Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-23

mings of Belgrade Lake, Brother
Hatch of Fairfield and Brother New
all Bosnton OF Norridgeweck will be
the speakers.
Mrs. George Wood and. daughter,
Miss Nellie Wood of Portland are the
guests of Mrs. Woods mother, Mrs.
Frank Whitehouse.
Mrs. Fred Lombard was a guest on
Thursday of Mrs. Albert Merryfield of
Waterville.
The four-act comedy entitled .The
Black Feather" under the auspices of
the Harry G. Decker Post, American
Legion. was presented Thursday eve-
ming in Memorial hall to a good sized
audience. The scene was laid in con-
don, and following is the cast of char
acters; Baron Won Arnehim. a con-
spirator against the British govern
ment. T. III. NORM; Jack Thornton, a
kings messenger. John King: evelyn
Thornton, who has been reared in
America and whose manners are a
source of great worry to her aunt,
the Lady Venita Caxton, Miss Iona
F'owies; Sir George Caxton, an old
gentleman who is inclined to be
| cranky, Willard Brier; Lady yenita
Caxton, wife of Sir George Caxton,
whose ideas are somewhat marked in
regard to propriety. Miss Gloria EN-
mons; Dick Kent. d detective in the
employ of the British government.
Harley Mairs; Paul Hogue, a German
spy Carl Reynolds; Countess Wanda
Von Holtzberg, in the Austrian secret
service, Georgia Youngman; Barnes, a
chauffeur, Henry Hutchinson; patten,
game keeper, M. Coughlim Music was
furnished by Lambert's orchestra of
Waterville. The affair was great
success and reflects much credit on the
part of the committee in charge,
which consists of III. L. Hutchinson.
ii. +. Mairs and NJ. e. Coughlin: also
the director, c. w. Stevens of Water
vile.
Miss Louise Benson has returned
from Portland. where she was on BUSH
ness in connection with the depart-
lheht convention of the Daughters of
Veterans which will be held in that
city next June.
Mrs. Sadie Reed who had been Wis
lting her sister, Mrs. Walter Blake of
Fairfield street, the past two weeks.
returned Friday to her home in VIII
ton.
william Blake and Walter Blake,
Jr,. left Friday morning for Warren.
where they will be guests of their
brother, Robert Blake, for a short
/ time. They will also visit friends
in Camden before returning home.
Mrs. ). ID. Knight has returned
from Skowhegan, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Francis
Spefford for few days.
Rev. and Mrs. Weston p. Holman,
who attended the Methodist Annual
Conference held last week in Bidde-
ford and have since been visiting
relatives in Leeds and Lewiston, have
returned to their home in town. Rev
Holman came here two years ago and
has made many friends who will be
glad to learn that he has been APP
pointed to the pastorate of the Meth
! odist. church here for the ensuing
year. ...
Mrs. Carrie Alexander who had
been visiting her son, Perley Alex
ander. for a few days, has returned to
Augusta where she is employed.
The Lake Shore Sewing Society
held an all day meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Matte Furbush
at Horse Point. A baked bean din
, ner with assorted cake and pie was
served at noon. Four members and
two visitors were present. In the
afternoon a literary program was
presented. The next meeting will be
held May 4th at the home of Mrs.
Dora Bickford.
I Mrs. James Clark of Kineo is a
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
NORM.