Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
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and Foreign Missionary Society were
the guests of Mrs. E. L. Smith at the
home on Western avenue Tuesday
afternoon. Many business matters
were transacted and a social hour was
served by the hostess.
Ralph Bramhall. sub-master at Law
renee high school, has completed his
duties in town and returned to his
home in Belfast
Ltnwood Waldron has entered the
employ Of the American wooden mill.
The regular meeting Of the Parent
Teacher association was held in the
Assembly hall of Lawrence High school
on Tuesday afternoon. Only a little
business was acted upon and no pro-
gram was carried out as is the usual
custom. Only a few Of the interested
members were present as schools have
closed in town and the weather con-
ditions were not very satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards who
have been passing a few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Trambly,
Pleasant street. have returned to their
home in Old Town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards are on their honeymoon, Mrs.
Richards formerly being Miss Mabel
Davis of Shawmut. This couple have
the wishes Of many friends in town
for many years of happy welded life.
The regular meeting Of the o. T. @.
Club will be held this evening at the
home of Miss Freda Clark, Pleasant
street. Important business is to be
brought up at this meeting and all
members are requested to be present
Miss Vera Curtis has entered the
restaurant Of Roscoe Holway where
she will be employed as waitress.
Sufficient logs have arrived in the
boom of the Hume Newhall Lumber
Co, in this town to give the crews
plenty of work for the next few
weeks. A full crew will start work in
the mill on Wednesday morning and
as the logs are arriving very fast,
plenty of material is on hand to keep
the mill busy for the next several
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs. E. L.
Smith, where the regular meeting was
held.
AL 1CUchduS arc requested 10 meet
at the Odd Fellows hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings to assist in making
wreaths for the Memorial Sunday ex-
ercises to be held on Sunday. June
IS.
The members Of the Methodist
Guild will serve supper in the YES
try Of the Methodist church on We'd
nesday evening from $50 to 700.
The members of the Eastern Star
will serve a supper in the Masonic hall
on Thursday evening from o'clock
to 7.
The members Of the Lawrence High |
school baseball team will go to Au-
gusta on Wednesday afternoon where |
they will play the return game with !
Cony High school. The team will
leave on the . o'clock car for Water
Vile and take the $50 P. M. train for /
Augusta. j
An interesting game Of baseball was /
played on the West Street diamond
On Tuesday afternoon when the Fair
field Clerks defeated the Pie Plate team
oy the score of Z to 0. This is the .
second game the Fairfield team has
played in the Twilight League and +
MS Is lHclT SoCOHu NlCIOIy. Ills Is !
orcutts second victory. having pitch
I'd shut tout ball in both games and !
neither Of the teams played against the
ocal team have been able to put the
run across the plate. The game was an
easy victory for the local team, and
with aid Of their supporters, should |
finish very near the leaders at the |
close of the season.
The regular meeting Of the Ep-
worth League was held in the vestry |
IF the Methodist church on Tuesday |
evening. Miss Dorothy Piper was !
leader Of the meeting and the subject
why Go to College" proved a very
interesting one.