Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-07

Mrs. Wesley Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Poulin
passed the holiday at Pettees pono.
Mrs. Susan Cushman has returned
from Pemaqud where she passed
two weeks with Mrs. Ellen Garland
al the Drummond cottage.
Mrs. Charles D. Robinson ana
daughter Ruth left for Pemaqulo on
Saturday, to pass a week at the
Drummond cottage.
number Of young ladies met last
week at the home of Miss Phyllis
MorreIl, where a girl scout troop was
organized. They will meet every
two weeks and hikes will be taken
this summer. The following officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Marion
Dyer: vice president. Miss Priscilla
CLARK. secretary, Miss Phyllis MOI
rel: treasurer, Miss Jennie Thing.
l.cs. Emily Horne, who has been in
Water lie will pass the summer at
the home Of her son, Robert s.
Horne.
Ralph Norton Of Harrington was a
recent cues. at the home OF MIS-
brother, Harry T. Norton.
Miss Sadie Thomas has returned
HON, a:ler i visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Khoades.
Nj. and Mrs E. B. Newcomb and
son Barrett. Miss Lula Stuart and
Elmer Stuart are in Bar Harbor for i
few days. They were joined by Ban
gor friends making a party Of II.
Mrs George Hawkins and son
George and daughter Mildred, have
returned to Bangor, after a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Hawkins
mother, Mrs. Alice Wales.
fred Rollins left for Shirley and
S1necr,ille on Saturday for an in
definite stay.
Norris Berard was a visitor at
Portland Monday to attend the cele-
blutiya.
A!. AID Mrs. Robert Weber OF
i:uA- IRE the guests of Mrs. Web
h,.n !,.i,uts Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
JOS. fhey plan to pass the sum-
Tar !" Winslow and Vassalboro.
AliS N,bber was formerly Miss Car
r. jO!:es IF this town.
Mir. ;.ud Mrs. Robert S. Horne and
ciA,di I'll ana Mrs. Emily Horne were
guess: tle Fourth of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ji,ni, y. Hodges.
NIL Harriet Howard daughter Of
~. 49, MIS-. John +. Howard, and
tc;~. / music and drawing at the
fit-I .,.. and Chatham, Mass, schools.
las Cr>:.i.cd i reelection after two
4tu.4 IF service. She will attend a
S1I
take d position in the schools at Ban
gor III the fall.
Mrs. fienry Hamm is rallying from
her illness and with her children went
to Gardiner Monday where they are
guests of Mrs. Hamm's mother.
Mrs. Charles Thomas and son,
Merton and daughters, Sadie and
Merieta, went to Portland Saturday
for few days. They will be joined
there by Mrs Thomas. son Thrill and
by her nephew, Clyde Ellis, who have
been at Camp Devens for Is days.
On their way home they will stop at
Freeport. where they will be guests
Of Mrs. Thomas uncle. J. F. Harring-
ton, former W'inslow resident. They
will also visit Mrs. Thomas sister,
Mrs. Nellie Ellis at Augusta.
A good number were present at the
Grange hall on Friday evening, when
the Grange observed children's night.
At the business session the Grange
voted not to exhibit this fall at the
Central Maine fair. The meeting ad
journed to Friday evening, August
20. Interesting exercises were then
given by the children, as follows:
; Piano duet. Dorothy Chamberlain
and Faylene Hodges: recitation,
: Geraldine Reynolds and Marjorie
Chamberlain: tableau. open Your
Mouth and Shut Your Eyes: recita-
ton, Deane Hodges; piano solo. Doro-
; thy Chamberlain; recitation, Char
lotte Chapman: singing, Carroll Wix-
son. Deane Hodges, Dorothy Cham :
pertain, Madeline Jakins, Faylene
Hodges and Charlotte Jakins: recita-
ton, John Patterson; piano solo,
Madeline Jakins; tableau. Eclipse of
the Sun" b. Lawrence Chapman;
piano solo, Faylene Hodges; recita
tons, Ruth Norton and Lawrence
Chapman. song. Dorothy Chamber
lain, Charlotte Jakins and FayIene
,, Hodges; selection on the harp, Car
roll Wilson; recitation, Carroll Wix-
son. Deane Hodges, Faylene, Hodges.
Madeline Jakins; piano solo, Miss
Doris Garland; tableau, THE Clean
ers." several children. Games were
enjoyed and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served in the
dining room.
Mrs. Moses Dennis and Mary.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Al