Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Fa,son -1GeEzhinsy len tor Fost-
lnnAon Monday manning vnoro he
vHu snfer Grny1S baAnaD eeueGA
fSm Jennie Norm Of WateSvilie
paGDed Sunday in town win - %
Funta Mr.. and ArA Frank Norm.
County Agent Storer went to FAR
tia Monday morning where b win
- present at an an day meeting q
tAe local in that town
Miss Jennie Boiguc Of WateFvine
was a weekend guest in the family
Of Fred Laney.
Miss Katherine Chase who has
employment in watervtlle. was the
weekend guest at tho home Of hef
parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Chase
Thadeus T,iton. a student at
Colby College. was a weekend Wis
itor in SkowheEan with John l. Fish.
I. G. Trafton and Fred Davis Of
Madison went to Oakland Monday
morning.
There ~i!l be installation Of OIL
GERS Of the !. o. F. at Grand Army
hall on Tuesday evening at 7.3o
o'clock. Light refreshments VIM be
served.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll viles. their
two daughters. Evelyn and Oiena
and Miss Leah viies OF WaterviIle
received the sacrament OF baptism
and were received into the Congre-
gational istc hurch OF Sunday morn
ing.
A very pretty party was given al
the home OF Roland 7. Patten On
Saturday evening when Mr.. Patten
and his two daughters. Margaret G.
and Louise n. Patten. assisted by
Mrs. Ava Sheridan welcomed the
members of the Independent Report
er force. Various games we're en-.
joyed and storytelling was in order
Almond the features Of the evening
vas aw ood-sawing contest and a
peanut race. Mrs. Henry Lewia
proved the best saver of the party
completing her stick OF wood in
seconds and Charles Bunneil woT
the second prize. To C!aris Bunnel
fell the frs: honors in the peanu,
race. with Miss Vivian HubSart
second. Refreshments of ice cream
assorted cakes, candies and POI
corn were served First Seiectmar
Clyde H. Smith, who is one Of thu
owners Of the Independent Reporter
vas present and with Henry Sheri.
can, Mr.. ard Mrs Chester Hussey
Mr. and Mrs Henry Iewia. Miss Eva
Blair. Miss Margaret Chase, Mis-.
velma Viies. Miss Vivian Hubbard
Miss Alice Kicker. Ernest Dion anl
Ciarice Bunneu made up the party
Mrs. Ernes. Cook. who recent,
underwent surgical! operation a
The Kenehec Valley hospital. va.
z bic 70 be removed from the hospita
10 the home Of r. F. Homestead or
West Front street, where she vii
remain until sufficiently recovered q
be taken 30 her home in Athens
Mrs. Della Hunnewen. who recent
IS suffered as hook 81 the home O.
her daughter, Mrs. Dana Robinson
in Madison. was brought to tn.
. Somerset hospital or Saturday.
Mrs Charles z. Blanchard, Jr.
who is suffering from pneumonia
Vas admitted to the Somerset hos
pi,a! on Saturday.
Miss Grace Merrill, who passed tn.
weekend with her mother, Mrs. Eft.
g Merrill returned to her duties a
the State House on Monday morn
ing.
The entertainment given by Soro
sis on Monday evening al the Beth
any church TO which the gentlemen
were invited proved very pieasan
affair. The opening number on tn
program was a piano solo by Mr.
, Mary Marston. Mrs. Eleanor Dan
forth Ogg Of Gardiner read miscel
! laneous selections during the firs
hai1 OF the program and during /;
| short intermission between the read
ings a male quartet consisting of D,
; r. A. Derbyshire, A. 3. Plummer, D,
NJ. Z. Lord and J. H. Jenkins SANG
Between the first and second parts 0
the program the audience was en-
tertained by trio, consisting Of Car
". Mailey at the organ. Mrs. Ellis
Fellows White, violinist, and Mrs
Mary Marston at the piano. For tn
! last half Of her program Mrs. Og,
! was seen at her best in the minue
for she. was appropriately gowned
Mrs. Adelaide Ordway, Mrs. Susi
Lancaster. Mrs. Annie Hackett, Mrs
Mary Page and Mrs Mildred Ordwa,
were hostesses for the evening.
King McKeown Of Boothbay Har
Dor. who is a student at Good Win
passed the weekend at the home O
! II. T. Pooler.
Edward Heath Of watervf1le wa.
in Skowhegan on a business TIP OF
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Merrill an,
Mrs. Elizabeth Marble went TO Wa
terville on Monday afternoon.
Much interest IL manifested in tn,