Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-24
Mrs.. r. 8. Hoiway passSd SUNDAY ~
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PlsaSant pond.
Mrs. W. r. Harrington has returned
from Boston. where she visited relatives.
The Queen Esthsrs VIII b entertained
Wednesday evening BY Nrs. O. B. Ames
1t her home on High street.
Mrs.. william McPhesn viii entertain
the W. c. +. U. Thursday afternoon q
her home on Silver street.
Mr. ana Mrs C1lv'n Berry ana d2ugh-
ter yelva and Mr.. ana Mrs. Albion Clark
Of Madison passed Sunday 40 guests ct
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Taylor.
Miss Hattie Ksnney, VINO 10 smploved
at Bangor, passed the weekend as her
home In town.
Miss J1orsncs Dandlsy = engaged 40
nurss at the Fairfield Center district
Recent visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mn. Albert Taylor were; Mrs.. Ida
Stafford Of Scion. Mrs. Lottie Mcclellan
Of Everett Mass. Mrs. Walter Hilton
and Lancen Hall Of Athens.
Miss Pearl Swan has returned to
her home at Boston after passing sew
eral days with relatives IN town.
Atwell Getchell has returned 70 his
duties at Portsmouth. N. H.. after
passing the weekend with his moth
er. Mrs. Annie Pooler.
Irving Rollins has completed his du-
ties as spare clerk at the Wilson phar-
macy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Beck and son Har-
old passed Sunday with friends in Ca
man.
The first September meeting Of the
Parent Teacher Association proved a
success IN every way. when a flower
and vegetable display OF the graded
school pupils was held at the Law
renee high school assembly hall Satur-
day afternoon. A number Of parents,
teachers and friends were present and
all took part in the general business Of
the meeting. A most pleasing enter
tainment was rendered which consist
ed Of piano duet by Glenys Crawford
and Muriel Brophy: song by the sec
ond and third grades: recitation. Hill
dred Nelson: recitation. Elizabeth
Archer; song, Forrestine Seabury; vi
olin solo. Molly Settler: reci-
tation. Berthena Miller; recitation,
Margaret Dorrean; song. fourth and
fifth grades: recitation by four boys:
recitation. Helen Holman song Cor
rina Hatch: piano solo. Emily Brad
hurry; violin solo. George Dutell: flag
salute. Edith Loppan: flag song by the
fourth and fifth grades.
Supt. league concluded the program
by few brief remarks to the children
and parents and the remainder of the
afternoon was passed by viewing the
exhibit Of the flowers and vegeta bles
that the pupils have raised. The asso-
citation Is much pleased at the splen-
did work that the pupils have done.
Mrs. Roscoe Abbey Of Skowhegan
visited friends in town SATURDAY..
The Midway that was at the Central
Maine fair and that has been at
Skowhegan last week. arrived in town
Sunday morning, where they will re-
main during this entire week, and
where they will conduct a carnival
under tho auspices Of the local nremen.
A lot on Island avenue has been Sc
cured for the shows and the Fer
ris wheel and merry 60 round will oc-
cupy the greater space while num-
Der Of sideshows and polo game tents
will fill the entire lot.
Mrs George Shorev is confined to
her home on lower Main street by III
ness.
: William Tiske who has been en-
n'oyed as mechanical engineer for the
McCiister- Marshall Co.. during th-ir
work here. has completed his duties
and loft Sunday for New York. where
he will be employed.
Miss Louise Thomas Of Auburn is
visiting Miss LYDIA Hall at her home
on High street.
Miss Alice Mcdonald has returned
from Lewiston.