Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-25

year With no debts, and that tho NV
sanitation now starts on a new basis
clear Of debts.
"A me poem. "A Rose for Our Min
ls'er Nne'' was read by Mrs. VIII
A collation. vas served.
Mr. ana Mrs. Daniel GRAY of 1y;,oh..
ter street have gone to Madison c.uad
lhefe by the passing away nf nv
uIaS mother, Mrs. Calvin Gray. Mrs.
haIph o. Files of Fairfield. grand
-. uausHtef OF The deceased. will leave
thursday morning TO attend the funeral
Inc annual Easter sale. supper and
entertainment Of the Cn.ve-salist Sew
ing Circle and the Murray Club Of the
l hiVersalist church will take place on
thursday afternoon and evening AT 4ha
chrch parlors. In the afternoon 1ha
chlef attraction will be the sale of an-o,,s
domestic articles fancy articles. CANDY
ana more aprons. From so to p nj
d supper vii be served, the menu in
ending tlc usual fine fare will be se,v--
eQ. IN TIE evening an entertainment. by
the best talent of the town and vicinity
VIII be given. The ladies have labored
10 make the affair the success which i.
bids fair TO be.
The Needlecraft Sisters will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon al the home
OF Miss Angie Withan. Lawrence ave-
nue.
Inc annual meeting of the universities
parlsn VIII take place Thursday evening.
following the entertainment at the
church.
Good VIII Rebezah Lodge will meet
Thursday evening, followed by re-
hearsal Of the degree staff.
Mrs. Anna Hafyiu who has heen sari-
ous}Y II for the past two weeks. is able
to be out.
Mrs. Robert Clark Of lower Main
street will be the hostess Friday after
noon Of the Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club.
Mrs, Sarah Rand Of waterviIle ar
rived Wednesday TO pass few days
with her brother, T. S. Henderson, Maple
street.
Miss Grace a. Savage has resumed her
duties as assistant librarian at the Law
renee Public library. after a short i'll
ness al her home on High street.
The Embroidery Club were the guests
Wednesday evening, Of Mrs. Adeibert F.
Greenleaf at her home on NewhaI
street The ladies passed the time on
erlhroiderins on fancy articles, after
which the hostess served dainty refresh
ments,
The Social Club was entertained Wed
nes4ay evening at the nome Of Mrs. Will
lam Gousee. lower Main street. The
time vas quickly passed in playing cards
and collation. was served.
Benton Grange met Wednesday evening
and the First and Second degree were
conferred or a large class of candidates
The schools closed Friday for the an
nual Easter vacation.
Mrs. Horace 5. Biakney, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia for several
weeks. Is Very much improved. and the
nurse has completed her duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Doe and
daughter. who have been guests Of
Mrs. Annie Harvey. Osborne street.
Palermo. Mrs. Doe was called here
by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Harvey, who IS very much better.
Fred Vigue Of West Benton recently
lost ore of his valuable work horses
~ the result OF injuries received
when he fell through the barn floor
The annual Children's night will be
observed by Good VIII Rebekah
Lodge Thursday evening, April /. with
an entertainment by the children, fol-
lowed by q social.
Good Will Rebekah Lodge will meet
this evening, followed by a rehearsal
of the degree staff.
\ new telephone has been installed
III the nome of Samuel Wing, Elm
street. the call for which is 115-12.
Mrs. Albert Crosby of Lower Main
street is in Portland, the guest of
relatives.
Donald SWEET KnoNlton, the elder
son of DR.. and Mrs. Frank A. knowl-
ton of Winchester street, who is at
tending Yale Medical college at Hart
ford, Conn, has been recently ad-
nlittcd to the Skull and Skeptic Fra
telnity. YaIes chapter Of the Phi Rho
Sigma national body. Two Yale mem
bers were admitted to the fraternity
this year.