Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
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erville and niece. Verna Gouid o.
Albion, were over-Sunday guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tracy and
little Louise Of Waterville were Sun
day guests of Mrs. Tracy's parents
MIR. end Mrs. j. Harvey Mosher.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thompson left
Tuesday noon for Portland, where
they will be fer q week.
Mrs. Frank Candage Is working fos
Mrs. Ralph Tabor OF Augusta for q
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Grindie OF Hlue
Hill arrived at the home OF Mrs
Grindles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Candage, last week, where they will
stay for an indefinite time,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arnold autoed
to Waterville Monday afternoon.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Mer-
cier and Abbie Mosher.
r. c. Maxwell left Tuesday morn :
| ing for Portland to attend a Ma
sonic convention.
Abe Spaulding of Albion was din
ner guest at w. o. Farringtons on
Tuesday.
The friends and neighbors will be
pleased to know that MIR. and Mrs
Nathan Hallowell, who went to Ken
lucky some two weeks ago to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Charles Allen.
arrived safe and are very much
pleased with the place.
Mrs Idella Chadwick, who is
teaching in Palermo. passed Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Holmes.
Mrs. Nellie Brown, who has been
at Mrs. H. L. Fullers sewing for
her, went TO Branch Mills Sunday,
where she will sew for Mrs. Dean Es-
ties for a week
| Perley Merrill is sowing oats with
his machine for people in this vi
entity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Thompson at
tended a Grange meeting last Sat
urday at East Palermo. Mrs. Addie
Goodspeed and Elva Haskell were
their guests for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Goodspeed
and little Douglass left Wednesday
| for kowhegan, where they are en-
ployed by Mr.. Gould for farm work.
All feel sorry to lose them rs neigh
bors but wish them the best Of luck.
Miss Gladys Boynton of Augusta
was in the place Monday visiting
Erskinc Academy and Ole friends.
/ She was the guest of Miss Hazel Je-
rolman Monday night. returning
home Tuesday.
/
! cle with Miss Marion Jones. madc
n business trip to Waterrille Tuo@-
day.
Nj and Mrs. Z, H. Jenkins Of Au
susta with Mrs. Rosilia Hussey made
an auto trip to this place Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Goodspeod
and baby Douglas on Wednesday loft
for SkowhecaH where they vii make
their home.
/ Miss Clara N. Jones. who is teach
ing IN Shawmut passed the week END
with her parents.
The c. +. Society enjoyed a unique
merry making III the form Of q
backward sccinI' at INC home Il
Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Jones Tue&-
day evening.
| The RCD Cross soc al at the G. \.
+. hall Wednesday evening was a DC
cided success socially and tinanciI.-
IT, A fine proardm was rendered ard
i refreshments ,f coffee and sani-
wchcg were served. Collection wa
taken CT over SIG.
The Red Cross social was held IL
C. A. K. hail Wednesday cVeAin&
Miss Virginia Jones. chairman OF -
tcItainmcnt committee. presided,
| The following program Was GiNcA;
Singing, star Spanglcd Banner hE
| the audience. a speech on some Of t.lc
needs Of The hour. given by i'rlnc!i'2'
Robert Owen of Erskirc Academy,
should arouse every individ .al il ms
community TO active service IL tnis
tine Of great nccd. Three VcrY linc
4-minute talks were given by Miss
Edith MERCER. Harry Holmes AID
Miss Marjorie Maxwell. Ersklce acau-
cmy students. Instrumental music,
piano and violin. by Florence ana
Luther Dodge. encore; vocal duct,
Marjorie Maxwell and Lila Farrin5-
ton, encore. a number OF selections
were given during thc evening on
Nictrcla by Bonncy Erucc; song, pN
choir Of Friends church A plea for
money for the many needs Of Rcd
Cross work made by the chairman
and an offering of SIG was taken.
Some of the important events OF
the near future at South China were
announced by Principal Owen.
Next Sunday Prof. Coleman Of
Colby college will speak to the men
at Friends chapel a $50. This is un-
der the auspices Of the Mems class.
On the evening Of May IS Blaine :.
Viles OF Augusta will speak in c. \.
r. hall ut 40. Everybody IS urged TO
attend. On May 10 there will be Il
talk on Red Cross matters at Friends
Quarterly meeting at Pond meeting
house.
After this the guests were served
With coffee and sandwiches by the
young ladies and then a short social
time was enjoyed.
SIDNEY