Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-10
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Monday to begin work o.. -. ~ ono
r. station, to take the place =
burned Jan. ]. lead the
George Tibbetts has purchaser ~.
Arlan Parmenter place, recently o"neu
hv clara Swift. intending to make \
his future home after selling H' 1,.,
Mrs. Percy Kicker recehuS
Mrs. Fred Lord in Shawmut.
NJ ana Mrs H. Bowden intend TO 60
to Northport Saturday for iew Joy
visit. They were recently oaIieu
Winslow By the sudden dea'h q .
ter. :,
Ressey. who has beer connneo 10
the house several weeks with rheu'ia-
tism, is slightly better
NJ and Mrs. J. w. Walker ana MISS
E,ov we're in Waterville ana ViclnitS
Sunday.
Frank Sawyer Of Augusta has peen
at work the past two weeks LOT =. =
and L. P. Kicker putting a roof on inc
cement foundation Of their garage
which was burned last January
Merle HUFF Of Northport visited MS
nome SGNGTdl udS ANSShSAS'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Carr OF Belfass
have returned to their home after
weeks visit with friends in this vicinity
The r. E. Club met with Mrs. L. r.
Kicker Wednesday afternoon and en-
ioyed one of their best meetings. Miss
Clara Tibbetts was guest Of honor.
Several OF the Good VIII girls and a
he a COMFORT
at Waterville Tuesday evening, going
by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Chase are ex-
pecting to go to Boston soon for few
days on business and pleasure.
Mrs. Ivol Hall visited friends in
Skowhegan Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Willis Cane was called to
Clinton Thursday to attend the flu
neral Of an aunt.
Mrs. Lizzie Crawford has return
ed to her work at Stockton Springs
for the summer.
Sanford Strickland is at work for
NJ. T.. Chase on the hay press.
Clyde Decker is home from Bow
doin College until the fall term COM
mences. H
Everett Wardwell was home from
Bath several days this week. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wardwell, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker, went
to Weeks Mills and China Lake for
the day Sunday.
Charlie Paddock. Senior in the
Lawrence High school, who has been
confined at his home with rheuma-
tism for the past two weeks. is gain
ing but is not, able to walk without
the use of crutches.
Mrs. l.. P. Kicker and daughter
Louise were calling on friends in
Fairfield Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George T. Tibbetts recently
received a box of daffodils and jon
quils from a friend in Belfast, which
she very much appreciated.
Mrs. Croker visited friends in
Waterville Wednesday.
| Mrs. Frank Barnes has received
two letters from her husband. who
recently went to France.
| Ten ladies from the kennebecsidc
Club attended the meeting Of the
Kenncbec Union Of Women's Clubs
at Fairfield Friday. There was much
interest manifested, II of the II clubs
being represented. An excellent pro-
gram was carried out and the fol-
lowing officers elected for the COM
! ing year.
| President, Mrs NJ w. Bessey Of
! Waterville; vice president. Mrs. +.
! A. Knowlton Of Fairtield: secretary.
Miss Emma +. Lowering Of Water
Vile; treasu Mrs. Melvin Palm
er Of Hinckley. Invitation was OK
tended from the Lithgow Club to hold
the meeting at Winslow in 1919.
| Several Hinckley ladies went 70
, Clinton Wednesday to be present 1T
the meeting of the Eleazer Parker
Chapter, d. A. r., at Mrs. Emma
Browns at the Clinton House. A de-
licious dinner was served at noon
and meeting called to order at 100 p.
NJ, after which several business
matters were discussed The chapter
has adopted a boy in France in
whom much interest is expressed.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows: Regent. Mrs. Emery Cook
of Waterville; vice regent. Mrs. Mel
vim Palmer Of Hinckley; chaplain.
Mrs. George Wakely Of Clinton; reg
istrar, Miss Sarah Z. Richardson IF
Clinton: historian. Miss Floy T..
Walker of Hinckley: secretary, Mrs.
Emma Mudgett Of Burnhan: treas
urer. Mrs. Arthur Richardson Of Clin-
ton.