Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-28

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e, fer The past week. was weekend
..usss Of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Track.
eaving Sunday for Lewiston to visit
is grandmother. Mrs Adelaide Wilbur.
o. the way TO his home IN, Quincy, Mass
O-rlr Gerry, who has been visiting
his daughter. MIS- Roy Sawtelle. has
eene to Skowhesan. where he has Sc
cured EN-. ioyment for the winter.
Miss wel;hea Richardson passed the
week end at her home in Smithfeld.
! Roy Sa7telle has completed his du-
les as fireman at the shop Of the Dunn
E5ge Tool Co, where he has been en-
p,oyed for some time.
A very, interesting program entitled
The Kingdom News" vas carried out
s. the Methodist church Sunday eve
ling. II was a service in the interest
Of good literature
i Mr.. and Mrs. William Simpson and
dauohter Lucille have returned from
weekend visit with Mr.. Simpsons pa
ren-s. Mr. ana Mrs. Adam Simpson of
SIX whegan.
Miss Charlotte Bates, who has been
col nei to Ter home for the past week
by illness, has resumed her duties in
the weave room Of the American woole1
mill.
The Christian Endeavor society Of the
Fr<t Baptist church will give q Hal
Tween party Friday evening in the
church vestry. There win be a. shor.
enter. ainment. after which games will
te played and Light refreshments serv-
ed
/. Mrs.. George HaNett has returned
from a week end visit with her Sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Lever of Hallowell.
Mrs Beatrice Drawn has returned
from a Weekend visit with relatives
IN Enfield.
Earl Dudley has been drawn on the
jury at the November term Of court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tozier of Wins
low were guests Sunday Of Mrs. Toz-
ier's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Robinson.
NJ L. French of North Arson is in
town called here by the death OF
Charles Ridley.
William S. Wood. machinist at the
Cascade Wooden mill. left on a hunt
ing trip to Dove Cove. Moosehead
lake. He was accompanied by FRANK
Fitzgerald of Watervilie.
Robert Scott has returned from a
weekend visit with his brother.
William Of Madison.
Miss Jeanette Blake. who has been
caring for her mother. Mrs. Walter
Blake, for the past two weeks, re-
sumed her work Monday at the Cas-
cade Wooden mill.
Maurice Foss and daughters. Mabei.
Elizabeth and Rachel and Miss Alice
Tapley were weekend guests Or
friends in Winthrop.
Fred Hallett has returned from q
weeks visit with his aunt. Mrs. Rus
sell Preston of New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. Guy Sawtelle and son Roland
went to Portland Monday. where
they will be guests Of relatives for q
few days.
Mr.. Harvey Of Augusta was a bus
mess visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Sarah F. Moody IS caring for
Mrs. George Robinson. who is criti-
ca!ly Ill at her home on Maine street.
Forrest Fowles is enjoying a three
weeks vacation from his duties as
train dispatcher at the Maine Cen
trail station. His place will be filed
ny r. N. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and DR..
Edge Grant were weekend guests or
N.r. ana Mrs. Elmer Height OF Har-
nony.
Arthur Greeley and Charlie Kelley
attcnded the football game between
he Bowdoin and Bates College
cams.
Raymond Walton. Harold York.
=, Reynolds. Mildred Libby. Helen
..a:E6eil and Hazei Rice attended the
ahearsal of the community chorus
: Fairfield Monday, preparing for
me Musical Festival to be held a,
Portland Thursday morning at 10
o'clock.
The Halloween social held at the
| Free Baptist vestry Friday evening
! was well attended and a most ex-
cellent time enjoyed. The vestry was
tastefully decorated with orange and
black crepe paper. black cats. pump
kins and all the Halloween fixings.
There was also a witch's cavern a.
one end Of the room. where a witcn
and goblin revealed the fortunes O:
the curious young and Ole. Most OF
the young people were in costume
and wore masks. which added great
ly to the life Of the evening. TIE
time Of removing masks was one OF
great merriment and revealed some
healthy looking ghosts. Perhaps the
hit Of the evening was the poor old
lady with her little broom. who &c :.
ceived all as to her identity. Halo
we'en games were enjoyed, after