Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-30

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Grammar: Clara Jackson Winthrop
Center Primary; Marguerite Wat
son. Howard school: Phyllis Burr.
Union school. All pupils IN town
between the ages Of seven and NJ
teen are expected to be IN school The
coming year. All pupils In town be-
tween the ages OF fifteen and six
teen are expected I'd be IN school
uniess they have finished the sixth
grade work. Those pupils that nave
finished the sixth grade work can
ges work permits Il they wish by
going ID The superintendent Of
schools. More information IN re-
gard ID the employment Of children
during the hours that the pubiiB
schools are in session will be given
out by the State department later
on.
Miss Marion Maxim delightfully."-
entertained two tables at Victory
whist al her hume On the Readfield
road Monday evening, the affair be-
ing IN honpr of Mrs. Marjorie Gil
son Of Douglas. Arizona. and Mrs.
Alice Wentworth Lee of Mortified,
Mimi Miss anne ellison had the
highest scnre for the evening ana
Mrs Lund and Mrs. E. P. Stur1erant
divided the consolation. Dainty
refreshments were served in the
summer house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Maxim and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy W. Maxwell are
taking a short autuus41f1e trip 10
Boston. &
Mrs. Alice Wentworth Lee has re-
turned ID her home in Mortified.
Mimi. after passing several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z.
W Wentworth.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Bourtn and
son have returned from a trip TO
Canada.
Mrs. c. 4. Teri-v and Miss Belle
Haskell were visitors IN Augusta On
Wednesday.
Mrs. Nellie Josselvn. former res
icent of Winthrop. now living IN
Massachusetts, was n Town TOR
short time "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Black of Attic
huro. Mass. were IN town TINS week
Rev. and Mrs Y. E. Bragdon. who
have been having a months vacation.
have returned home and services will
be held at tie congregational church
Sunday. Aug. 21st. II the usual hours
The double tenement house on Cen
rral street owned by WadEworth q
woodman Is being newly sf1iugied-
c. z. Shaw left FRIDAY for Bel
inst where ne viii be the guest Of
ms daughter, Mrs Thomas Bowker,
until Tuesday.
Miss Edna TAYLOR is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs Lizzie Dudley. Miss
TAYLOR. who is returning from a trip
To Boston, viii leave Saturday for
her home in Pressure Ese. accumpa-
,,ied by her sister. Miss Eunice Tay-
Ior, who has also been Mrs. Dudiey's
guest
CENTER-Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Heald and daughter Caruline OF
waterviIIe were visitors al the 7. M.
c. A. Camps Wednesday,.
Mr.. Emery of the Emery Brown
Co.. waterviiie the new State trea-
surer of the Y. NJ. c. A. is stopping
at the Z II. G. A. farm for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Lewis and sun
Douglass and Minis Lewis OF South
ingtun. Conn. were visitors wednes-
day night at the z. M. c. A Farm.
Pruf. George Simmons OF Orono
gave a talk Thursday evening TO
the boys at the State z NJ c. A.
came AT Lake Cnbbosseecnnfee
Mrs. Ala NJ f. Smith and son were
visitors IN Lewiston Thursizy-
Mr and Mrs Eben Rowe and som
Olien came Wednesday night from
Rangeley. by auth. for a si1urt visit
at the hume uf Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Higgins
Olden Rpwen and SON Kenwupd
went Thursday to Lewisfon and
Portland ON business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ehon Howe went FRIDAY morning
To attend the reunion of the 2nth
Maine Regiment which was heid M
Auburn and Of winch he n mem-
Der. They win all merf Fr1dEy
night IN Portland and wfH aftend