Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-19

their hall thus afternoon TO tack quilts
A picnic supper win be SERVED followed
by the regular messing
There VIII be q spnf-liEnt dance aS
the American Legion han Thursday
night under the direction Of the Geurgs
o. Grover Post
Mr.. and Mrs. A q. Jewell. Mr.. ana
Mrs. . c. Piper and Mrs. Cniby Law
renee are passing few days IN Boston.
M-, and Mrs. ROSCOE Hoiway are mov-
ing their household euoos from Newhan
street ID Elm street, WaterviIle, where
they WI reside.
There will be a masquerade social at
the Benton Town hall. Benton Falls.
on Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Dramatic Club. Refreshments
WI be served and prizes given for the
two best costumes, also one fpr the cos
tune causing the most amusement.
Mrs. Elaine Richardson Of Clinton was
in towr yesterday on a shopping trip.
Albert Lowe of Clinton was a busi-
ness caller IN town yesterday.
Mrs. J. Z Shaw went to Augusta last
night TO be the guest Of friends
The Misses Ferne Ross and Frances
Kendall who have been guests al the
home Of W z. Briggs. NewhaIl sr-eet
have returned TO pit.sfield. where the:
are engaged as school instructors.
The Past and Present Cub was en-
tertained Monday afternoon AZ the
home of Mrs. A. c Ladd. The pro-
gram for the afternoon was in charge Of
Mrs James Atkins and the afternoon
was most pleasantly passed in listening
To victrola recital. Refreshments were
served.
Roger Nye has returned TO his home
in Augusta after being guest a. the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. "
! W. Nye.
Mrs. ". II. Varney Is substituting at
the Lawrence High school during the
absence Of Sub Master Wentworth
Driscoll.
Mrs, Gertrude Kaene is seriously IL at
Johnson. Miss Elizabeth Lewis, Z
| trained nurSe. is in attendance.
Miss Marjorie Flint has arrived IN
! town from Chicago. where she is en-
pioyed She will pass several weeks m
town with her mother.
Miss Alta Jones has returned TO her
home in Portland, after being the guest
of Miss velma Johnson
Mrs. Charles BsnJRmin il confined TO
her home by illness.
Phillip GOuld, who has been employed
al the Jewell mill. has completed his
duties and entered the employment OF
the Hollingsworth & Whitney Complain
f Z. Whitman Of Clinton was q
business caller in town YESTERDAY
The Phiiathea class mel Monday eve
ming a rnr home Of Mrs. Horace Blak-
ney. The evening was passed in sew
ing ami refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fife McPhail Of Benton. VINO
suffered 4 pa-alavtic shock SATURDAY.
night. is resting as comfortable as can
Re expected.
Mrs. Augustus Rowe and Mrs. z. r.
Varney are passing a few DAYS in Lib
erry with friends.
NTE'S CORNER-M- and Mrs Wi
bur Horne and daughter of Portland
Iassed few days with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. A Horne. last week
M. and Mrs Ray 8. Henderson re-
turned home Wednesday after a week s
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyn-
ton of Athens.
r. 6. Dev1n of Augusta visited his
mother over Sunday and she accompan-
led him back whe-s she will be guest
Of friends for few days.
CENTER-Mrs. Ellen SpraSue.
who has been passing q few days
with her aunt. Mrs. Horace Hayden
on the Center road, returned Monday
TO her home IN Fort Fairfield.
Arthur Mingo, who is employed up
river, is passing few days with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mingu.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray Of
North Fairfield Arthur Trafton of
Waterville, MIR. and Mrs. S. D.
Knight, son Jacob. Darl Cox and
Morris Cartar were callers Sunday at
! the home of Louie Means.
Faber Greene passed Sunday al
Fairfield village with friends.
! James Greene, who is working in
New Hampshire, is passing a few
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruel z. Greene al the Center
Miss Edna Davis Of Waterville was
a week END guest at the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs Charles Tibbetts
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sturtevaut of
Oakland flights were guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Loubier al the
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