Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
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Lithgow Club Holds Profitable
Session-Ice Races Followed
With IntereSt-PerSOnalS

The Lithgow Club was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon
b. Mrs. Carrie E. Weeks \ good
number attended Mrs. Fred Pick
erirg was a guest Of the club. The
program: roll call, name and locate
river IN France; current events on
tie war: duet, Mrs. Jasepr Eaton
and Mrs. Carrie Z. Weeks; paper.
".Alsace- Mrs w H.
Bowdne; war poem Of France, Mrs.
Sam Clark: paper. Ancient and
Modern Government Of France, =
Mrs. r. G. Pooler: piano solo. Mrs.
Sam Clark. Delicious refreshments
we're served BY the hostess. The
club will be entertained March
BY Mrs. Alfred Brill.
A good number Of interested spec
tators attended the ice racing held
basticook river. the ice beng in a
fine condition for racing. The p-in-
cipal contest was that Of Fred Ham
lin and Robert Clark. letter CARR
e-s. The race was won ty Robert
Clark
Mrs. Agnes II. Gardner, tie do
rlesti': science teacher at the high
school, is unablc' 10 attend TO her
duties bectuse OF illness.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. George
A. chamberlain, Or. Edward Paine
and Miss Mildred Paine. Wednes-
iay evening attended the Govern
cr's reception at the Capitol in Az
gusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Hansen enter
tanned p. Wednesday evening at a
musical rehearsal. The attendance
vas smaller than at the previous
reharsals. a number in the neigh
borhood being i'll. Rev. .. L. Bar
nard was one Of the guests. Mrs
Percy Jakns was the organist for
the evening. Hymns and songs
we're sung Apples were served.
Mrs. Minnie Garland, teacher at
the Warren school. will entertain
next Wednesday evening those in
terested in music.
The sum Of s112.25. cleared at the
whist party and dance held Friday
evening at the Taconet club house,
under the auspices Of the Hollings-
worth and Whitney Ladies Aid, has
been turned over to the Salvation
Army at Waterville. The Ladies'
Aid wishes to thank the citizens
who contributed prizes and funds
toward the prizes at the whist par
ty.
Miss Marie Marcoux. teacher at
the Sand Hill school,. is confined to
her home by illness.
Mica nJ;1.1
Paine's Corner school. is ill.
Mrs. ]. Bragg and Mrs Jennie
Phillips were recent guests of Mrs.
Everett Wing. Fairfield.
Miss Alice Tozier, after visit
with friends in town has returned
to Albion.
Mrs. Howard Simpson, Benton
avenue. entertained the Penny Club
Wednesday evening at her home
The evening was pleasantly passed
with whist. Miss Marion Stanley
rendered vocal and instrumental
solos. Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs Of
Pittsfield, after visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Simpson, have re-
turned home.
The town appropriation committee
met Thursday afternoon at the
Selectmen's Office.
Mrs. Inez H. White will be a
guest Friday Of her mother, Mrs.
Laura Brown at WatervilIe, it be-
ing Mrs. Browns S3rd birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thing and
children after passing number Of
weeks with NrS Rer+ NcEaopoy
have returned to their home on
Clinton avenue.
Mrs. Charles D. Robinson has
returned from Skowhegan, where
she underwent an operation at the
hospital a number of weeks ago,
and has been a guest for a few
weeks Of her parents, Mr.. and Mra
Robert Cole.