Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-08

Miss Grace Lermond and Miss Marion
Copeland of Warren were guests last
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Pollard, KEEL
ley street.
Letters for the following are advertised
at the Fairfield Postoftice-Miss Ada
Marion Smith, Mr.. Charles Lebreton
Miss Susie E. Kahn. Mr.. Horace Rich
ards, Mrs Antoinette Butler, Mr.. A. >
Smith, Mr.. Maurice Driskell
Mrs. Alton e. Richardson of West Ben
ton recently entertained Mrs. Augustus
Often of Waterville and Mrs. Ella Lava
ty of Lewiston at her home.
Miss STEELE Dostie who has been pass
ing several weeks in Boston and vicinlt!
has returned to town and will visit rela'
tives for some time.
A contest is being conducted 10 pro-
mote larger attendance to the Parent
Teach Association meetings. The con-
test calls upon the children OF the
graded schools to become "hustlers
for the Parent Teacher Association
There is a pennant with the Dig Woro'
"Hustlers," and the monogram r. T.
A." upon it. This pennant VIII De
given to the school room in which is
the largest per cent. of pupils VINO
have obtained mothers and 1rlehos
agreement to attend the meetings.
The banner will remain in the WIN
ming room for a month and longer II
they are able to retain it. The record
will be made at each association
meeting. The children are enthusiastic
over the contest and are already
working to have the banner Tor their
room.
The Silence Howard Hayden Chap
ter u. A. R.. has been rendered an
invitation to attend regular meet
ing of the Cushnoc Chapter, u. A. H.
at Augusta. Among the talrneio Id
dies who will attend are: Mrs. II. TOT
man. regent of the local chapter, Mrs.
Frank E. Hammond, Mrs. Frank a.
Knowlton. Mrs. Fred H. Neal, Mrs.
Frank J. Robinson.
Because Friday will be observed as
a day of prayer among the MISSION
ary societies of the land. the regular
monthly meeting of the Woman's MIS-
sionary Society of the Baptist church
will be postponed from Wednesday,
the regular meeting day, to Friday.
Mrs. Ernest NJ. Holman will nave
charge of the program. Inc Gay
program will be on AN Educatlve ana
a Healing Force
The first hike of the boys of the Bap-
fist Sunday school class of which Mrs.
Will o. Hersey is teacher, took place
Saturday afternoon. The weather was
ideal. There they were met by Kew.
Ernest NJ. Holman and Harry A. Plum
mer. superintendent of the Sunday
school. instructions were read and the
bows formed in military order march
ing to the Lawrence High athletic field
on West street. After saluting the flag
at that place the boys were started by
W. O. Hersey on Hare and Hound
chase.
Finally the party arrived a certain
large oak tree where were the two
"Hares." After taking off their dis
guises Of fur caps with fur ears, the
"Hares" proved to be Mrs. Hugh Ross
Hatch and Mrs. Hersey. A peanut
scramble ensued. From there the group
went to the Hersey home, where the
boys were invited into the Hersey
kitchen and a baked bean supper was
served.
The boys in the class are: David
Brown, Raymond Cover, Horace At
wood, Raymond Hall. Henry Johnson,
Edward Archer, Basil Higgins, Pearle
Wilson, Theodore Stevens, Irving Will
cox, Kenneth Henry, Carl Hersey,
Fred Harden, Norman Norton, Otis
Witham, Raymond Brown, Walter
Boyd, Stephen Nye.