Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-28
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A very successful affair was the
banquet ednesday evening at the
Congregational vestry, given by the
Blue side to the Gold side which
won in the recent contest that has
been held at the church. The color
scheme OF blue and gold was carried
out by buttercups, wild peas and
pansies, the floral decorations were
artisticaliy arranged by Mrs. Lester
Emery. The tables. stands and pi-
ano were decorated with bouquets.
The company showed the side they
represented by the color of the flow.
er they wore. Prayer was offered
by George E. Paine. A poem was
composed and read by Mrs. Frank
S. Dolioff. The menu of the del1c--
ious supper included beef. mashed
potatoes. baked beans, string beans,
lettuce. pickles, bread, cake and cot
fec. After the supper three verses
OF song composed for the occasion
by Miss Julia Patterson was sung
by the audience. 4 circle was then
formed by joining hands and all
united in singing Blessed Be the
TIE That Binds" The committee
OF arrangements comprised Mrs. ID.
B. Mason. chairman, Mrs. Walter
Tobey and Mrs. Walter Reynolds.
The walters and mattresses were the
blues.
1t was voted to give up the bell
campaign and to have voluntary Of
fering for bell The sum OF Sal. rs
was received "Wednesday evening for
that purpose 1t is requested all Of
ferinss for the bell be handed to
Mrs. Albert Balentine before Jnly l.
Mrs. A. +. Morse went to Albion
Wednesday to attend the graduation
OF the Albion High school.
Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. Frank G.
Pooler. Mrs. George A. Chamber
lain. Mrs. VIM. H. Bowden and Miss
Mildred Paine left Thursday for
Squirrel Island to pass week at the
Paine cottage.
Mrs. Angie Tobey and daughter
Miss Ruby Tobey, Mrs. Lenora
Crane of China and Maurice Nell
son of Palermo have been recent
guests at Mr.. and Mrs. Walter lob
eys.
Miss Zella Reynolds will leave
Saturday for Long Cove, where she
will pass the summer.
Miss Jocie Balentine. alter two
weeks vacation passed at the home
of her brother, Albert Balentine,
and with her sister in Natervllle.
has returned to Auburn
Mrs. Alton kidder and daughter
Dorothy went to Portland Wednes-
DAY on business trip.
Russell Johnson left Wednesday
to join the Junior Volunteers in
Winthrop.
Virgil Kenney Of Fairfield is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Chapman.
Mrs. Susan Cusllman, who went
I uesday to the Prentiss cottage at
Fettees Pond to chaperon the girls
stopping there, returned Wednes-
day Mrs. f. c. Hooper went
Wednesday 10 chaperon them.
Miss Rhoda Dean. after the Com
mencement at Smith College,
Northampton. Mass. has been the
guest of relatives in Massachusetts
Miss Dean has arrived at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Dean, TO pass the summer.
Friends in town have received
cards from Harold White, written
on the transport bound for over
sea duty. stating he is we'll and in
the big game now.
Augustus Tobey and son Merle
OF Liberty, Bert Grant OF Palermo
and Gerard Tyler of China were
business callers i'll town Wednes-
day.
Miss Emily Albert of Millinocket
is a guest Of Miss Alexina Pilon,
Ash street
Mrs. Walter Tobey and Miss Gel
ia Tobey. Mrs. Winfred L. Drawn
and daughter Any and Mrs. Charles
Trefreu passed Thursday at China
Lake.
Mrs. Alex Turbyne and children
were visitors Wednesday at China
Lake.
The Warren school, taught BY
Mrs. Minnie Garland, the Paine's
Corner school taught by Miss Lii
liam Richardson and the Reynolds
school taught by Mrs. w. T. Rey-
nolds will close today for the sum
mer vacation.