Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-02
OAKLAND

Mrs EuniCe Stevens very pleasantly
entertained the degree staff of the Re-
bekah lodge at a supper Wednesday eve
ming at her home on Belgrade avenue.
This vas the degree staff which did the
work at the district meeting in June when
Mrs. stevens was district deputy presl-
dent. The ladies began to arrive about
$50, nest of them being dressed in most
grotes1ue and amusing Halloween cos
tunes, and at sat down to table very
prettil; decorated with Halloween favors
at which delicious supper was served.
Halloween games and stunts We're en-
joyed curing the evening. Those present
were: Mrs. halle Caller. Miss Bertha
Crow2ll. Mrs. Mildred Spiller, Mrs. Mae
Halet, Mrs. Anna Bickford, Mrs. Nav
Collins. Mrs. Carrie Clark. Mrs. Matte
T.. Elaisdell, Mrs. Edith Livingstone. Mrs.
Eva +, Perry, Mrs. Bertha Adams, Mrs.
Jeanne Small, Mrs. Elva Soule. Mrs. Kate
Hoar, Miss Gertrude Lord, Miss Char
lotte Tracy. Mrs. Harriet Blaisdel, Mrs.
Bessie Stowell. Miss Lou Nickerson, Mrs.
J. H. AiCkerson. Mrs. Maud Bunker. Mrs.
GwenIolyn Bates, Mrs. NJ. 9. Moore
Mrs Maurice Forster Of Portland is the
guest of her mother, Mrs Emma Ran
dali Of Aver street, for few days.
Mrs Frank Gleason. who has been Wis
ting relatives in Winthrop for a few
DAYS has returned home.
Miss Ivy Cross has completed her du-
ties at Harris bakery, Waterville. and
lett recently for Fall River. where shs
will make her home in the future.
William Parent of Hallowel is the guest
Ial1. fnr
few days.
Columbus Burrll Of Skowhegan called
on friends in town yesterday.
I.inwood and Walton Patten en' r.
tanned a number of their school friends
al their home on Summer street on
Wednesday, evening at Hailo"e en-
party. A bOunteous supper was served
and games appropriate to the occasion
were PLAYED. The hous" was dc"orat ed
with Halloween favors and the hosts
were dressed as ghosts to receive theT
quo SITS, who were Gerald Hallct. Ha'-
old Hallet, Lawrence Leavitt, Will
liam OReiliy, Rosalie Mosher. Char
lotte Bowman. Lillian Kelley, Gerald
inc Taylor. Vera Hallet.
Master Carlton Towlc entertained
party of his Young friends Wednesday
evening with Halloween supper. The
table was decorated with witches, cats
end COLLINS, and loaded with many
things dear 10 q bo.'s stomach. After
supper the boys enjoyed iia!loWc Ell
games dntil the sandman caii-'.
The Liberty loan frorl tns town was
$i5 COZ instead of $4,000, as previously
reported.
Albert Nye Of Ncwburyport Was .
business visitor in town yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Tracy. who has been the
guest of Mrs. David Gates Of Skowho-
gan. has returned to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walton have
returned from tWo-weohS trip
through the lite mountains.
Miss Mabci Earr has returned from
? tWowecks visit in Harpswell and
grandmother, Mrs. Randall, who will
pass the winter at the home of he,
daughter Mrs. Frank Farr on Al
pine street.
An enjoyable social was given in the
Vsstry OF the Baptist church under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety last Wednesday night. The dec
cratlons were pretty and gave true
Halloween glow to the room. The af-
fair was in charge of the social com
nittee NJ sses Fern B:ckford, Clara
Leech and Messrs. Theodore Carter
and Minot Thomas. The arrival of a
group of COLLINS under the leadership
of Mrs. Edwin Foster early in the eve
ming caused furry of excitement.
each goblin arrayed in ghosuy cos
tune and all acting the part A good
crowd was present to enjoy the games
and contests and white refreshments
were served
NJ IS Goldie Nickerson was hostess
to five of her Girl friends at Hal
lowe'en supper and party Wednesday
evening. The guests dressed in costume
appropriate for the occasion. Hal
lowe'en games were enjoyed until
late hour
Mrs Winfield Palmer entertained the
Priscilla Club Wednesday evening at
her home on Maple street. Eight mem
bers werespresent.