Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-05
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| April s. at $50 o'clock. at which time
Carl G. Jones OF Waterville will speak
| in the interest OF the Third Liberty
Loan. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Hollis Preble is critically i'll with
pneumonia at his home on Alpine street.
Rufus Genther of Boston was a bust
ness visitor in town recently
Miss Marion Brown, who has been
passing The winter with her aunt, Mrs.
George Vinegar of Church street, left
Thursday morning for Boston. where
she viii visit relatives for few days
on her way to Rome, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bickford Of Oak
street are the parents of baby girl
j weighing 10 pounds. born Wednesday,
Guy Bickford is moving his household
goods to Dixfeld. where he has secured
employment
Inc regular meeting of the Woman
/ Relief Corps was held Wednesday eve
ming in the Post room of the G. A. r.
| hall. Following the business meeting
there was initiation and refreshments
OF popcorn, apples and candy were
served.
Mrs. Earl Healey and daughter Doris
are passing q few days with relatives
in Pittsfeld
! The second OF q series of whist par
| ties given by the Sew Som Knit Som
! Club for the benefit of the local Red
cross was held Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Alden Moore on High
street. About 20 ladies were present.
The first prize was won by Miss Edna
! walker and the consolation by Mrs.
! George Hallett. The sum of 81 was
realized. Refreshments of candy and
popcorn were served. The next party
will be held April II at the home Of Mrs
Frank Bickford on Oak street
Mrs. Gladys Brewer and daughter
l.enora are confined to their home OH
the Fairfield road with laryngitis.
! Charles Corntorth is quite i'll at his
home on the Fairfield road with ton
sil;tis.
The Idlers' Whist Club met Wednes-
Gay evening at the home of Mrs.
James Stevens on Main street All the
members being present with the 5x-
| ception OF Mrs. J. f. Harris. whose
place was filed by Mrs. f. NJ. Foster.
, The first prize. , fancy dish. was
won by Mrs. c. B. Hutchins. the con-
ISOLATION prize. a set OF pins. by Miss
Nora Bartlett Greeley. The next meet
ing will be at the home Of Mrs. James
lf CT
/ Glen Blake returned Wednesday
right from Cambrido. Mass, where he
has been employed during the winter
The Priscilla Club met Wednesday
evening al the home Of Mrs Ada
Cover of Water street. The members
plesen were Mrs. Lena Palmer. Mrs.
Gladys Gleason, Miss Gertrude Lord
and Mrs Anne Small. Tie evening
was passed in knitting and crochet
ing.
The fire whistle will be out Of com
mission from Saturday noon until
Monday morning. In case of fire dur
ing that time the Cniversalst ciurcl!
bell will he rung.
Mrs. Lloyd Sawtelle is quite i'll Fl
her home on High street with an at
tack Of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Wither2l
have returned from a visit with THEN
son. Captain G. RI. Witherell, who is
stationed at Fort Baldwin. Popham
Beach. Captain Withereil has estab-
Eshed hospital at this fort with al
modern equipment.
Mrs. Harry Dame. Mrs. Clarence
Pierce and Mrs. James Stevens WI!
entertain the Waterville order of l.. \.
r. Friday afternoon at the Post
room.
Ralph Emerson, who haas been serl-
ously i'll at Gray's hospital, is improF-
ing slowly.
Mrs. Mary Peavey is Ill at her HON
! en- Water street.
George S.ott has severed his con
nection with the Cascade wooden NIL.
ana entered the employ Of the Wyan-
dott worsted mill in Waterville-
| The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church met Wednesday afternoon ~
the home of E. r. Sleeves of Mapi
street.
! Rev. L. A. A. killam, pastor OF the
Baptist chuTcn, VIII Hf0dh a. ~
: High Street Mission Sunday AFTER
noon at $50. All are invited.
! Lvsander Stevens has bought the
house on High street formerly owned
bv Raymond Messer.
! The Farm Bureau held meetlhs
at Cascade Grange hall Wednesday
avening. Arthur S. Deerine Of Angus
ia county agent of agricultural oeih
I constructions, was present. I. y. Her-
som was elected chairman q the
meeting and a committee, Murray
Brewer and Arthur ". PetusroVe
with Charles H. Wheeler as cluoman
was elected. They will hold a dem
onstration of pruning in Bartlett q
wheeler's orchard on Libby nil OF
! Saturday. April IS. They also ar
ranged to build two self-feeders lol
niss. one for r. H. Hersom and one
! for Herbert AXten. the date for I'M:
to be announced later.
! Messalonskee Lodge. F. and a. VI.
will hold its first regular meeting
this wear at Masonic hall, Saturday
! evening, April s.
/ David Ellis was a business ylsltol
in Augu sta and Hallowell "Wednesday