgewock and Others
song. by Fred Dinsmore of Madison;
question: DO We Receive Sufficient
Benefit from Our State and County
Fairs to Warrant Amount Of Money
Being Given Them by the State?" dis
cussed by H. B. Ellis Of North Arson
and Q. NJ. Hilton OF Madison; instru-
mental music; "Remembrances Of Our
Trip to Washington, D. c., and Gettys-
burg" F. s. Emerson Of Skowhegan:
| Household Helps Of Any Nature" re-
sponded to by each lady Of Pomona:
question box; reading and instrument
al music furnished by Fernwood
Grange. ....
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hoxie
have been visiting. relatives in this
place. s3s.
Lewis Jones of Oak Grove spoke at
the Friends Church on Sunday. He