Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-12
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George w. Patterson after several
weeks illness. went out Tuesday for
the first time.
Rev. o. Z. Barnard left Wednesday
morning for Bangor to attend the
three days session Of the Interchurch
World Movement Convention.
George A. Chamberlain. is one Of
! the jury at the March term of court
held at Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bowden and
daughter Gladys, returned Wednes-
day to Unity, after a few days visit
with relatives on Clinton avenue.
Mrs. James Turbyne after a severe
Illness from the influenza is able to
go out.
The Hoilingsworth and Whitney
Ladies' Aid, held an all day meeting
Wednesday at the Taconnet club
house. An oyster stew and pastry
was served az noon. Mrs. Mary De-
Lisle was chairman of the dinner
committee. Several aprons were fin
ished.
Weather and travelling permitting
a special meeting of the Winslow
Grange will be held Friday evening
at the Grange Hall. The first and
second degree will be conferred upon
candidates.
Mrs. H. S. Newell of Bay street, is
improving from her illness.
Miss Lulu Stewart was a recent
visitor at Augusta.
Miss Rossie Reynolds after an III.
ness has resumed her duties as
stenographer in the Republican
State committees Office at Augusta,
At the whist party held Tuesday
evening at the Taconnet Club house.
the winners were: Ladies. 1st, Mrs.
Carl BendiX: End, Mrs. E. L. Abbott:
3rd. Miss Madeline Esty: men, LIST,
John Campbell; End. Neil McAshill:
3rd. r. Jones.
Stanley Wilcox. after an illness.
has resumed his work at the H, &
w. mill.
Mrs. Frank Cole accompanied By
Mrs. Guy Lancy Of Waterville. left
Wednesday for Boston to pass q few
days.
Harold White Of Mohegan street
has recently received q Photograph
OF the Queen Of Roumania, a gift he
prizes highly. Mr.. White wen.
across with the 18th Division. and
later was with the Army of Occupa-
ton in Germany While on a short
furlough he went to Aix-Les- Bains
where he met the queen who was
anxious to meet the Yankee soldiers
She asked Mr.. White to write In her
autograph book. and he complied
with her request and has received
the photograph. These words were
written on It: christmas greeting
to my soldier boy
The Sebasticook Literary club win
hold IFS meeting Tuesday afternoon
at ting home Of Mrs. George W. Pat
terson. (Weather permitting.)
Harvey Patten Of the River road
is assisting at tho farm OF r. C.
Drummond on Drummond avenue.
Mrs. Leroy Fitch after a severe
illness is improving.
The second OF the series Of games
were played by the Inter Club Tour
nament on Thursday evening At the
Taconnet Club houss.
MIS-. Joseph Eaton. Wednesday vas
. guest Of her mother. Mrs, Rosett.
Scribncr 1T Waterviile.
The postponed town meetinr vii,
open At 10 A. NJ. Monday, March *
1t tho Town hall. The social com
mittee of the Congregational ch,,rr.
will serve . dinner at noon AT ~.
church pariors. The ladies' who 80
to bring food tAa< no>s "So
auested to bring it as solicited on
next Monday.
A Republican caucus will BE- h.,a
at p. NJ. Saturday at the Town hnm
Tor tho election Of delegates to ihs
state and district conventions snd
Tor the election OF town commi,,as
Alss 1mosene Hunt, . teacher at