Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-11

but of the ability Of Mrs. Wight as
the leader of such an institution.
Miss Annie Scott left Saturday to
join others of her family at theiI
| new home in Gibson, n. II. Miss
Scott will be employed as clerk in
the office of Arthur r. Jones. former
| ~ of this town. now of Keene. \. II.
| Two young women who have COM
pleted a period of correction at the
! State Reformatory were paroled
Saturday. departing on the morning
train in company with Mrs. Fife NJ
Lawrence of Rockland, one of the
| trustees.
| Lewis w. Brown. student at
Bowdoin college, who has been here
for short visit with his father,
| Forrest Brown, is to begin training
shortly at Camp Lee, Virginia.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sanborn, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Hopkins. have returned to their
home in Portland.
| Herbert Hilton, who is in military
training at Camp Devers. is in town
until Tuesday on n furlough visiting
| his mother, Mrs. Augusta Hilton.
| MeHlUeTS Oh tHe w dutohuOWit AluU
f; OF the First church parish were de-
lightfully entertained by DR.. o. Fl.
| Tracy at the parsonage Friday eve
ming. Games We're enjoyed and ap-
pies, popcorn and peanuts added to
the delight of the lads. These meet
ngs are now to be held once in two
weeks. the next time at the parson-
age At that time officers will be
elected
The monthly meeting of the Helen
Coburn Mission Circle was held Fri
day afternoon at the parsonage of the
Bethany Baptist church with Mrs.
George Merriam as the hostess.
| There was It good attendance and
the afternoon was much enjoyed The
subject was Alaska" and the pro-
| gram was directed by Mrs. Grace Co
burn Smith. Articles relating to the
subject were read by different ladies.
while especially interesting features
were letters from oversee. Chaplains,
who are friends Of the Circle mem
bers. Connections were served by the
hostess. Because of the Federation
meetings which are to be held by
seberal of the churches, including
| y,
social and dinners for the needy will
be omitted by the parish this year,
but the needs will be met with indi-
vidualiy.
Rev Henry Clay Turner and Rev.
J w. Packard were in Madison Fri
day afternoon to attend a meeting III
connection with the Centenary Meth
odist movement,
Mrs Herbert J. Brown OF Port
land, who addressed the county com
/ mittees Of United War Workers here.
was entertained by County Chair
man and Mrs. w II. Cummings while
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Stanwood and
little daughter have returned from a
visit with relatives in Rumford. Mr..
Stanwood's brother, DR.. Harold stan
| wood, having enlisted in the military
service.
At meeting of Somerset Chapter,
r. 4. NJ, held Friday night the Most
Excellent degree was conferred upon
two candidates. Chatting dish refresh
ments were served after the work.
supplemented with delicious cake and
coffee under the direction of Caterer
ton Of the chapter will be held on
Tuesday evening at 80 o'clock. Right
| Excellent Companion w. Scott Shorey
Of Bath, grand scribe Of the Grand
Chapter Of Maine. will inspect the
work in the Most Excellent Master
degree. A large attendance is espe-
cially desired. A banquet will be
served at eco
Miss ARA NJ. Pike OF Waterville,
who has late returned from q trip to
California. vas in town Saturday,
leaving here for 4 visit in CornVille.
The following men have been as
signed to be on duty at the municipal
lcourt room Monday to assist in max
ing out queStionnaires: w. L. See
kins. l.. T.. Jacobs, Henry Crowell.
f. e. Curtis, r. w. Bucknam. G.. J.
Abbey, G. A. Moore. d. A. Porter II.
A. Dinsmore, F. o. Furber. In the af
ternoon the assistants will be: :. w
Gould, Nj. T.. Merrill, l. A. Norton, w.
ID. Snow, l.. l.. Walton, j. Fl. Lancas-
ter, w. f. Porter. w. f. Merrill, r.
r. Philbrick and T. G.. Lord. So far
not many have applied to the board
for assistance.
Mrs. Lizzie Watson. lecturer Of
Somerset Pomona Grange of Nor
ridgewock, and her daughter, Mrs, Fl
T. Donnell of Bowie, Maryland, We're
in town Saturday calling on friends
The Juniors Of the High school tell
a story differing somewhat from the
Seniors in regard to their part in the
upper classmen's curling party. a
member OF the class informed the
Journal Saturday that he and his feI
lows gained admission to the party
at Norridgewock sufficiently to re
move some of the outer wearing ap-
parel of the happy Seniors from the
hall out of doors. where it was left
for the owners to find as best they
could.
John Locke of Arson is a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
Creation. Madison avenue.
Mrs. +. l.. Marston. Mrs. F. w
Briggs. Mrs. Fl. c. Woodbury. and
Mrs. w. H. Diller Of Lansdowne. Pa,
have returned from a short visit in
Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jarvis of the
Waterville road are the parents of
an infant son.
The body of Mrs. Chloe Triton
Gardner, wife of Charles H. Gardner
was brought here from Waterville
Saturday and inferred at the South