Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-13

Miss Edith Norton. engaged a. a
domestic science instructor In the schools
of Winslow and Oakland. was the guest
Monday afternoon Of Miss Harriet Bro
ply, High street
Mrs. John A.. Partridge. who has been
ill for several days At her home on
upper Main atreet. Is improving daily.
John L.. Leary OF Kelley street will
leave Tuesday morning for a few days
visit at Bar Harbor with friends.
A new electric range has been install
led ins tie domestic science department
at. Lawrence High school. and will be
for the use Ut the pupils in the cooking
courses.
Judge Harvey H. Brazzel Is i'll at his
nome on upper Main street with an at
tack of the grippe. and was unable
Monday to go to Bingham. on his weekly
trip in connection with the Western
Somerset municipal court.
Wallace Egerton Of Boston was the
guest for short time Monday Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Patterson. Western
avenue, Mrs. Patterson being Mr. Eyer
tons sister. Mr.. Eserton was in this
part Of the State on business.
The Auction Bridge Club will be en-
tertained on Tuesday evening, at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Or,n A. Learned.
Lawrence avenue
At the meeting of Fairfield Lodge,
NO. 6s, ]. Q. o. F.. held on Monday
evening, the second degree was conferred
on class of candidates.
Joseph Giroux. employed for the past
seevral months at Moosehead Lake, has
arrived at his home in town, for a sew
eral weeks stay.
On Tuesday evening, April 90 a benefit
show will he given at the Star Theatre,
the proceeds Of which will be NOR the
| benefit Of the Sacred Heart Baseball
club. On Thursday evning, April g. a
bntit for tn 1.awrnc High school BASEBALL
! team will be given at the Star Theatre
Both shows will be followed by a dance
Webster Keyes OF Madison was bust
| ness caller in town. Monday.
Miss Edith Marden has entered the
| employ Of the United Paper Board Co.
as stenographer in the Office.
Fred Howe, who recently gave up
the business of Howe brothers, with
his brother. Arthur Howe, has accept
ed position with the Holmes broth
ers, wholesale company. with offices at
Augusta. His territory is in the i'm
mediate vicinity.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club will
meet Thursday Afternoon Of this week
at the home Of Mrs. Eugene Nolette,
High street.
Earle Palmer Of Hinckley was call
ing on friends in town Monday.
The members Of the Book Worm
Club were entertained Monday evening
at the home Of Mrs. Mabel Mayo,
Newhall street, and the hostesses Of
the evening were Mrs. Mayo and Miss
Angie Witham. The evening was pass
ed in the usually enjoyable manner.
John Griffin Of Skowhegan was in
town Monday calling on business
friends.
Mrs. Annie Harvey is confined to
her home on Osborne street by illness.
Arlon Lowe Of Rangeley left Mon
day for short visit at Wiscasset as
the guest Of friends.
Bert Haskell is employed Ia the Cen
trail Market for few days, during the
absence Of Alfred Marcoux.
Henry Waugh will leave this week
for Suncook lake, on the western
branch Of the Penobscot river. where
he will be engaged os river driver.
Mrs. Reginald Clement and daughter
returned Monday to their home at
Rockland after passing a few days in
town. as the guests Of Mrs. Clements
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Buzzell
corner Of Park and Gilbreth streets.
Arno Ireland was the guest Monday
Of his sister, Mrs. Walter Smell, Os-
borne street.
Miss Ida Fletcher is improving after
a several days illness with grip.
Miss Ileen Brophy, who has been
passing several days in town as the
guest Of her parents, Sheriff and Mrs
III. D. Brophy, High street, returned
Monday to Springvale to resume her
studies at Mason Institute