Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-02-15

for the second solo, 20 Come. For It's
June" by Foster. Several games and
contests were enjoyed as a part Of the
program. A guessing contest aroused
much amusement. The delicious lunch
con was served in the dining room.
where red hearts and other st. Valen-
tine insignia predominated. The menu
consisted Of fruit salad, hot rolls,
cake and tea. Quite the feature of the
luncheon was the center piece on the
dining table, which was a very pretty
arrangement Of Valentine favors.
A Valentine party was enjoyed Mon
day evening at the Lawrence High
school by the Teachers Club. The
committee in charge consisted Of War
rem SWEET, chairman, assisted by Miss
Edith Wilcher and Miss Sarah Will
liams. The party was held in Room
No. 2, which was cozily arranged for
the event. The teachers tested out
their skill in archery. Refreshments of
pink ice cream made decorative with
candy hearts, cakes and coffee were
served. About 20 were present.
Mrs. Alfred Ross is quite i'll at her
home at Shawmut. Among other Shaw
NUT people who are i'll are: Frank Whit
ten. Mrs. Hutchins. Amos Priest
The members Of the Twice Six Club
were entertained Monday evening at
the home of Mrs. Bertha Brown Jen-
kins. West Benton. The evening was
passed in social manner. the enter
tainment being furnished by the hos
tess. Refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held in two weeks.
Miss Gladys Pennell of Skowhegan
is passing a few days in town. the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Tozier,
High street. Miss Pennell is studying
with Mrs. Hubbard Of Waterville.
Hon. George G. Weeks will leave
Tuesday morning for a several days
business trip to Portland and vicinity.
Mrs. John Mayo Of High street VIII
entertain the members Of the LoyH
Club Tuesday evening at regular meet
ing.
The o. T. @. Club will be entertain
ed Tuesday evening by Mrs. Eva Huff,
upper Main street.
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her home on High street by illness.
Mrs. Ralph S. Seabury will entertain
the members of the Murray Club of
the Universalist church Tuesday aft
ernoon at her home on upper Main
street. AS this is the first meeting of
the club for this year the time will be
passed in making plans for the work
CT the coming months.
Valentine boxes We're enjoyed in each
room of the graded schools of the town
Monday. A time during the afternoon
session was set apart for the opening
of the Valentine box and the distribu-
ton Of the tokens.
Mrs. Kate B. Ellis, connected with the
State Board Of Health, will leave Friday
of this week for a several days trim
through Aroostook county. She will be
engaged in lecture work in connection
with the board. On one day she will
lecture before the Houlton Grange which
is the largest Grange in the world.
Robert Horan has returned to Mer-
Ger after passing a few days in town,
being called here by the illness of his
brother Allan Koran. Allan Horan who
suffered paralytic shock several days
ago, is now improving, and is able to
use his limbs which were affected by the
shock.
Elder Elmer +. Osborne Of Western
avenue is confined to his home by ILL.,
ness.
Miss Gladys Elwell, who makes her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wyer,
1nNx- Tot,
Monday morning at Waterville after a
several days Illness.
Mrs. Lucinda Fish is confined to her
home on Silver street by illness.
Mrs. Lloyd Sykes Of lower Main street
entertained Monday evening in honor
of Mrs. Charles Nichols, who will leave
Fairfield this week. The party was in
the form OF surprise for the guest
Of honor. Valentine decorations were
used to pretty effect. Mrs. Nichols
was presented with book as a token
Of remembrance from her neighbors and
friends. Among those present were:
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Sykes, Miss Nellie
Sykes. Mrs. Frank Chase, Mrs. Eva Cor
son, Mrs. Edward T. Pilsbury, Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. Howard Wyer, Mrs. James Flewel-
ling. Mrs. Isaac Ames, Mrs. Benjamin
F. RackliHe. Mrs. Frank Dexter, Mrs
Higgins Dainty refreshments were
served. Games Of various sorts formed
a part Of the evenings amusement. The
party dispersed at a late hour all wish
ing Mrs. Nichols a happy Journey.
RIDGE ROAD-Mrs. Kate B. Ellis at
tended the Somerset Pomona Grange at
Madison Wednesday. Mrs. Ellis repre-
sented the State Board Of Health at the
organization Of the State Parent-Teach.
ers' Association at Waterville Thursday.
Mrs. Augusta Reyes who has been
visiting at Fred Varney's for several
weeks. has gone to Christian Knauff's.
Waterville c. H. Greeley of Clinton was
a visitor at Stewart farm Thursday.
j. A. Stewart Of Waterville was a
weekend visitor at the home Of his
H. By Stewart.
MT. VERNON