Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-24

Audience.
Mrs. Ella Sawtelle of Alpine
street has gone to Thwing's Island,
Belgrade, for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Frances Thwing.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Henry Morse and
son Harlon have returned from
trip to their cottage at Jefferson.
The members OF the Senior Glass
of the Oakland High school, who
have been passing wee; at the En-
mons cottage on Lake Messalon-
skee, broke camp Saturday and re-
turned to their homes.
Charles Canning OF Aver street
was weekend guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Houdlette OF Gardiner.
At the all day meeting of the
Mothers Improvement Club, which
was held Thursday with Mrs. Frank
Garland Of Fairfield street, plans
were made for family night to be
held this week in the Post rooms
and the following committee ap-
pointed: Refreshments, Mrs. Geo.
Hallett. and Mrs. Guy Moore; mu-
SIC, Mrs. Fred Lombard and Mrs.
Oral Wheeler. This was the last
meeting OF the year and the follow
ing nominating committee were ap-
pointed: Mrs. Robert Stubbcrt, Mrs.
Fred Garland and Mrs. George Hal
lett. Mrs. Garland was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Oral Wheeler.
Roy Goodman caught 4 9 I-2 ID.
salmon in Lake Messalonskec Fri.
day afternoon.
Chester Blake. the young son of
Mrs. Alice Blake, who recently un-
derWcnt an operation for adeuoids,
is much improved Miss Elizabeth
! Russell, who has been caring. for
him, has returned to her home in
Watervillc
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bickford
are the parents of son, born June
IS, weighing L. lbs. and named
Lawrence Leroy.
Miss Martha Strachen has re-
turned from Pennington, where she
is a pupil at thhe State Normal
school. She was accompanied by
Miss Hazel Rice who attended the
graduating exercises there this week.
John Damren. who is employed
in the American Wooden Mill is
passing the weekend with his family
in Augusta.
Mrs. William Simpson has re-
turned from a visit with relatives in
Bingham and Skowheean
Mrs. Fred Spinney and daughter
Ratchet. who have been visiting Mrs.
Spinney's brother. d. NJ Marshall
of Jamaua Point Camps, have gone
TO North Arson to visit relatives be-
fore returning to their home in Bos-
ton.
Merton Bachelor has severed
his connection with the Cascade
Savings Bank, and has entered the
employ of the Hollingsworth and
Whitney Co. OF Winslow.
Merl Beverage of High street
passed the weekend with his family
iii Winthrop at the home of Mrs
Beverages mother, Mrs. Eta Hew-
lit
At the Baptist vestry Friday ev-
ening an entertainment was given
to raise money to send delegate
to the summer school in Pittsheld
the following program was present
ed: Instrumental duet, Georgia
Ioungman and Lena Kerr; reading,
Edna Kerr; duet by Linwood and
Walter Patten; character sketch by
Mrs. Bertha Wheeler; farce entitled
The Anybody Family on Sunday
Morning" Mr.. Anybody, Oliver
killam. Mrs. Anybody. Helen Blais-
dell, their children, Thelma Buzze1l,
Margaret Mosher, George Sammitt,
Rosaline Mosher and Linwood Pat
ten; illustrated song, Keep the
Home Fires Burning"
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Moore have
gone to Bingham where they will
be weekend guests of Mr.. Moore,s
sister. Mrs. Ben Mitchell.
David Ellis of Main street has re-
turned from Rangeley Lakes, where
he attended the meeting of the Fish
and Game Warden Association.
Bert Vigue. who is employed in
Boston. is passing few days with
his brother, w. E. Vigue of Main
street
George Hutchins of Rumford
Falls was a guest Friday of his
brother, c. B. Hutchins of Main
street.
The ball game between the Fair
I field and Oakland teams was post
poned Saturday on account OF the
bad weather.