Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-13

TO pass the spring anu SUMMER Will
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Curtis, at their home on Bridge
street. While in town Mr.. Walker
was the guest Of his daughter, Mrs.
Curtis.
Mrs. A. e. Covell Of Hinckley was
in town shopping Tuesday.
]. Bloomer of Canaan was a bust
ness caller In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Lillian Smith entertained
the members of the Pioneer Past
Noble Grands' Association Monday
night at her home on Madison ave-
nue.. At $50 o'clock she served
sisting of grape fruit, hot mashed
potato, cold pressed chicken, stuffed
olives, hot rolls, fruit salad and ice
cream and cake and coffee. The
tables were decorated with hyacinths
and presented most attractive ap-
pearance. One OF the pleasing feat
ures of the party was the presence
of Mrs. Willis A. Bailey. member
who was in st. Petersburg, Fla, all
winter. This is the first meeting of
the Association since her return.
After the dinner the monthly meet
ing of the Association was held and
considerable business was transact
ed. The next meeting will be held
on the second Monday in May. at
which the members will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Cora Hurley at her
home on West Front and Pine
streets.
Rev. and Mrs. Richard Chase of
Canaan were in town on business
Tuesday.
The Carpenters Local Union No.
1856, was served a delicious banquet
by Landlord Fred Towle at the
Maine Central hotel Monday evening,
consisting Of oyster stew and cake,
ice cream and coffee. Representa-
tive Clyde III. Smith was the guest
Of honor. There was a large attend
ance and the men passed a most ems
joyable evening.
In the case of State VS.. Ed. Bush.
charged with single sale. which went
to the jury at $50 Monday afternoon,
the jury at $50 that evening brought
in statement of disagreement.
The verdict in the case of State VS..
Maurice futile of Skowhe gan, charged
with larceny. was not guilty. futile
was discharged.
The case of William c. Ham of
Fairfield VS.. the Maine Central Rail-
road Co. was opened little after IL
o'clock Tuesday forenoon. In this
suit is brought for injuries alleged to
have been received on Sunday, July
IS, when the Ham car was run into
on the Western avenue crossing in
Fairfield. y large number of wit
nesses have been called. William c.
Ham is represented by Andrews &
Nelson of Augusta and the railroad
company by Carroll n. Perkins of
Waterville and Thomas Weeks. Harry
Green, a civil engineer, was the first
witness called.
ton, N. H.. is in town. the guest of
her brother. Bert y. Nichols. at his
home on Cedar street. being called
here by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Permelia York.
Miss Lula Chapman. stenographer
in the office of the Central Maine
Power Co, has returned from Man
chester. N. H.. where she was the
guest of Miss Gail ,Taggart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Jones and daugh-
tiers, Miss Hattie and Ida Jones OF
Brooks, are in town. being called as
witnesses jim the Ham VS.. Maine Cen
trail Railroad case. Mrs. Jones is a
sister of Mr.. Ham.
The 10months- old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Crocker of Hanover street
died Tuesday morning after a few
days illness of pneumonia. The pa
rents have the sympathy of their
many friends in the loss of their
only son. There are three little sis
tiers.
The First Philathea Glass held it's
regular meeting in the parlors of the
Federated church Monday evening.
The president. Miss Lou Eames. pre-
sided and plans were completed for
the recital to be given by Mrs Eta
SWEET Bradley of Boston. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Mary Emery Marston,
on the evening of April 81. The re-
port of the committee, composed of
Mrs. Minnie knight and Mrs. George
Tobey who had charge of the supper
which the class served Saturday,
showed that SIS was made. The
Jolly Rubber social held by the class
short time ago directed by Mrs.
Bertha Merservey, netted them $40
The Foreign Mission Society of the
Centenary Methodist church met with
the president. Mrs. Anna r. Merrill,
at her home on Water street Monday
afternoon with good attendance
and an interesting program.
County Agent G. A. Storer and the
dairy specialist from the University
Of Maine are in Norridgewock at
tending the three-days dairy feeding
extension school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pooler, Miss
Grace Dyer, Mrs. Joseph Julien and
Fred Henderson of Jackman. are in
town on business.
Earl McCollor. who has been
patient in hospital in WatervilIe
and who has been in town. the guest
of his uncle and aunt. MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Williams. at their home on
Baptist hill, has returned to his home
in South Scion.
Mrs. Frank vosmus returned Mon
day night from Auburn, where she
had been the guest of her son, Elmer
A. Vosmus, and his family.
Mrs Frank Green is a medical
patient at the Kennebec Valley Hos
pital.