Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-15

where he will make his home.
The ladies of the Methodist Guild met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. VIM. MacAuley, upper Main street,
and passed the time in sewing aprons
an order from the Guild.
Mrs. Jennie Ireland OF Kelly street was
at home to the members of the Embroid-
cry Club Wednesday evening and the
evening was enjoyed in an informal man.
ner. Sewing was the chief occupat,on
and the hostess served refreshments.
Miss Hattie Brophy of High street en-
tertained the Younger Set Wednesday
evening. A special program as arranged
by the committee in charge was carried
out and was very much enjoyed.
The ladies Of the Tuesday Afternoon
Club met Wednesday afternoon At the
home Of Mrs. Bent. L. Smith, Western
avenue, and the time was passed in play
ing whist. The hostess served a lieh.
luncheon.
Word was received here Tuesday
morning Of the passing away of Mrs
Helen Clark at Springfield, Mass. hos.
pital, where she was taken after being
suddenly stricken ILL Mrs. Clark. in
company with her daughter, Mrs. Nva
Of this town. left Mrs. Clark's home in
Jay just few days ago for Springfield.
Mass, to visit another daughter. She
was taken Ill Saturday evening and il
was thought best that she be taken To
hospital. which was done, and it was
there she passed away. The remains
will be taken to Jay Thursday morning.
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band, Henry A. Clark. of Jay, and two
daughters. Mrs William W. Nye of
Fairfield. and Mrs. Elmer Fitzpatrick of
Springfield, Mass, survive. The deceas-
ed has been a visitor in town many
times. her last visit here being but a
few weeks ago. and her apparent good
health causes the end to seem more sud-
den
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Pitman of
High street went to Monmouth Wednes-
day morning for few days stay.
Gorham Philbrook and daughter, Mona,
of lower Main street left Wednesday for
Lewiston, where they attended the
Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, which
convened IN thaS city, as delegates from
the Waterville lodge. Harold Conner
Of Hinckley also went to Lewiston as a
delegate from the Hinckley lodge.
Earle Palmer of Hinckley was in town
Wednesday calling on friends, and re-
ceived medical attention for trouble with
his wrist. which he recently injured
Mr.. Holden has COMPLETED his duties
at the Kennebec Mills and plans TO 20
to Dexter.
The members of the Loyal Club OBJ
served GentIen,an's night Tuesday eve
ming. at the home Of Mrs. Neil Gregory,
corner of Pleasant and Water streets.
Whist was enjoyed. the first prize for
ladies being awarded to Mrs. Robert
Foster. and the second prize to Mrs.
Charles Gousse. The flrst prize for
gentlemen was awarded to Charles
Champine and the second to Neil Greg
DRY. Refreshments were served by the
hostess The next meeting win be at
the home Of Mrs. Lewis Ferland, Water
street.
Mrs. NJ. L. Rackliffe. who has been
passing several days as the guest Of her
nephew. E. T. Pillsbury. lower Main
street, has returned to her home in Gar
diner. She was accompanied home by
her son, Frank Rackliffe. who came up
for that purpose. Mrs. Rackliffe had
been quite i'll while visiting in town. but
was much improved before leaving for
her home
Edwin Smith was able to be out Tues
day for the first time after a four-weeks'
illness.
The young lady members Of Benton
Grange are holding rehearsals for play.
ssAffes ph villa and Covopa nv vrhfcY, fhev
plan 20 present in the near future. The
cast includes 10 characters. all female
and the production will be for the bene-
fit Of the Grange.
James Davis Of Benton Falls, who on