Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

pointment and showed great care in
it's preparation. A social hour fol-
lowed the luncheon and a musical
program followed. Mrs. Lila 3.
Friends played piano solo with an
encore, Miss Ella. Flanders played
two solos and Miss Pauline Eaton
Oak gave a short play entitled THE
IL pound look" by Sir James Bar
RE followed by 1.-The Lord Of Mis-
Rule by Alfred Noyes, to these two
selections Miss Oak generously gave
encores. Miss Oaks work Is always
Of high order and her services as
a reader are always in demand. Two
piano selections by Mrs Mary Mars
ton closed the program of a delight
full club meeting and year. The Off
GERS as elected for the coming club
year consist of Mrs. Florence Waugh
Danforth as president, Mrs. jeanette
l.. Merrill as vice president. Mrs.
Alice l.. Wadsworth as secretary,
Mrs. Mertie Lamb as Treasurer and q
board Of directors composed Of Mrs.
Ethel w. Ames, Miss Edith Gledhill,
Mrs. Bertha d. Jenkins, Mrs. Helen
C. Wentworth, Mrs. Mary M. Green
way and Miss Blanch B. Pollard.
Arthur r. Moody, son Of Guy H.
Moody Of Cornville underwent an OPP
Grafton for removal Of tonsils ana
adnoids at Somerset Hospital on
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Moody
while in town are guests at the home
of Mr.. Moody's aunt, Mrs. Emma
Frost Of Bush street. =
Rev. Charles H, MCKINNEY was In
North Arson Wednesday night where
he addressed a large audience in the
Congregationalist church on The In
terchurch World Movement. On
Thursday, Mr.. mckinney went to
Monmouth where he spoke upon the
same subject in the Congregationallst
church and on Friday he will speak
in LitchfieId, returning to Skowhegan
on Saturday.
President Robert Judson Alley Of
The University Of Maine is to speak
on Sunday evening next at 7.30
o'clock In The Opera House under
the auspices Of the Mems Club OF the
Federated Church.
Miss Molly Blunt and Miss Mar
garet Leavitt are to be guests at a
d. X. e. House Party in Brunswick
over Sunday. They are accompanied
by Miss Margaret Lane of Auburn
dale whose mother will be remem-
bered by Skowhegan people as
Maude Philbriek
b. r. Steward returned to Water
Sile on Thursday morning.
Pr, \. Il. Lamb departed Thursday
n.ning for business trip to Port
hnd and other cities. He will be alb
sent about ten days.
Mrs. Mary Blunt and Mrs. Augusta
Cabot left Skowhegan Thursday
morning for Bridgeton. where they
will make their home for the future.
AIRS. Cabot's son George came to
Skowhegan early in the week and
accompanied them to Bridegton
which is his home. They will board
during the summer and in the fall
will probably take a small apartment
Mrs. J. w. Blunt will occupy the
Blunt home on Elm street until such
time as the family remove to Boston
where Mr.. Blunt's work now keeps
him a greater part of the time.
20 Members of the Snow bound
Club" were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Emma Bickford on Water
street. Thursday afternoon and eve.
ming. The club has been organized
for the past 80 years and was origin
ally composed of twelve members
six members being at that time
snow bound between Lewiston anG
Greene fora period of "a hours
These six ladies each invited guest
and the IL formed the club using Tho
name Snow bound" as a reminder
of their experience. Many delightful
parties have the members enjoyed
and though there are now but six
left of the original IL, meeting is
occasionally held. At 6 o'clock Mrs
Bickford served a fine dinner con-
| sisting' of pressed meat, hot mashed
potatoes. pickles of all descriptions
salads. garden peas" tea and cof-
fee, cakes and fruit pudding with
cream. Mrs. Olive Dealey who has
been passing the winter in Sanford
with friends arrived home in time
to be present at the meeting.
| Mr. and Mrs. G.. Ernest Avore are
| in town after a few weeks passed
! in NIassa chusetts. Mr.. Avore is
planning to take much needed
rest and says that he will burn
out some gasoline" during the COM
! ing summer.
f Mrs. e. G. Booth