Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-21

conferences OI the uuIrlliOH tSpeCAdl-
lists of the eastern states held at
Ithaca, New York and also e. confer
ence of the nutrition specialists OF
!, the central states section held in st.
Paul as well as the meeting of the
American Dietetics association held
In Chicago"
Miss Smith is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alonzo Smith of Kennebec
street and Skowhegan is the small
town in Maine" mentioned in the
above article, Miss Smith was born
on a farm on the new Athens road
now owned and occupied by Charles
Beckwith and family. Although
Miss Smith has been away from her
native town much of the time since
she began her college course at Sim
mons after being graduated from the
Skowhegan High school, she has
host of friends who heartily agree
with the writer of the above in re-
gard to the statement that Oregon
is very fortunate In securing Miss
Smiths services and her friends
| WISH for her the best of success ia
the distant state where she has taken
UP so important work.
Adam Billings of Worcester. Mass,
| is spending few weeks as the guest
at the home of Mr.. Sewell Smith on
the corner OF Main and Bloomfield
streets and with friends in Canaan
land Harmony.
The funeral service for William
|
on Parlin street Wednesday night
was held Saturday morning at nine
O'Clock in the Notre Dame of Lourdes
church and was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Father ]. Louis A. Re
maud. The burial was made in the
st. Mary's. Catholic cemetery on
North avenue.
Friday evening Mrs. Gwendolyn
dodge and Miss Lottie Pollard en-
tertained at the home of Miss Pol
lords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Pollard on Mount Pleasant avenue rs
friends of Miss Delta L.aurison, who
was the guest of honor and the party
twas given in honor of Miss Lauri-
sons approaching marriage to AL
merriam Gerald. The rooms were very
prattily decorated for the occasion.
Music and games were enjoyed and
prizes were won by Mrs. Leona Nigue.
and Mrs. Lillian Lessard. The re-
freshmentsN were new cider. apples,
ice cream and waters. Miss Laurison
was presented with many and hand
some gifts in linen. cut glass and
silver. The party was much enjoyed
by all present, who extended to Miss
I.aurison all good wishes for future
happiness and success.
A happy party of boys and girls OF
the neighborhood gathered at the
home Of Miss Margaret Smith on the
corner of Main and Bloomfield
streets Friday afternoon for a most
delicious supper which the girls serv-
ed to the boys of the club. It was
in honor of Miss Patama Currier.
whose birthday it was. The birthday
cake was a fortune cake and Miss
Currier found her gifts in mystery
ball as she unwound 1t. AfteS the
supper the young people enjoyed a
motion picture party and altogether
they spent a very pleasant evening.
Sunset Chapter, No. So. Order of
Eastern Star held it's regular meet
ing in Masonic hall Friday evening,
in the absence Of the worthy matron,
Mrs, Ina G. Hill the associate matron,
Mrs. Ethel Christensen acted as
worthy matron, the routine business
was transacted, after which Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Webb. Mrs. Rose Sawyer,
Mrs. Issie Williams. DR.. and Mrs.
Charles Viles and Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Weller served delicious ice cream
and waters and pleasant social time
was enjoyed. The following commit
tee has been appointed to have charge
of supper which will be served at
$50 preceding the next meeting
which will be held on Friday eve
ming. December 2, Mrs. Nellie Saw
age, DR.. and Mrs. G. Earl Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Saw
age. Mr.. and Mrs. William r. FL
) lliott, DR.. and Mrs. Walter s. Stinch-
field, Miss Maud Plummer and George
Day. At the next meeting the Off
GERS for the coming year will be nom
mated.
! Fred Oulton returned from Moore's
Siding Friday afternoon where he
had excellent success hunting, bring
ing home two handsome buck deer,
five partridge and one rabbit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Way of Hart
land. n. B., who have purchased the
r. Fremont Homsted farm of Henry
Watson in the east part of the town,
have arrived and are getting nicely
settled. Mr.. and Mrs. Way have four
children. two boys and two girls. Mr.
and Mrs. George Hopkins and one
little child are with Mr.. and Mrs.
Way for the winter. They plan to
purchase farm in the spring.
Rev George Merriam was in Corn
vile Saturday afternoon, where he
conducted the prayer service for
J. Newell Owens. who died at his
home on the West Ridge road Thurs
day morning.
! Mrs. w. Bert Fletcher went to
!, Watervilie on the 11:40 train Satur-
day noon, where she will visit until
the first Of this week with her sister,
in-law, Mrs. Lucy Hardy.
Mrs. Eliza Rabideau went to Wat
erville Saturday where she was the
guest of her sister Mrs. Harry Vigue.
Mrs. III. p. Warren, who has been
in town, the guest of her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Fl. Cummings at their home on Elm
street, returned to her home in Port
land Saturday afternoon