Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-28
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DiItil VI Il Scli. tbln Jan. II, VINO ntsS
been named Leroy. Jr.
Miss Hazel Lord has returned from
D. the Central Maine General hospital
i'll Lewiston. where she underwent IN
operation for appendicitis.
Lorenzo HiCkford. who is stationed
Oil tic /. s. s. San Francisco is en-
joying a Today furloush at his hom.
on Silver street. He has recently re-
, turned from overseas.
w. s. Small ana daughter Blossom,
, and sons wife, Mrs. L. s Small. viii
, leave today for Guiiford, where the.
will visit relatives
The Ladies' Guild me, at the Red
Cross rooms yesterday to sew on The
refugee garments. 4 good number
were present.
Ralph Edge-tOn. who has been re-
covering from influenza. returned 10
| bis duties as mail carrier on the
north end route yesterday
Thomas Williams, who recently re-
ceived his discharge from Camp Der.
ems passed the weekend in town
with his wife. who is caring for Mrs
I Florence Duren.
Tho Red Cross rooms VIII he opn-
; this afternoon for the regular work
William PaGuctte has moved his
! household goods from Mace street
! TO one of the tonements in the Fur
Der block
| The Social Eeishbors will meet n
Thursday afternoon at the home 1
Mrs. Eva Curson. The afternoon Will
be passed i'll sewing for the R<.i
Cross.
! F. l.. Riley has returned from Bid
deford. where he was called by the
death Of a relative.
Herbert Knowles Of the I'nita,,
, States navy is passing a few DAYS at
his home III town.
Thel1na. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Foster, is quite ill
at their home on High street.
John Curtis Of Hinckley was in
| town Yesterday and called on friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Richardson is confined
to the home Of her sister. Mrs George
Shoroy. hy illness.
There will be a meeting CT the Ep-
worth League this evening and a good
attendance is desired
Everett WoodGan has returned to
Hinckley. whore he is employed. after
passing the weekend in town with
his family on Main street.
Mrs. Harry Otis was rendered Il
surprise party last evening at her
home on Pleasant street, benton by
Il number of her friends. in honor of
her birthday. Although greatly sur
prised Mrs. Wood proved Il pleasing
hostess. An oyster stew supper was
| served and Mrs. Otis WAS the re-
cipiert Of many presents from her
friends. Those present were MIR. and
Mrs. II. =. Hewes, Mr.. and MIS- Bert
! Hufiin, Mr.. and Mrs. sam Horne. Mr.
Elmer Twist, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Wood. Misses Lila and Anna Wood,
/ leila Horne. Clarence Mingo, VIII
Wood, the hostess and her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Otis.
Herbert Lord, who has been quit"
i i'll Mt his home on Silver street IS
! reported as being improved
There was a meeting of III" BOY
Scouts ut the Scout hall on Main
street last evening; with good num-
Der in attendance.
Word has been received of the i'll
ness CT Mr.. and Mrs. Gersam Rollins
Of Greenville.
Miss Ammerett Flewelling who I'M
. dcrWcnt an operation on her throat
some time ago. vas able 10 hc ont Of
; doors yesterday for the first time.
Miss Elinor Hall has returned TO
her duties as school teacher at the
East Benton school. after being con-
fined to her home by illness.
Donald 1ozier vas in town YESTERDAY
calling on friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Crosby have re-
ceived r telegram from their son. II
Percy Crosby. stating his safe arrival
at Camp Merrett, New Jersey. Pv'.
Crosby is in hopes TO have a furlougn
, home in short time.
Walter Wentworth, who has been
passing few days in town with friends
and relatives, has returned to the L. =.
S. Pennsylvania on ynich he is sta
toned.
The Modern Woodmen of America
will hold their annual installation o.
officers this evening at their hall. G
C. Wood, the State deputy, will L.,
present and the officers will be in
stalled by \. T. Boston. the local dep
uty. a supper will Ice served at til:
! close of installation at Files hall.
The Past and Present Club met yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Page on Western avenue. Mrs
W. w. Nye had the paper for the aft
ernoon. taking for her subject Jan"
Adams and Hull House" The roll call
wac aOSwnro,1 nv CncI member piyjnr
poem by Mrs. E.liZabet Powers Mer
rill of Skowhegan. Victrola selections
were ,oye and n very pleasant AFT.
ernoon r.sSel.
The CIionea Club is planning on hold
ing an ali-day meeting at the Red Cross
rooms Thursday for the purpose Of do
ing it's part Of work on the refugee
garments.
Albert Low of Clinton was in town
yesterday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield Totman arc
the parents of seven and three
quarters pounds son born Jan. "a.
Mahlon Crummett of Clinton was
Il business caller in town yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Craig has re-
slmcd her studies at Colby College
after being confined to her home by
illness.
Miss Fila Wilcox has returned to
Norridgewook after passing the
Weekend in town with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Wilcox.
Miss Lila Wood has returned to
her duties at Lawry Bros store. af-
ter paSsing n few DAYS with her par