Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-01

gentlemen came for supper. when the
; following menu was served: Salads.
: sandwiches, olives, sliced cucumbers.
coffee. doughnuts, ice cream and
cakes, under the direction of the very
, efficient committee composed of Mrs
Susie Jacobs, Mrs. Marta Morrill, and
Mrs. Ida George. A short business
meeting was held in the afternoon
and was presided over by the new
president, Mrs. Irene Turner. 1t was
, voted to have food sale some time
during the club vacation and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed:
Mrs. Kate Turner. Mrs. Minna Clough.
Mrs. Lillian Smith. Mrs. Emma Hall.
1t was also voted to have a picture
benefit in the early fall and the fol-
| lowing ladies were appointed a COM
mittee. with the president to confer
with Mr.. Ledger and decide upon the
picture: Mrs. Mabel Z. Judkins, Mrs.
Laura H. Dinsmore and Mrs. Flor
ence Waugh. The first meeting of the
club Avill be held on Friday, Oct. %.
The Club will study Mexico this year
with few miscellaneous programs.
After the supper a social hour was
enjoyed by all present. The field day
was voted a great success for which
much credit is due the committee and
hearty appreciation was expressed to
i Mr.. and Mrs. Smith for their cordial
hospitality. Their home is an ideal
place for an out of doors meeting.
! Mrs. Edward F. Merrill. who is
! superint endent of the kindergarten
department in the Federated church
Sunday school, delightfully."- enter
| tanned the little people Of that depart
ment at her summer home at Lake
! Wesserunsett on Wednesday after
noon. the trip being made by auto
! mobile. Games were enjoyed and a
picnic supper was pleasing feature
OF the affair. Mrs. Merrill was assist
! ed in giving the little people good
/ time by the following mothers of
children in the kindergarten: Mrs.
: George II. Plummer, Mrs. Ethel
+. Christensen, Mrs. Roy l.. Marston.
! Mrs Merrill was assisted in serving
tea to the mothers by Mrs. w. Fol-
som Merrill. The afternoon was a
very happy one for all present. There
will be no more sessions of the kin
dergarten until September. The SEES
! sions are held during the Sunday
morning service Mothers of small
/ children may attend the service while
their little ones are in Sunday school
) Mrs Merrill is assisted by Miss Myra
Akeley, who was unable to attend the
party on Wednesday.
I Harry Hubbard is having a fevy
DAYS vacation from his duties as
salesman in the market of Arthur f.
Jewett.
The regular meeting of the Russell
Relief Corps will be held this Friday
afternoon in Grand Army hall.
Superintendent w B. Woodbury. O.
Pennington who is soon to locate
here. having been elected to the sup
erintendency of the Skowhegan and
Madison schools, was in town Thurs
day looking for a house and attend
ing to other business affairs.
Pauline Head of Falmouth is r.
town. the CUES. of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Watson. at their home on Noun.
Pleasan avenue, and other friends.
! Operations at the Maine Spinnint
Co.'S mill have been suspended 70,
several days because of a broker
water wheel.
The regular meeting of Skowhegar
Grange was held on Wednesday eve
/; ming. After the business session a
short program was given with read
ings by Mrs. Alfredo Cool and Mrs
c. f. Locke. harmonica solo by Free
Tuscan, and two questions were dis
cussed, What Would be the mos
! Satisfactory and Economical Way t.
iVentilate this hall?" and re Nov