Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-29

weeks & Weeks, $40; H. L. Weeks, 81;
Z. q. Clark. 81; E. S. Russ of Garden
City, L. l., 81; Z. Prue. 81: ". A.
Archer 81; r. Kelley. 81. a continu-
ance Of the work will oe made today
with Fl. Z. Weeks as the solicitor.
Mrs. Clifford Lang entertained a few
OF her friends Thursday afternoon at
her rooms on Western avenue. The
time was pleasantly passed by sewing
and during the afternoon a delicious
collation. was served by the hostess.
Those present were Mrs. Cecil Bog
CESS, Mrs. Walter Mcfarland, Mrs.
John Flemming, Mrs. Albert Mag
nusan. and the hostess. Mrs. Clifford
Lang. Although the ladies have been
in town for the winter they all expect
TO leave in a few days for different
parts OF the states.
William Flood is confined TO his
home on Upper Main street by ILL
ness. !
The Benton section of the Kenne-
bee Farm Bureau will meet Monday
afternoon at , o'clock a, the Benton
Grange hall where everyone is cordial
~ invited to pass the afternoon. Those
who are not members and wish to join
may do so at that time.
Percy King. who is employed a. Con-
necticut, is passing a few days at his
home on Elm street.
Miss Edith Spaulding has returned
10 her duties at Skowhegan after
passing a few days at her home on
Lower Main street.
The quarantine which has been on
the George Richardson's home for the
past several days due to the illness of
his son Ashton, who has been i'll, has
beer removed.
Miss Christine Harrington Of Ban
gor is passing a few days as the guest
OF friends and relatives in town.
Roy Taylor has gone to Boston
where he will make a short business
call.
Mrs. Fred Graham Of Pittsfield
called ON friends in town Thursday.
Mrs. NoIah Watt has returned from
Clinton whore she passed a few days
with friends and relatives.
Canvassers We're busy Thursday
obtaining subscribers for the Hebrew
Relief Find. Among the workers
were William SETTER, \. w. Nelson,
William Crawford, K. @. Files and
Rev. G. II. Is. Seliger.
Mrs. Carry Ashley Of Brooks was
the guest OF friends in town Thursday
while on her way TO Portland.
The dancing school and dance given
by. William Welch Thursday evening
at the star Theatre was we'll attended.
: \. :. Burke. who is employed at
ritts1eld. is passing a few days at his
home in town.
At the last report of the Red Cross
membership over 500 in this town
have piedged themselves to member
ship cards.
Miss Grace Beane has returned from
Canaan where she visited relatives.
Miss Marion Mentw orth, who is en-
ployed rs teacher at West Boothbay
Harbo", is passing a few days at her
home in town.
Miss Flora Grover. who IS employed
at North Arson. is passing a few days
at her home in town.
Miss Arlene Case and Mrs. r. s.
Lane of Roxbury, Mass. have re-
turned t. their homes after visiting
friends N town.
Henry Cakes has returned from a
snort business trip at Skowhegan.
Mrs. Philip Barstow and daughter
Phyllis and son Richard have returned
from S~kowhegan whore they visited
relatives.
Maurice Emery has returned to
Camp Devens. Aver. Mass. after pass
ing a short Through a, his home at
Fairfield Center.
Mrs. William McAuley entertained
the Priscilla Club Thursday afternoon
at her home on Bunker Venue The
afternoon was passed by sewing and
refreshments were served.