Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-09

Parent-Teachcrs Association G
-Milburn Club honors Retir
Equipment Gives School Chill
syaset Chapter. c. :. s. Ne. =, aes
On Friday e.eE:1g. GA accoGn, O. tae
severe storm there was only small
attendance, so II was decided TO post
pone the entertainment Until the next
meeting, which viii occur on Feeru-
AIRY 9TH. 4. ,sis time there viii be
degree work ana refreshments viii &c
served.
A wits: parry was he'd n Colveat
hal on Friday evening. at which over
10 were il attendance The first aor-
Or 70. the ladies' fell 70 Miss Emma
LACase and the prize vas $2a- First
prize for the men vas the same amour
and was awarded 30 DR.. c. a. wiIber
The second prize to- the ladies wen,
20 Ms. Addie Laney and the second
prize for men 70 Joseph Provost. The
consolation prizes went 70 Miss lur-
cote and Miss OBnea. who played
n the place Of q man during the eve
ming. A very enjoyable evening was
passed
Ms a. &. Borden, o!saa;st q, Or
Lady Of Loerdes Catholic church. IS
confined to her bed with q heavy cold.
Wallace j. Lasi.on o: the firm OF
Lashen { Butler. who has been very
z, at his home On ut Piessan; ave
nue.. IL abou. the house.
Mrs. Alice O'Hair Of Baaso. visi:ei
ove. Thursday nigh. Ms. v. B. Whit
Ter OF Madison avenue.
C,yde Green underwent An operation
a. the Kennebec Valley hospital on
saiarJay.
Mrs. O. 4. Sawyer. who has been i
patiez. At the Kennebec VALLEY hos
pi;a,. has been discharged from tina:
institution and I'll. pass the week
end IN town, before going to her homs
IN Bingham.
The meeting OF tie Skowhesaa
b.ancf OF the New England Milk Pro
duce-y Association. which was TO have
been held Saturday afternoon q: The
Municipal building. was automatically
postponed because none Of the Mem
be.s were able to get into town through
tie snov drifts TO attend.
Funeral services for the late Her
seq r. Chase were held from TIE home
Of his daughter. Ars. Everett Car
land. on East Front street. on Sun
day afternoon at !, O'Clock. Re-. H. L
Nichols oficiated The BODY was
placed in the tomb and In the spring
vii be taken to Norridgewock for in
termen. in the family lot there.
The Philathea Sewing Circle OF the
Federated church will meet with Mrs,
Ph:lo Steward at he. home On Main
street Tuesday afternoon az O'Clock.
On Wednesday evening the Phi!athea
class Of the Federated church will hold
its regular business meeting at the
nome Of Mrs. Steward and after the
business Of the evening, Valentine
party will be enjoyed.
\ meeting Of the executive COM
m;ttee OF the Parent Teacher Asso-
citation was held at the High school
building Monday. 1t was voted TO
turn the funds in the treasury. which
amounted to $3.50, over to the
Mems Forum Of the Federated
church as a contribution toward en-
pioying speakers who will speak at
the Opera house on subjects Of gen
eral interest. The committee Of the
Forum is in correspondence with
President r. J. Alley Of the Cniver-
si;y Of Maine. State Superintendent
Of Schools Thomas and an eminent
Catholic speaker from Rhode Island
Funeral services for Gertrude Lii
liam Roy, which were to have been
held at 10 o'clock on Friday morn
ing were postponed on account Of
the severe storm and we're held on
Saturday morning instead. Rev.
George Merriam conducted the ser
vice.
DR.. and sirs. George E. Young en-
tertained six tables Of auction bridge
Thursday evening in honor Of Or.
and Mrs. Milburn N. Fowler Mrs.
John J. Jenkins had the honor score
for the ladies and Charles Eitschke
for the gentlemen. Refreshments
were served during the evening and
dancing 70 victrola music was en-
joyed.
.1r and Mrs. W. P. OrduNy went
to Boston on Sunday morning
Members ofthe Milburn Club mel
in their club rooms on Friday eve
ming in honor Of DR.. NJ. NJ. Fowler.
who is vice president Of the club and
a popular member Of many years
standing. Leslie II. Goldsmith. the
president. spoke briefly Of the regret
felt by the club at losing DR.. Fowler
and then called upon Co. r. L. Mars
ton, who spoke Of DR.. Fowler's work
where he In every sense Of
the word made good" Light re-
freshnents were served and DR..
Fowler was presented with hand
some travelling set.
DR.. MiIburn ~. Fowler left on
morning for Washington, D.
c. His family will remain in Show
hogan until Dr.. Fowiers plans for
the future are more definitely set
tied.
Miss Helen Bouchard, a student at
Mt .MerecL Watervilie. passed the
week end in town with her sisters.
the Misses Delta and Alice. VINO live
at the home Of another sister, Mrs.
james Lewia Of Maple street.
The food sale which was to have
been held on Saturday AFTERNOON by
The Ella F. Mitchell Jhilathea Class
was postponed for one week. It vii!
be- held in the vacant store in the
block as planned.