Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-02

Thursday instead az WDdDeooey - paS
yiously stated in the church vestry.
The day viii be passed in working on
articles for the church sale 70 be held
Dec. II. A pieaic dinner vill b served
1t noon and all those not solicited are
requested to bring pastry. The hostesses
for the occasion viii be Mrs. Gordon
McTaggert and Mrs Milford Bates
Miss Mooers. trained nurse from
Richmond. is caring for Mrs. John Tap
ley Of Fairfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De Forge resumed
their duties Monday morning in the
Cascade wooden mill after passing the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives in
Franklin. ~. H.
The Priscilla Club win meet this eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Theodore
Bragg on Alpine street.
The Tuesday Club will meet this aft
ernoon at 30 o'clock in the Baptist
vestry. The subject Of the meeting will
De France and q poem on "Napo-
leon and papers on Joan of Arc. and
''Clemenceau" will be read by different
members. The hostesses for the after
noon will be Mrs. Myrtle Pierce and
Mrs. Horace Greeley.
Frank Rush. while engaged in shoe
ing horses Saturday In the blacksmith
shop Of Alvin Gilman on Oak street
was kicked by horse and sustained a
eash several inches in length on his
leg. Although quite lame, Mr.. Rush
was able to resume his duties m Mon.
da- w >"on-
MSS Matte Sturtevant has returned
70 HaiIowell. where she ia emn,ovaa
al'er passing several days with her ma.
rents Ar. and Mrs. e. w, sturtev,n,
OF Oakland Heights.
hev. r R. Doleman occupied the null.
p' At me Asa Bates Memorial chape,
oah'and Heights Sunday afternoon
a. aafuse, who has been a euest
the past week OF Mr.. and Mr.. Ernss.
.a'es OF Oakland Heights, will ,e.-.
.ouay Tor Winslow to pass a few -.
Mass. 'io'ne In Lynn,
MSS Moilie Hutchins, who ba, hoo,
guest at the home Of Mr. ana 80 .
ho aet Goodwin. has returned to bsr
nome in Fryeburg. :" "e1
me Neediecraft Sisters w;u ..
"eanesday evening at the home q, NJ.
Harold Libby. 'e u MIS-
mil, oe Mothers Improvement c,,,,
WI meet Thursday with Mrs HUI
.,.' OF Fairfield street.
Wliiiam Blake of Wilm.n,;,
ana Robert Blake of Norwich Co
VINO were guests of their IA rerts III
ana Mrs. Walter Blake ne - .tl :;
S a.e'. over the Thanksgiving holi-
1ayA returned Sunday to their homes
'oDslt Blake was accompanied home
ns daughters. Alice and Pearl
anon Lodge of Odd Fellows At tic
regular meeting this evening will
work the third degree.
| ihe deer which came down ~.
somerset Monday were consienea ~
ths following parties: b. w Conart
i. I. Brown. Belfast, 1; H. N. Star
pro- Scion, 1; E. w. Starbird O.
ion' l! "A. NJ. Danforth. North A.
son. i; A. Briggs, Winthrop. 2. II T
Merrlil. Scion, 1; F. P. Powers port :
iand. /: j. A. Athearn, Madison y.
=. Frost, Winthrop, 2: A. n Pouo,r
Uarmei. 2; L. c. Holden, Gorham. /:
n. >. shgman. Gorham. /: d. M
noung' Butter, Pa, 1; w. C. Marsh.
Boston, Mass. l; c. v. Small Po.
,and' Me-, 1; w. w. Houston. Poland.
Me, 1; G. w. Adams, Madison. ?.
W. r. kezan, Portland, 2; Al. r
rope. Waterville. 1; Charles McIntire
Portland. 1: r. L. Pratt, Oakland. I :.
L. X. Clavok, Madison, /; NJ. Dim.
oar' Portland, l; L. NJ. Peavey. Ban
gor' 2; H. E. Tasker, Gardiner. /;
!. Eastman. E. Corinth, 2; c, H
Jordon. Pittsfield. 1: A. F. Wallace
Portland. 1; J. r. Skawkey, Phila :
deiphia, Pa, 2; T. A. Ricksting, Bos-
ton, Mass, 2; M. Longhrey, Maiden
Mass, :; w. L. Maker, Dover. Mass
!; F. A. Bean. Weymouth Hgts., /:
G. NJ. Hammond, Albion, 2; J. Lar
rabee, Albion, /; p. Deneco, Albion,
!; W. H. Johnson. Belgrade, 2; w, b.
Conant, Bath, /.
c. B. Thompson of Mableboro
Mass. was business visitor in town
Monday.