Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-16


"WiBnias Man" on the last evening
Prof. MsntfavelIs Weed, the SCENT
ist aad aRveata*. will appear Win
working nade!s Of his eva iRvea=
ton. Friends here will be interested
to learn that George bsisety, VIVA
WAS here last year ia easanestiaa with
tho chautauaua and became veil
known here, ia now in War Camp
Community service with headauarr
tcra in New York.
Ralph e. Webper at the circulation
department of the Keanebea Journal,
waa a caller at the Somerset county
headquarters Of the journal here GA
Thursday.
Joseph f4aeasee. who has been
overseas in tho service and who ar.
rivod in New York a few daya ago,
reached skowhesnn Wednesday eve.
ming. His mother, Mrs. John La.
cnsce, who has boon Ill, ia now esns-
what improved Mr.. t.aeasee has re-.
ecivcd his discharge from the army.
TITO Engien arc to have their ban.
euct for homo returned soldiers On
tho evening Of May -.
Tho membora Of the Methodist
church and parish ara to tender a
reception to Row. and Mrs, Herbert
l.. Nichols and family, who have
;atoly taken UP their residence in
Tho Methodist parsonage on the evs-
ming Of Juno %. The following com.
raittees have been named: General,
Leslie E. jacobs; dccorntionr. Ms.
and Mrs. a. D. Lamb. Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. F. Dyer. Willard y. Steward nnd
J. n. Smith: refreshments. Charles
E. Young. Mrs. I. J. Smith and Miss
lila Weston: music. Miss q. +.
E'ennell and Miss T. NJ. Flanders. 4
meeting of the Ladies' Social Circle.
;ho orGanizatio par ticularly proni-
ent in the reception plans. will be
cid Monday at the home Of Mss
lila Weston on Turner avenue.
A. r. Jcwett, G. W. Jewett, William
;,.mpson and n. II. Lambert motored
20 Pleasant Pond Wednesday. They
found the roads in excellent condition
all things considered.
The following officers have been
elected in the Saint John the Baptist
Cociety: Doyen. Joseph Lagasse;
Pres. Honaire, J. T. Thibodeau: pres
dent. J. p. Thibodeau; vice president,
Joseph Fluet; S. F., Amedee Couture;
.secretarie adj, Albert Breton; iris
oner, w. J. Breton; Mastde Cere-
monte. Samuel Roderique: LIST. Com.
ord. Adeiard Roy: End Com. Ord.
\rcheil Vashon. These officers will
',e installed on the 10th Of June.
Thomas Tague. who has been con-
netting extensive numbering opera
tons in the Cupsuptic regions with
l.. Savage during the past winter.
as been in town this week visiting
IS son, Edward Tague. Mr.. Tague
tated that he had gotten ali cleaned
Ip for the season and Wednesday
.i"ned out ten of his thirty five
@,:ses. He has had a large crew Of
>en in operation having cut about
900 cords of pulp and 100000 of
as.
Willard Paul formerly student at
e High School and grandson Of the
.e Nathan Fowler. has been visit
g this week with Elliott Chase Of
!adison Ave. Mr.. Paul, who was
'Gio operator in the Navy during
ne war period, has received his dis
large and since that time has been
topping with his uncle, DIR. Paul, in
massachusetts.
The First Philathea Class held "a
BUSINESS session Wednesday evening.
4'hey are to have their 18th annivers-
~ observance in the vestry Of the
lgst Baptist Church on the evening
: next Monday night. A banquet
:; program will be features Of the
ar.
a committee from the local tent OF
.'icccabees. which is rapidly growing
in membership at the present time
t. arrange for a all with banquet ac-
oummodatiors to be able TO entertain
the members of the kennebcc First
Degree team and the new members,
who will be present to see the exem-
plification. 4 supper will be served
the degree team before the eXempli-
fication during which music vii! be
: furnished by the Maccabee Band
Grange Hall has been secured by the
committee for this event for Monday
, evening May 10 at 40 O'Clock. State