Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-19
sept7.o1 oct5. 1onov2 1880

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Mrs. Jennie Weller, Miss Alice Whit
ten Mrs. Mile Whittemore, Miss
Mildred Beal. Miss Florence Bcale
Miss Nelma Fogg. Mrs. Mabel Brace
and Mrs. Louise Witham and IL there
are any members who have not serv-
cd as hostesses during the year they
are requested to assist at this meet
inc
Miss Edna Partridge OF Etna has
come 10 Skowhegan where she is en-
ployod by the Somerset Shoe COM
panH.
Ellis Newton has returned to his
home in Jacllman after being In town
the guest of his brother, Harry New
ton.
Miss Evelyn Higgins has returned
to her home in Dexter after visiting
with Grace Paradis.
George Foster of Athens, past
noble grand of Wesscrunsctt Lodge.
I. @. Q. F., was in town Monday and
left in the afternoon for Portland,
where. he will attend the meetings Of
the Grand Lodge of 7. Q. o. =. Of
Maine as a delegate from the Wes-
serunsett Lodge. Harold c. w.
Batcher. of Athens went to Portland
on the same train to represent the
Encampment of Athens at the meet
inCs Of the Grand Encampment.
John Chambers went to. Lewiston
TUESDAY on q business trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marble Mrs. Addie
Kicker and Mrs Carrie Steward Of
the sFcderated Missionary Reading
Circle went to Waterville on the 8
o'clock train Tuesday morning where
they represented their circle at the
meetings of the North Kennehec Bas-
l:ct meeting, which was held in the
Gctchell street Baptist church.
Malnne Richards of Madison was
operated upon at Somerset hospital,
Monday.
Mrs. Winnifred locke and Mrs l..
u. Rosworth of Athens were in town
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Clarence Cooper and little
son. Frederick, returned 10 their
home in North Nassalboro Tuesday
morning after having been in town
the guests of Mrs. Cooper's uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford.
Mr.. and Mrs. .roseph Eondcau and
daughter, Madalenc started on their
return to their home in Woonsocket,
r. l., on the o'clock train Tuesday
morning after having been the
guests OF Mr.. Rondeaus brother
Charles Rondeau and family.
Mrs. John Clifford was in Water
Vile for the day Tuesday on busi-
pess.
Mrs. Pearle Black has returned to
her home in Gardiner after being the
guest of her niece Miss Alvinia
Thibodeau at the home Of her father
Frank Thibodeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gerrity of
Dexter are in town the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Scott at the home of
Mrs. SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Welch of Pine street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerrity were married last sun
day evening, Mrs. Gerrity being be-
fore her marriage. Miss Evelyn
Healy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Healy of Pittsfeld, formerly
Of Skowhegan, the family living for
a number of years en- West Front
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrity will so
to Portland after their visit here for
a few days before returning to Pitts
field where they are to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Foster, daugh-
ter Evelyn and son, Master Albert
of Wateryille and Mrs. William Cook
and Miss Marion Wetherill of Colon,
Panama, recently were guests Of DR..
and Mrs. c. Earl Richardson at their
home on Madison avenue. Mrs. Cook
is the wife of DIR. Cook, who was
formerly located in the vicinity of
Newcastle, but now has a position in
the hospital at Colon, Panama.
Miss Flora Burleigh. who has been
in town since Thursday night, com
ing with the ashes Of her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens
for burial in the Morse -Burleigh-
Stevens lot in the Southside cemetery
and who has been the guest of Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Smith at her home on the
Norrdigewock road On the north side
of the river. left on the 11.40 train
Monday on her return to her home in
Lynnfield Center, Mass.
Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs. Laura
Twadell gave delightful dinner
party at one of the Butler bungalows
at Lakewood Monday evening. The
trip was made by autemobiles. At
o'clock a delicious harvest dinner
was served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. Laurn
Twadell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
Wynan. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
SWEET. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hight,
J. +. Cole. DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Derby
shire and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Woodbury.. Mrs. Smith and Mrs.
Twadell, as always. gave their guests
a most enjoyable evening. The rooms
where the party was held were very
attractive in their Halloween deco
rat;ons.