Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-17

guest of Mrs Moses Crosby. Summit
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mayo and Son
Leon of Berlin, N. H., arrived in town
Saturday morning to pass some time
as the guests of Mr.. Mayo's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayo, High street.
They made the trip in the new Ford
automobile that was recently present.
ed to Mr.. Mayo by the shoe company
with which he is employed.
Milton McGorrill of Portland was in
town Saturday and Sunday, the guest
Of Irwin Ladd, Winchester street. Mr..
McGorrill was formerly a Fairfield boy
and how attends Deering High school,
taking part in the Lyford speaking
contests which took place Friday eve
ming at Waterville.
Harry NJ. Handy of Somerville.
Mass, left Saturday for his home aft
er passing a short time as the guest
lower Main street
Among the University of Maine stu
dents To be in town over Sunday Wis
itlnG friends and relatives were Otis
c. Lawry, Frank J. Savage. Leewood
Jones, Linwood Pitman, Mr.. Hill, Mr..
Mahnney. George r. Stuart. Paul
Woodwork. both students at Bowdoin,
also visited in town over the week.
end.
Mr. and Mrs. William II .Totman Of
High street left Saturday for sever
al days trip to Boston and Needham.
Mass, where they will be guests OF
Mr.. Totman's brother
Mrs. Hugh Ross Hatch, president Of
the kennebec Woman's Baptist Mis-
sionary Society, has arranged a fine
program for the annual basket meet
ing OF the society to take place Tues
day, forenoon and afternoon, at the
Falr'leid Baptist church. The morning
session Will be called to order at 10
o CLOCK. Mrs. Fred o. Savage will lead
IN the devotional exercises. Miss
Iwynne, a State mission worker, will
give an account OF her work among
the needy churches and also in church.
less communities, which promises to be
very interesting. Mrs. Lamson of Port
land, Nome Mission State director, will
also he a speaker Of the forenoon
Among other speakers will be Mrs
Eliza beth Foster of Waterville, Mrs
G. B. D. Pepper of Waterville and 9TH
erS.
AT noon the Basket dinner will be
served, the Fairfield ladies furnishing
the repast, also the coffee The after
noon session will be opened at LIS,
Miss Rose Nicolet will have a very
interesting story t. tell of her work
"a 1t,.l
z. K. Christopher. MISSIONARY worker
among the Italians Of Boston, will tell
OF her work. Mrs Arthur H. Curtis.
who, in company with her husband,
will leave soon to resume missionary
work IN India, will be among the aft
ernoon speakers, and Miss Harriet
Marble Of Skowhegan will sing. All
women or the town are cordially invit-
ed to atatend the basket meeting OF
the kennebec Woman's Baptist Mis-
sionary Society. The towns to be rep
resented at the meeting will be-
Skowhegan, Good VIII, Oakland, Wa
terville. WinslOw, Vassalboro, Augusta,
Gardiner, Hailowel. Norridgewock, Mt.
Vernon, Madison, Arson
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Kronkite are
moving their household goods into a
house on Kicker street owned by DR..
". S. Miller. Mrs. kronkite has been
passing the winter at Augusta, as the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Coleman Brewer
Mrs. Wilbur Han is able to be out,
after a weeks Illness at her home on
High street.
Miss Nellie Sykes of Vassalboro is
the guest in town of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Sykes. lower Main street, Mr.
Sykes being her brother