Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-29
WINSL0W
Mrs. Nancy Brown to Observe
Goth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Par
ty for HI:Ss Julia Patterson
Farewell Reception to Paul
RoyS

Misses Katherine Bowler. Gladys
hersom, Gertrude BradStreet. NJ, Maud
Mullen. Marion Stanley, E. Is. Tilton
and Charles W. Wilson, returned Fri
day evening from the Ma ne Teachers
Convention at Bangor.
l.. B. Triton and Chas. w. Wilson
visited the stock barns of the Cniver
sity of Maine al Orono and they were
much pleased with the valuable stock
there.
Mrs. Nancy Brown will observe her
90th birthday Monday, Aunt Nancy"
as she is fam Harlv called, is able to
do the work for her son and for her
self, and is often out calling at the
home OF her friends.
On Friday evening Miss Julia Pat
terson was given a delightful surprise
in honor of her birthday, when num-
Der of her relatives and neighbors
gathered to celebrate the occasion. She
was the recipient of a number of pres
ents. A birthday song was rendered
by Mildred. Irene and Frances Mar
cha, and selections were furnished by
VictrOla.
The birthday OF VIII V Hayden. one
of the company. also occurred Friday.
Miss Patterson and Mr.. Hayden were
presented with birthday cakes bear
ing number of lighted candles. Those
present received slice of the cake.
Refreshments were served.
The many friends of Paul Roys tender
ed him a farewell reception Friday eve-
ming at the Taconnet Club house. The
waterville Military band, Of which MIR.
/ II
followed by presentation of gifts. From
the members of the band he received
meerschaum pipe. The employees of tbs
finishing room at the Hollingsworth q
Whitney mill. where he worked, present.
ed him with a scarf pin and a gold signet
ring, Harold Preble Of the waterville
band making the presentation speech.
Dancing was enjoyed. Mr.. Roys leaves
Monday morning for Hauntsvlls. Canada.
where he has accepted position with
s. piece orchestra in an opera house.
w. c. Stetson of waterville supplied
the pulpit Sunday morning at the Con-
gregational church.
Miss Eva Reynolds OF Augusta was 4
week END guest at the home OF her pa
rents.
Mrs. Arthur Reynolds and son Kenneth
have arrived home from Portland, where
they have been guests Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs T. H. Hersom of Oak
land were guests Sunday at the nome OK
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Getchell.
, Miss Josephine Reynolds, who has been
teaching at the Reynolds Hill school. has
resigned Mrs. Emily Chamberlain Will
fill the vacancy.
| John A. Hogan is passing a. week
! at the home of his brother, +. Is. Ho-
| gan, at Portsmouth, n. n.
| Frank Fuller. an employee at tho
| III. & W. mill. passed the weekend
at his home in Haiiowel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norton, dauFh-
tiers Florence and Ruth. son Howard.
| Philip Dunbar and Miss Sihyl Dunbar.
passed Sunday at the home of Mr..
Norton's brother at Pennington.
| Donald Matheson passed the week
end at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Frank Fuller, at Hallowci.
| Mrs Carrie Weeks, who attended
the Teachers convention at Bangor,
passed Thursday night with her
! daughter Miss Victoria weeks, a -tu-
dent at the University or blaine.
Promotion exercises were hold sun
day at the CONGREGATION Sunday
! school. Mrs. Charles VI. Wilson. tho
primary superintendent, had charge cf
| an interesting program. The children
promoted were Chariot Chapman,
Evelyn StorE. Avery B"awn Carroll
Wilson and Archie Rho2des: from
| Mrs. d. &. DAYS class to tho gi:rs
class, Etnel York and Margaret Bicl:-
I, ford; to The boys class, Charlie Day
and Edwin Wilson; from the boys'
class to the High school class, Wcs-
| ley Wilson, Eric Wolfe; from the
girls class to tho High school class.
Madeline Reynolds. Addievilla Jewett
and Florence Bowden.