Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-03

nesday morning where she will
spend a week the guest Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Bailey.
Mrs. Eugene Aver Of Athens was
in town for the day Wednesday on
business.
Leona I4eClair of the Emery Brown
company's store was in Watervillc
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Leon Cooley left on the eight
O'Clock train Wednesday morning for
Milton, Vt, where she formerly lived
before coming here, to place her
daughter. Miss Glcnnis. in school.
week. She and her daughter will
pass the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Bert Written, at her home on Court
street.
n. Lester Shepley was in Water
Vile on business Wednesday.
Miss Evelyn Burrill recently en-
tertained the Willing Workers. a
club composed of several little girls.
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Burrill on Summer
street. The party was in the spirit
Of Halloween. the guests being
masked: A jolly evening was passed,
the mother Of the little hostess serv-
ing refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kennison and
young son Waldron of Baptist hill
have returned from Watervile where
they have been the guests Of Mr..
Kennison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waldron Kennison. for few days.
On Sunday they were present at the
birthday observance of Mr. kenni-
sons mother, who entertained
number of guests.
Myrtle Burton Of Lakewood was
operated upon at the Somerset hos
pital Tuesday.
Or. r. IT. Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, is in town for few days be-
ing called here by the illness Of his
sister, Miss Luella stevens.
The regular meeting OF the Priscil
Ia Rebekah Lodge was held in the ].
o. O. r. hall Tuesday evening. Dur
ing the business session an invitation
was accepted from the Waverley
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on Friday evening reception. which
that lodge is to hold in honor of Mrs.
Lucy Burton. member Of the Nav-
erley lodge who was elected president
OF the Rebekah Assembly of Maine
at the annual meetings recently held
in Portland. AS many as possible of
the Priscilla Lodge members will go
to Pittsfield to attend the reception.
The report of the Assembly meetings
was given by the lodge delegate. Mrs.
Lillian Smith who rendered most
excellent and interesting report of
these important meetings. 1t was Of
interest and pleasure to the Priscilla
lodge to learn that Miss Alice f. Dan
forth Was re-appointed district denu-
ty president of district No. II and
that Mrs. Susie Jacobs. another past
grand of. this lodge was elected chap
lain of the Assembly. The committee
who had charge of the evenings pro-
gram was composed of Miss Celia
Packard Mrs. Rose Burrill and Miss
Edna Gushing. The following numbers
were enjoyed: piano duet, and an en-
core Misses Anne Caswell and Arlene
Burnor: reading. Mrs. Maud Jewett.
and n guessing game. the articles
being Distributed about the room.
The first prize. a bottle Of cologne.
was. won by Mrs. Belle Emerson, the
second prize. a box of chocolates
went to Mrs. Lillian Bessey. The
second contest was concerned with
pictures placed about which repre-
sentcd advertisements. TIE first prize
in this contest being won by Miss
Arlene Burnor, an apple pie made by
Mrs. Rose Burrill, the second prize,
cake of soap. went to Eugene Tar
box. The next meeting of the lodge
will occur on Tuesday evening. Nov.
* when the program and the re-
freshments will be in charge Of the
gentlemen of the order. The hostes-
ses. Miss Packard, Mrs. Burrill and
Miss Gushing served delicious Rink
tum- Dddy on saltines with olives.
Charles Packard has just returned
from a vacation spent In Portland,
where he was the guest Of his son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pack
ard and his daughter and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Densmore. On
his return Mr.. Packard visited rela-
, ,ives' in Winthrop Sidney and Oak
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Centenary Methodist church held its
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Nina Harville at her
home on Mount Pleasant avenue with
Ia large attendance. The ladies spent
busy afternoon completing aprons
and other articles for the annual fair.
which the society is to hold on Thurs
day. December IS in the church yes
tries. While the ladies We're busiiy
working Mrs. Herbert l.. Nichols gave
most interesting and entertaining
talk on her recent trip to Springfield
and Plymouth, Mass. the latter city
being Mrs. Nichols native town. The