Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-29
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Friends of Mrs. Carlton Sander
son Pleasantly Surprise Her
Apple Inspector Is at
Work in This Locality ~
THE SID BIRTHDAY OF MRS.
JUDITH RUSSELL

MIS-. Carton SdhucTSOIl, IOiNiciiy
Miss Nina Perkins, was given a sur
prise reception Wednesday night at
the rooms of the Central Maine Realty
Co. by 90 young ladies in honor Of
her recent marriage. Mrs. Sanderson,
who has been the efficient bookkeeper
for the company for some time. went
to the Office to await a telephone call
and when she switched on the lights
was greeted by these friends. Ices and
waters were served and an etched wa
ter set was presented as a remem-
brance. Mr.. and Mrs. Sanderson will
reside in Jackman and Mrs. Sanderson
is now making arrangements for the
transfer of her desk to that place, as
she will carry on her work there.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Mae Boyd. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Boyd Of this town, and
Robert Hornsby of Brooklyn, N. Y.
About 60 couples were present at
the old-fashioned dance Wednesday
evening under the auspices, of Show
hogan Grange. Music was furnished
by Townes Orchestra of four pieces.
The grand march was led by L. J..
Haskell and Mrs. Mary Brown. One
of the happiest dancers was Adoniram
Adams of Lakewood, who is II years
of age.
Regular meeting of Somerset Chap
ter, r. A NJ, Friday evening, with
work in the p. NJ. and M. E. M. de-
grees. Refreshments.
Mrs. M. T: Pooler and daughters,
Florence and Mabel, left Thursday
for visit in Boston.
Mrs. Flora Hutchins of North New
Portland mas been here this week as
the guest of Mrs. Sac F. Clark at Ho-
tel oxford.
| Charles York Of The Forks has been
4 guest the uast week of his niece,
Mrs. Harry Chase.
Er. John E. Wadsworth has been
attending the Clinical Congress of Sur
geons of America in Boston.
| Mrs. Carleton P. Merrill is in Au-
burndale. Mass, visiting her daughter,
| Mrs. H. w. Godfrey.
| Miss Harriet L. Marble will speak
Monday evening on the subject Of
Current OPERA" at her weekly stu
| dio talk.
| Harry Day, student at Hebron, is
substituting for few weeks as one
Of the assistants in the bank of the
| Skowhegan Trust Co.
| The Ladies' Circle of the M. E.
church will meet at.2 p. M. Monday
with Mrs. Edwin Packard. ....
| Ray Viles, lumberman of Dead
| River, is visiting his brother, Carol
Viles.
! Mrs. Judith Russell observed her S3i
birthday Wednesday by a special sup
| per prepared for her by her daughter,
Mrs. Eva Greenwood, to which several
! of her friends were invited. Mrs. Rus
sell does not go about great deal but
| is a regular attendant of the Congre-
! gational church, of which she is mem
| ber
Mrs. Van Nelson and Miss Ruth Nell
son were in Winslow Thursday to at
| tend the funeral of William E. Choate.
Miss Ruth remained for several days
with the daughter of Mr.. Choate. Mrs.
Alison Fletcher. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred French left
| Wednesday to visit their daughter in
Lynn, Mass. .,..E
E. H. Ramsdell; state apple inspector,
| was in town Wednesday,, His duties
relate to the proper grading and pack
ing of apples. according 10 standards
established by Maine statutes. He is
also specially directed to give alEsthe
aid possible tp..apple growers who may
not be conversaHt with the apple pack
ing law and is anxious to assist them
to make their own shipment wherever
| possible $50 3,
Among the club women Of the town
who have been attending the State Fed
I'eratioIi meeting in jBiadeford this WEEK
are: Miss Clara Niriey. PRESIDENT Of
Sorosis; Mrs Assaa@lF Fish. president
|eof the Town displacement Society; Mrs.
Mary Bailey, Mrs. e. B. Chase, Mrs. Sa-
'rah Eaton and Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill.