Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-04

Fuller's aunt, Mrs. Howard Frost and
her cousin, Mrs. Percy Rice.
Mrs. Parkman Collins and little
daughter. Martha Ellen. left Saturday
for their home in Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. C. H. Shaw returned Saturday
from Belfast, where she passed the
holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Thorn
as f. Bowker.
Miss Kena Macomber returned to
Boston Saturday after passing the
holiday recess with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Macomber of Main
street. Miss Macomber is an instruc-
tor in English and expression in Med
ford, Mass, high school.
Mrs Mabel Gordon and son Philip of
ReadtielG were calling on Mrs. Ruth
Yeaton Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fl. Hewitt re-
turned TO Belgrade last week after
passing several weeks in Gardiner with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henderson.
Mrs. Mary Waldron of Lewiston,
who has been ill. is much improved.
More wood is being hauled into Win
throp village. both dry and grsen, than
for many years.
Schools in town opened Monday after
a recess Of two weeks.
CENTER--The WomanS Missionary
Study class will hold an all-day meet
| ing Wednesday. Jan. 5. at the home OF
Mrs. {. 1. Bailey. In the morning the
class will sew patchwork for the quilt
! which it is making. In the afternoon
business and literary meeting will
l. 4, MI no
Years Thoughts" The questions on
/ Chapter II given out at the last meet
, ing Will be taken up and discussed.
sEach lady is requested to bring a
/ lunch. .-..
! Miss Mar Dudley was the guest
Friday night of Miss Ethel Miller at
oak Grove. Miss Miller returned Sat
! urday with Miss Dudley and was a
weekend guest at the latter's home.
! Mrs. l.. A. Bailey and Mrs. L, :.
Woodn:an returned Saturday night
/ from Boston. where they had been
guests over New Years OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Bailey.
i Miss Eileen Clement of Oak Grove
! passed the week end at her parents
home.
! Herba.. E. Wadsworth returned sat
urday fro ma business trip to New
York.
Master lionel Beaulieu Of Augusta
/ was q Sunday guest at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Philip Lishness.
Miss Carrie Murch Of Brockton,
! Mass. arrived in town Saturday to
pass few days with her father and
| brother at the Murch farm.
Elmer Taylor of Oak Grove passed
the wee; end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Taylor.
+; EAST-F'riday evening about 100
friends and relatives gathered at the
home of Linwood Hewett to welcome
I.him a nd his wife. who was formerly
Miss Esther Pearson of Richmond,
home after their brief wedding trip.
The guests were introduced to the
bride and groom by Charles Whiting
and Alice Spear. cousins of the groom.
After the introduction. games were en-
joyed and refreshments of punch, cake
and foncy cookies were served. Mr.
and Mrs. Hewett were presented with
$50 in gold by Arthur Brainard, from
the community people. After wishing
the happy couple many years of hap
piness. the guests dispersed.
EAST-The Thursday Club will meet
at the church parior Thursday at
p. NJ. The subject to be taken up Is
! books. Each one is asked to come II.
Illustrating or personfying some book
title. The roll call will be answered by
answering "Seven books l like" Each
member is asked to name a favoritt
author and give some item about the
same. also each member is asked tC
bring book that they can recommend
give the reason why. and read short
extract from it. After the program the
annual grab bag feature will take place
Each one who chooses may bring one
or two we'll wrapped ten cent gifts
All interested in the club whether
members or not are asked to attend.