Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-03

three sons and one daughter. His
remains will be brought here where
Masonic burial will be held. Ar
rangements will be announced later.
The Dial Club will meet this aft
eruo0n at the home of Mrs. Clara
Gibson on Newhall street. Mrs. Glib
son will have the paper for the aft
ernoon.
The annual meeting Of the Plum
mer Bible Class will be held this ev-
ening at 100 o'clock at the Baptist
vestry. Regular business meeting at
8 o'clock. Each lady is asked to bring
a pencil for her own use.
Everything is in readiness for the
annual town meeting dinner to be
held at the c. A. r. hall today. A fine
dinner has been planned and large
attendance expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savage. Jr..
have returned from Brownville, where
they have been passing a few days at
the home Of Mrs. Savage's mother.
The regular business meeting Of
the Epworrh League will be held this
evening at the Methodist vestry.
The Ladies' Giuld Of the Methodist
church will meet at the parsonage
Tuesday afternoon and it is hoped
that all members will be present.
On Wednesday. March 5, at 1 r.
NJ. the five-masted schooner Jennie
Flood Kreger will he launched from
the Mathews Brothers shipyard. On
Tuesday evening previous 10 that
dAte, Orlando E. Frost, her builder.
will give complimentary banquet
to her master, Capt. w. r. kreger OF
this town. her agents, Croweil "
Thurlow OF Boston, her owners, local
and out Of town. TO every workman
amp,oyed on the vessel from the time
the work began until the present
date and 10 all employed in Mathews
mill at the present time. Memorial
hall has been engaged anu the laule'
of the Baptist society will cater JIG
Keen's orchestra will play; Mayor
C,,ement W. Wescott and others VIII
.re,,, Cantain and Mrs. kreger anu
rho agents have issued about aoo III
vitations to friends IN Ne" Vi NJ
BOSTON. Waterville and Faifneiu. -
snecial train will be run from heiIa",
~ Waterville to accommodate az
those who wish to attend the lauhch
ing. b..r ar
.;., ,,roa ia BENTON for several "eena
recovering from an operation LOT ap
no,d,citis has returned 10 LYNN
Mass where he is TO attenu tne
tvt,, SCHOOL,
charIes Nicholson ha returneu
from overseas, having recehtiy ~
ce,ved his honorable discharge iio''A
service. to-. ,,,s,
Miss Ruth Hatch. who mas neeh
emploved at the Holt confect'oheiS
s,ore for several months. has com
oletsd her duties and has accep'eu
= no.ition in the millinery depart
,,,ant "a the Soper store at wafer
Vile. Miss Pearl Chapman VIII TINE
Miss Hatch's place at the HON. s'o,e
Roger Nye Of Augusta passed ,..e
dow saturday with his father w. W.
Nye. s; .,,o
ivan Mitchell. who is attending the
cencral Electric school at Lynn.
Mass. is passing few days at his
home in town, ,,,,o,
George Patterson. who employer
ar Belfast. passed the weekend III
town with his family on western a'-
enue. ,,,,
Mr. and Mrs. William McClintoch
entertained at their home SUNDAY
Nr and Mrs. Ami Berry and daush-
ter, Miss Nina Berry and Ven Co'e.
Nrs Anna Harvey is confined TO
her home by illness.
RIDGE ROAD-Ruth Goodwin. VINO
,ea been in Worcester. Mass, FOR sew
eral months. has returned home
NJ and Mrs. Leland Coveli OF
c,r5in.r are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser Gee.
Mrs II. A. Tozier OF Waterville
missed mart Of this week with her
s,ster-,n-law, Mrs. W. H. Balentine.
A n. Tozier Of Boston was on
town, Saturday and Sunday. the
Ruest Of his sister. Mrs. Warren Bal
entine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Craig pass
cd Friday. Feb. 2sth. with Mr.. and
Mrs. George T. Johnston of Oakland.
Some years ago Mr.. Johnston and
Mr. Craig discovered that they were
twins and since thai time the two
families have celebrated the ami
versary together
A. T. Craig. who has been IN
business trip TO Berlin. v. H. AMI
Portland for the past week. returned
home Tuesday Mr. Craig will go to
G~.nvilie. Saturday. where he will
speak To the men on Sunday at the
- IN a.. ,.s.f, ha wS1l
visit his sister. Mrs. J. {. Gannett.
At Orono and attend the Farmers
week lectures at the University Of
Maine.