Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-06
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Nov. 20. was largely attended and
proved success in every way. The
prizes for the best-costumed ladv and
gentleman consisted Of handsome gold
brooch and cuff links. The former wa
won by Miss Lydia Turner Of SIDNEY
who represented clown, and the latter
by Harry Burgess of Waterville. who
was handsomely costumed as a Knipbt
honorable mention was given Mrs. Roh-
ert Cole, who represented the Goddess
or Liberty, also Mrs. Martin Tracv and
Mrs Earl Golf.
MRS Sewall A. Clark returned Satur-
day from three weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Wallace Currier Of
Amesbury, Mass. On her way she was
guest over night of her uncle, D. w.
Whitehouse Of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward entertained
as Thanksgiving guests, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Cunning and three children or
Aususta' Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fuller of
Hallowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young
ana daughter. Marguerite of Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy.wing lof August,
passed Thanksgiving with the latter,s
father. Joseph L. Durrill. Mr. WING
returned Saturday. but Mrs. Wing vii,
remain for longer Visit
Elmer l.. Hamlen left last wee,x for
Lewiston. where he will pass the winter
IN the home of his brother. Rev. Ceoreo
II. Hamlen. oi Sc
Mr' ana Mrs. w. D. Lyon entertained
party on Thanksgiving Day. consist
ing OF their son. Clyde II. LYON of A.
gusta. grandson, Lawrence M Iyon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott Rracket+ ~
and Mrs. A. r. Clark and Huhhard
White
sewalI A. Clark was a guest Thursday
OF MS daughter, Mrs r. E. Bailey OF
Riverside. -
MISS Pearl L. Field returned Sunday
from visit with relatives in I,vnn
Mass. ~
among those who accompanied No.
pes orchestra to the dance at River-
sac friday evening, were Mr.. and Mrs
L. Durrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Row WING
moses Rurrell, Cedric Reynolds, Walter
brown, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward Mrs
Martin Tracy, Miss Gertrude Hughes
ana two sisters Harry Hughes. Mis-
Ella iamlin. Miss Hazel Haskell w
l,sacKett' John Burgess and Mrs. Logan
Clark. Oh
clarence L. Wyman Of Shaw's Rusi-
ness college. passed the THANKSGIVING
recess with his mother Mrs Fred =
biake' also Miss Doris Wyman of Conv
Hlgh' Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
IN Chute were also THANKSGIVING
guests there. '''e
MRS. M. w. Moore left Sunday for a
Vislt IN Augusta. the guest Of her sister
Mrs. George W. Merrill.
Harry and Dhanis Burgess and Misc
Leonie Boudreau of WaterviIle uaro
visitors Wednesday Of the formers sis
Ter, Mrs. James A. Field. =,
MRS. A. II. Springer who has heen
passing the summer at her homo in
own, returned recently to Massacbu-
Setts accompanied by Mrs. Mare,,er;ta
Nichols, who has been her guest for
few weeks.
MISS Alice NJ. Moore returned to All
susta Sunday. after passing several
lays at her home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. FIeld a,a
laughter. Elizabeth. were Thanksp,virr
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HI Rur.
CESS of Winslow.
Robert Cole, Martin Tracy, Cassius
Clark and Frank Shepherd have hean
en- hunting trip to Mayfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Page and Iitf,e
son, Edwin Of Belgrade were guests
Thursday and Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs
John H Field.
George H. Weeks Of Quaker Hill
passed several days last week with his
nieces. Mrs. Frank Bourne and Misc
Bertha Robbins. being a Thanksgivire
guest Of the latter where they had .
family gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan n. Bragg enter-
tanned the Goodhue family Thanksriv-
Ing day.
Mr.. end Mrs. Thomas Towle ana
daughters, June and Pearl Of Halloween
passed Thanksgiving with the former,s
brother, John Towle. Mrs. TowIe ~
NAMED for the week, owing to the s.
rtous Illness Of Mr.. Towle's mother
Pete" the little boy boarding viii,
Mrs. John Ward. has returned from ~.
Augusta General Hospital where he IN
derwent an operation for adenoids .na
the removal Of his tonsils.
Schools in town opened Monday after
/ three weeks vocation.