Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

ifWSHt WtUHEUp, ms BuCots VI Hca
daughter, Mrs. Carrie Buzzel and
family. - a.
/ Rev. Bessie r. iCroweu and Mrs.
Cora Bs,LAwis are attending the
sta4e Conference Of the Congrega-
tibnal churches in Woodfords this
week. =.
/ Miss Flora Frost and Miss Edna
Fr0st.' who have been passing a
. WEEKS vacation at their home here.
returned Sunday to their school work
In Falmouth and Norwood, Mass.
Dr. q, NJ. Twitchell gave his IL
Illustrated lecture before the Readheld
Orange Saturday. showing what he
, is doing at hia farm in Monmouth.
The Kemp sisters. who have been
passing the winter in Auburn. have
L returned to their home In Mon
mouth, II
Miss Mary Allen of North Mon
, mouth Is the guest OF Mrs. II. r.,
iThornton of Auburn for few days.
, Miss Allen IL on her way to West
Somerviile, Mass. to visit Der niece.
Mrs. Fred -. Lambert,
| Mrs Harriet Colby of Beverly
Mass. is the guest of her sister, Mrs,
II, u. Lindsay.
Mrs. Gilbert Espeagnette of
Mount Vernon was recently called to
North Monmouth by the illness of
'her daughter, Mrs. Allie Hanson.
1 Rev. Olaf Tandbug, pastor of the
COMMUNITY church. attended the
Sunday school association at the
| 10. ts.4 Oh. t.. h
last Thursday.
Rev, Besste r. Crowell represented
the Congregational church at the
Sunday School Convention.
The w, q, T. L, viii meet at the
Methodist chapel Friday afternoon
TOR the election OF officers,
Rev, and Mrs. Louis Green and
LITTLE SON OF Lincoln. are guests OF
In. and Mrs e. NJ, Randlette. MIR.
attend the annual State Conference
OF the Congregational church. lie
VAS pastof OF the congregational
church in Monmouth several years,
NJ, A, Gilbert Of Camden, \. j, a
summer resident Of this town, has ar
rived.
Mrs. John Darlington OF Thomas
ton, James Hewett Of Auburn and
Harry Thompson OF SahattuS were
recent guests Of Mps. John Hewet,.
Mrs. A, Y. Curling has gone to
Providence. h l.. visiting friends.
Master Robert Atwood Of Auburn
vas a week end guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 4, Lunn,
The Wiling Workers OF North
. Monmouth gave an entertainment
and fair at the hall Saturday evening.
The entertainment consisted Of a
reading The Seven Ages OF wo-
man." by Miss Myrtle Fairbanks,
illustrated by tableaux A parody on
the Seven Ages OF Man" was also
given. Music by the choir was inter
spersea, The fancy table was in
charge OF Mrs. +, E. Walker and
Mrs. Hauewell Mrs. wfthers AMI
Mss tarnham presided az the apron
table. Mrs. randaerS and Mrs.
George Lindsay were easy WIKI tu-
lkp bed. Mn. Win, Alien and Mrs.
Hoscoe Lindsay sold cake and ice
cream. They were assisted BY sew
SFd9 SoQuS IsaQlSS~ I ne amount
Cleared VAS SltS
Charles Walker has Completed his
ccQrss At the Maine Commercial Col
: lese, Auburn. Ne has jusc returned
FROM Detroit Michigan. with a car
{ An organization known As me
North Monmouth Improvement So
cieey has tuse been formed and much
enthusiasm Is being shown. The fol
! lnwing officers were elected Presi-
! dent, Rev, Oiuf Taadeers. secretary.
Miss Suth Alien: members OF execu-
7, eiNs board, Geosse =, Farnham. Ros-
soc Lindsay. Mrs, George Dunn. Mrs..
Roscoe, Lindsay anu Joseph Bell.
q, The iirst week az May was deSignac
, ed as clean up week
\ ~ beaver. Of sood size vas dis
covered IN the barayari belonging
/ to John Piskf,am Tuesday morning
| y was ss.sitys captured. Parties from
Augusta we're expected n the after
noon to take the animal to the Na-
tional' Park.