Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-17

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/ Miss Ruth Danforrh of Madison Is
/, the guest of her aunt. Mrs George
Hail fur a week
/ Mrs. GwenduIyn Nelson. DR.. Edye
Grant, Miss Peari Parkman and Mrs
! Wellington Ellis attended the meet
ing of the New England Order of
Protection. which was held Monday
evening In WaterviIie
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Danfurth Of
| North Anson were recent guests of
| Mr.. Danforthls SISTER. Mrs. George
/ Hall. ON their way To Bangor To at
tend the meeting of the State Grange.
Miss Efhe Libby has returned 10
Anguish where she is employed. al
/ ter visiting her uncle, George Stott
for a few days
! The Ladies Aid of the Free Bap-
tist church Will meet this afternoon
AT the home of Mrs. Morrison Libby
I on Summer street
Miss Florence Talberth Of Oakland
and her cousin. Miss Florence Tai
berth OF WatervilIe entertained
PARTY OF their friends Monday even
ing in the Post rooms. About 70 cou-
PIE were present and the evening
s! was pleasantly passed in dancing.
Refreshments of sandwiches and CO.
Goa We're served.
I Walter Sullivan, principal Of the
Brewer high school, is passing u two
weeks vacation at his home in town.
Mrs. Jay Scrjhner entertained the
KUN Club Monday evening at
her home on Church street. The
guests were: Mrs. Fred Lombard.
Mrs. Robert Forsber-, Mrs. Walter
Trask, Mrs. Jesse Hallett Miss Ma
rion McCoubrey. Mrs. Joseph PoiIier
and Mrs. A. H. Oliver. The evening
was passed in playing bid whist and
the first prize a pair OF candiestiCks.
was won by Mrs Fred Lombard. and
the consolation prize. pretty hand
kerchief. by Mrs Walter Trask. The
favors were rather unique. eacn g1Iest
receiving a small paper roll, which.
when opened. proved 10 be a paper
cap. Light refreshments we're se,v-
ed and a most pleasant evening was
passed. The meeting viii be omit
ted next week on account of Christ
mas ana the club will meet the fol-
lowing week al the home of Mrs. Jo-
seph PoIrier.
Edmund Leatly- student at
kent's Hill, is passing the Christmas
vacation al the home OF his mother,
Mrs. Fred Thihodeau.
1 Mr and Mrs. r. M. Stone were bus
mess visitors in lewiston Tuesday.
i The Neediecraft Sisters Will meet
this evening at the home Of Miss
Laura Brimestine on Water street.
A new boiler has arrived and IS be-
ing installed at the plant Of the Dunn
Edge Tool Co.
Charles York was quite severely
injured one day recently while at
work at the Bates sawmill. A knot
of wood hit him IN the right eye
and ne has since been confined TO his
home on Oak street
The Ladies' Aid OF the Metnndlst
church will hold its annual Christmas
sale this afternoon and evening in the
church vestry. Supper will ne served
from 70 80 CLOCK. Fancy WORK.
aprnns and useful articles Of al kinds
will be on sale.
Mrs. Ellen Goodwin is a guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Siurtevant
Of Oakland Heights for few DAYS.
The Thursday Club of Oakland
Heights will observe Gentleman night
THURSDAY evening at the home OF Mr..
anu Mrs. Ernest Bates. A pleasing
pr &. am mas been arranged and most
pleasant evening IS anticipated.
Funeral services for the late Cyrus
! W. Shepherd We're held Tuesday aft
ernoon AT = O'Clock 1t the residence on
the Middle road. Rev. C. A. KniCker-
booker of the Cniversalist church of
Wa-erville offiriated and about 81 men,
Ders from anon Lodge of Odd Fellows.
of which lodge the deceased was a char
ter member, We're present ana partici-
pa.ed N the service The oearers were
Robert Dudley, Bert Hersom. Charles
Wheeler and Archie Peavey Tnterment
was in the Middle cemetery.
The society Of the Free Baptist
church will hold a prayer meeting
Thursday evening in connection with
the New World Movement. at the
home of Mrs. Ross Baker on Oak
street.
Rev. c. L. Wheaton has gone TO
Fairville, n. B., for d few days oa
business.
Charles I. Bates of Oak street viii
accompany Mrs. Benjamin Smith and
son Winfred, Of Waterville. TO Por.-
land this morning, where Mast ar
Winfred will be d pa tient at the Chill
dren's hospita%
Nj. and Mrs. Theodore Bunker of
! Bingham. were in town Tuesday on
their way TO the Central Maine hos
uital in lewiston with their youn=
son, who sustained a severe fracture
OF the leg while sliding Monday.
Funeral services fnr the late Mrs
Elizabeth Horn this afternoon at I
o'clock at the residence of Miss Re-
becca Ellis on High street. Rev. e.
T. Coolbroth of the Advent church OF
Waterville officiating.
The Rescue Workers will meet as
usual in the old Missionary hau IN
Fairfield Wednesday night at TO
o'clock A large delegation is sx-
pected 10 be present.