Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-26
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Cyrus G. Wood of Royal street suffered
quite a severe shock early Tuesday. a
rapid recovery is hoped for
+. Will Rearcp. son Of Nv. and Mrs Fred
Eearee. who enlisted III the navy some
time ago and has been taking a special
course in electricity at Pratt Institute
New York. graduated from that course
lest week and is at Brooklyn navy yard
awaiting orders.
Fred T. Miller whose son, Orland D
Miller, was drowned here last summer.
was the guest of Miss Gertrude Longfei-
low over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Longfellow and daughter
Gertrude We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Meigs in Augusta Christmas day.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Longfelow went
to Augusta Monday to pass Christmas
with their son Guy.
Pupils not absent in Grade during the
fall term were Edmund Auclair, George
Briggs and Gladys Tall; those not Dissent
IN Grade s were Elnor Bishop Alton
Loon, Irene Webber and Anna Laughlin.
! The name of Mary Pettingill was unin-
tentionally omitted from the list Of pu-
pills not absent in Grade J.
DR.. Carl Bates a student at Tufts Den
tai College, Boston, is passing the holi-
days at home
John Gilkey. Miss Grace Glkey Of
Pennington and Miss Dodge OF Strong are
guests Of DIR. and Mrs, r, r. Badger over
Christmas.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burdine and two
children. Boynton and Elizabeth. are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Senniman
through the holidays
+. II. Penniman's son Earle has enlist
ed in the Coast Artillery Of Massachusetts
and is stationed at Fort Banks
4 Ned Penniman. Younger son of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. IT. Penniman who is employed by
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation, has re-
ceiVed a deserved promotion by being
made chief accountant at the branch Of
the Bethlehem Steel Corporation at San
francisco. having arrived in that CITY
Saturday. Dec. 10. congratulations are in
order
Mrs. James IIopkinson and daugh-
! ter Ethel are passing the HOLIDAYS in
! Boston. guests Of friends i'm that CITY.
! Miss Rosa McGinniss is STAYING with
Mrs. Fred Bearce during their alb
Sence.
Miss Adelaide French returned to
Portland Tuesday evening, via Angus
! ia. after passing several DAYS at her
home in this town.
NirS. susan +. Lord has returned to
her nome with Mrs. Helen Grant. aft
er more than years absence among
relatives and friends in Riplev and
other towns. Mrs. Lord is 81 wears
Ola Dllt smart
attending church and SUNDAY schooI
ana calls on her neighbors.
Mrs. Annie Hegarty entertained NJ,
! ana Mrs George Hegarty and daugh-
ter. Elizabeth and Nj. and Mrs. Emery
tl"%arty of Waterville.
MISS Grace Gatcheil is home from
Somerville where she il emp,oyed IN
the public schools. aud is me euesr
OF her father. George GatchelI.
tASI-The Christmas tree and on
/ tortainment at the Baptist church ON
Monday evening was wen attended and
was much enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. KiIbreth eptar-
tanned on Christmas day Mr. ana Mrs
J.. y. Hamlin, Misses Edith. Edna ana
Margaret Hamlin. Edward yose Ham
lin o. Brunswick. also Mr.. and Mrs T.
;. Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. Kari !;
Collins and little son Charlie Of uest
Gardiner
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wendell Symes and
little daughter Gertrude .oft for Yer
mont Friday morning. where they will
pass the holidays with relatives.
Miss Julia Winslow of New York ia
passing the holiday vacation at her
home in this place.
Misses Evelyn Waugh and Alice
Whiting Of the I. Of ", are at their
homes for the holiday recess.
Willard JaClls1n pasa,d rbr;.