Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-20

land where he will attend. the meet
tnss of the Grand Lodge OF Maine Oh
J. o. 0. +.
George Sampson of the Sampson
drug store accompanied by Mrs.
Sampson left on the noon train Tues-
day on a business trip to Portland
. and Boston. .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mahoney OF
Bingham have been recent guests OF
their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ambrose.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Thornhill OF
Mount Pleasant avenue have gone to
Boston and will visit before their
return with Mr.. Thornhilrs parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Thornhili az
their home in Plymouth.
The regular meeting of the Russell
Relief Corps will be held on Friday
afternoon in the Grand Army nan.
After the routine business the time
will be spent in rehearsing for the
inspect<,n which will occur early in
November.
Mrs. George Merriam. the president
of the Helen C6burn Missionary CIR
Gle OF the Bethany Baptist church,
Miss Alice T.. Written and Mrs. ii. Z.
Judkins were in Waterville Tuesday
in attendance at the North kennebec
Basket Association meetings.
For many years SkowheGan has
conducted an evening school during
several months and this annual school
will resume it's sessions on Tuesday
evening. November /. in the High
school building The teachers viii be
Clement Downs, manual training.
Miss Gladys Hall. commercial
branches; Mrs. Gertrude Green. Mrs
Clement Downs and Miss Mary Ladd
English branches. The /evening
school is open to all persons interest
cd, who wish to improve their educa-
ton and are unable to attend the day
schools, and especially to those per-
sons who speak the foreign Languages
and wish to familiariZe themselves
with the English language and stud
les. ANY one wishing to attend may
confer with Superintendent Wood
bury at his office in the municipal
building.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Woodman OF
Bangor were recently in town calling
on friends.
The Baptists in Somerset county
will he interested to know that on
Tuesday at the North kennebcc Bas-
ket Association meetings held IN
Waterville an invitatiO was accepted
from the Missionary Society of the
Baptist church in NorIidgewock to
hold the next meeting some time dur
ing next September with that society
in Norridgewock. This invitation was
accepted.
Mrs. Hannah McCollor returned to
her home in Lewiston. Tuesday after
noon, after being called to Madison
by the death of her nephew. Earl Nc
Color who died at the horne of MS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McCollor
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. James Clarkin returned to her
home in Watcrville Tuesday having
been the guest for few days Of MISS
Mary Murphy.
Mrs. Catherine Waugh Of Madison
and Mrs. Harry Gldden of Waterville
have been recent guests of their un-
Gle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs John Am
hrose. While in town Mrs. Waugh
Mrs. Gidden and Miss Minnie AM
hrose and her sister. Mrs. w. \. Wes-
colt motorcd in Mrs. Gidden's car to
Cornville where they were guests of
another sister Mrs. James Puoh
Miss Margaret McGroec0r, who has
hcer patient at the Stat" Sanitor-
ium at Fairfield. left Wednesday
r,orninc for Middleton. Mess. where
she enters Essex Sanitoriur to take
p two years course in nursing. Miss
rJcGregsor's many friends viii he
happv to know that she is much i'm
proved in health and that herrase is
now considered arrested and will wish
Ior health and success during her
two wears Of training.
Mrs. John Richards went to Lew
iy.on. Wednesday morning to accom-
panv home her little daughter. Miss
Alice. who has been Il SURGICAL pa
ticnt at the Sisters hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. William ID Snow OF
Middle street and Mrs Shows niece.
Mrs. Stella Huff& went to Portland
Wednesday morning on a pleasure
At the home of George Z. Dinsmore
In Auburn.
John Everett. auditor Of the Central
Maine Power Company of Augusta
was in town Tue sdav on official busi-
ness for the company.
\ now Commandory OF the United
Order Of Golden Cross was organized
IN Smithficld on Tuesday evening.
Oct. IS, with 81 charter members. by
Grand Commander Herbert McKen
ncy Of Portland, assisted by Past
Grand Commander j. W. Leighton of
Gardiner, Grand Herald Gilbert r.
Smith of Gardiner. Grand Warden OF
the Outer Gate, W. F. Witham, vice
Noble Commander. Mrs. w. f. With
am, Prelate Gladys Fairfield and
Past Noble Commander. Loyal Per-
kins all Of Noridgewock. The follow
ing officers we're elected: Past Noble
Commander. Louis Hardy: Noble
Commander Leon Richardson; Vice
Noble Commander. Daphiney Char
les:' Worthy Prelate. Lillian Charles:
Noble Keeper of Records, Lillian
Hartford: Financial Keeper of Rec
ords, Elizabeth Hardy: Worthy
Treasurer. Annie Lockhart: Warder
Of Inner Gate, Joseph Bacon: Worthy
Herald. Eugene Charles: Warder OF
Outer Gate, George Goodwin trus-
tees. Leon Witham. Charles Carpen-
ter. and Charles Russell. The degree
work was exemplified by the grand
officers The next meeting will be