Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-01

ably establish a permanent residence
in Hartland
Miss Beatrice Smiley, Miss Doris
adelaide Tobey, Miss Ruth Greenwood
and Miss Elizabeth w. Marsh were
at their homes in this town for the
week end to take brief vacation from
ther work at Farmington Normal
School
special meeting of the Skowhegan
Noman's Club at the Library Parlors
on Wednesday afternoon.
party arranged especially to en-
tertain the young women friends of
MISS torrine j.. Salley, who are
shortly leaving to resume their studies
~ Inherent schools and colleges was
! held at Miss Salley's home on Mid
"ie street Saturday night It was q
Soclal attalr, the guests busyine them.
serves with knitting for the soldiers
i"hch IN which chatting dish concoc.
''"S paved an important roll was
Nen' MISS Salley herself leaves on
'"eSuaN for Florida. accompanvine
rIer SISTER, Mrs. Frank Fales and Mr.
a'es OF harrington, who denart at
'hat time for Monticello, Fla. for tho
winter months ''e
me reception to the entar;,s o,
% the Skowhegan high scboo, bv 49,
"ther students of the schoo, Er;da,.
evening in GNnge hall was m. ~ ~
e"!oHapie events of it's kind ever
~ en- me decorations We're charm
i"slE arranged in black and yellow tho
i ooiors' The stage was banked
WIN sumach boughs, fall foliage ord
many sunfiowers Of the double ya-
IIetH' In the receiving line were
Principal Leighton, Miss E,Iiott W..
Nierrlii' Miss Steward. Miss cross
MISS Meader and Miss Flynt Of ~
faculty. and Francis Croteau and ~.
= "adsWorth of the studant 49,,
ne welcome was extended by D.,
"eh' 1roteau of the Senior class ana :.
number OF other interesting numbers
Mere gwen including piano solos nv
.n'SS Mary Friend Japanese songs nv,
,ne Urls quartet composed Of Pacha,
oohant' Lois Mantor. altos nj.
wentworth and Lovina Murray so
prahos. attired In Japanese costun,es.
eoHss py the Boys quartet connno.as
:. Ar'nur Springer. Fred Ravnor
i'ic'iard Turner and Raymond -.
'dsco' playlet, "A Slight MiSrnaor
standing by Helen Whites,de 80.
eii'a Fosg' and music by David
LYONS Violinist. Gala Gordon. nian-
ISL arthur Springer, cornetist sna
leo Forter' drums. After the propr.m
I""he orchestra furnished deI;oh+-
lnl music for program Of dance -.
'ns uh'll II O'Clock There was ,areo
number in attendance including NAV
parents. many
MISS hannah r. Page has returned
from few days visit with fr;enas -
Augusta Mrs. f. L. Marsh wbo ~
"eeh her guest during the summer
IIaS returned to her home in Prov,'
dence, r. I.
me annual business meeting Of tho
Woman's Association will be held ,b,.
Monday evening at $50 IN the Pos,
Rooms Dodge block All members arc
requested to be present.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott rece,yea
word Saturday that her nephew r.eor
Elliott son OF Wilmot Elliott q, Vat
land had passed successfully through
an operation for appendicitis at Tow.
iston hospital.
MISS grace Ames Of Danforth ar
rived Saturday evening to ,.,s,t ,,,.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. William w;tb.r Ma
die street
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Eaton spent The
Weekend with former friends !, r..,
omnd.
Miss Emma Written, who has been
visiting with Rev. Ella Nash in North
jay. has arrived home.
H. N. Pinkham of the firm OF Dow
and Pinkham. Portland. was In town
Friday on business.
Fulton Mckinney has returned from
Pressure Isle and Is at his home on
North ayeo,,a