Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-27

ment.
,, Clifford Jewett and family returned
Tuesday from visit with Mrs. Jewetts
relatives in Augusta.
The monthly meeting of the Epworth
League will be held "Wednesday evening
of next week at the home OF MI anu
Mrs. Thornhill oneAEast Front street.
| Dennis Leo and Fernie White, VINO nave
| heen managing The Linnwood. Southsioe'
have closed the place and Mr.. Leo is NOV
inc his family to the Curtis rent on 'ne
island. ,.a
| NJ. u r Whitney of Fitchburg, Mass,
arrived here Monday night and went 10
c.n,,n whittier she was summoned ny
the critical illness of her father' esl-
yester Whitehouse. .z9:.,:
NJ and Mrs. Irving SWEET of Bangor
have been guests this week at the ho'ne
~ Mr. SWEETS brother, II. l.. SWEET Vi
Water street. .u. Gun
Tho children Of the First Baptlst sun
s,, scboo, endowed their Christmas parry
| Monday evening in the church
The following was the program VI ~
..,.,.n+. "Ring. Sweet Bells. schooi ;
..x,-a COME Today" School; Scripture anu
,r.ver. greetings, Linwood DUH III
s.oue.ke song, school; dialogue, si>
a;r,s "The Loving Little Girl Mon"
@,.,., .xmas Greetings" Madeline esi
.'s.ter. duet. Margaret and Lillian Az
see. o,t.t;on Helen Schultz. Kenneth
COMP: song and drill; xmas " "a
Ralnh Griffin: duet, Lois Huoo",u
Iucille Bachelor; recltatioh'
| currier. recitation. Hazel ''
Shading song, trio and school' Iee.'a
samuel Nelson; solo. Lucille haci'ee.
recitation. Opal Currier; dialogue "ve
,ir,s. solo. May Sylvester; recl'a'ion'
w., cole. colo, Delight Trufant; d Sc
w.. of XMAS tableaux; Good Night'
.anoo, The speaking was under the ai-
.oo.,o, of Mrs. John Dugas. with MISS
Marv x. Lyon in charge OF the music
"a Jackson, manager OF the store
80 I'VE local Farmers Union, returned
Yesterday from a visit In Wlscasse'.
Mrs Jackson and two sons are passing
several days in China. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair r. Marston oi
waterville and Mrs. Marston's sister,
Miss Winnibel Cover, were guests tne
6rst of the week Of Mr.. Marston S
mother Mrs. Sarah S. Marston of Bap-
fist Hill. Miss Cover is now mempe
of the faculty at kents Hill Seminary.
Mrs. G. E. Clough and son, Frank >.
| Clough, left here yesterday noon on
trim to Aroostook county. Mrs. Clough
is to visit at Fort Fairfield and her son
has business in that section. being a
salesman for the Stanley steamer.
CLAYTON Williamson has Joined Mrs.
| Williamson on visit to relatives In
Rockland.
| Judge Brazzell of Fairfield was in
town yesterday being on his way nome
from the monthly session of the West
ern Somerset municipal court at Mad
| ison.
Detective Russell of the Maine Gen.
trail was in town yesterday to investi-
gate concerning the alleged assault
case in the railroad yard here recently.
Carroll N. Perkins of Waterville Of
the law firm of Johnson G. Perkins,
was in town Tuesday to meet Judge c.
| o. Small Of the probate court on mat
tiers relative to- the settlement of the
estate of the late Martin L. Reyes of
Fairfield. Mrs. Jennie NJ. Hamilton,
daughter of the late Henry Washburn,
was also in conference with Judge
Small here yesterday, coming from
Massachusetts,.
Edward Barry Of Middle street left
here yesterday noon to visit his
daughter, Mrs. Harry Churchill in
Brewer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Cole entertained
a large party of relatives at Christ
mas dinner Monday evening. the fol-
lowing people coming from out of
town: Mrs. A. H. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs
Perley ThCrston, Gladys Thurston,
Master Harold Chase of China, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bickford. Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Robinson and little daughter of
| Winslow.
H. Tobey Mooers, reader of the Bow
dom Musical Clubs, which appears
here about the 18th of January, is at
the home Of his parents. ex-Sheriff and
Mrs. John A. Mooers during vacation.
| The latest birth entered at the
town clerks Office is that of a son to
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. E. Taylor Of Mad
ison.
The public carriage driven by Fred