Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

educating. The older son, aged Is
years was a sophomore in the High
school, and Lester. who is younger is
Mrs. Prosper's husband is dead. The
community gave her very generous
! patronage.
Mrs. II. NJ. Breen Of Augusta arriv-
ed in town on the 5:45 train Satur-
day afternoon to visit for a few days
with her daughter and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter G. Wyman at their
home on Water street
Miss Chantel Bison, who Is a
stenographer employed at the State
House at Augusta was the guest over
Sunday of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward A. Bison at their home at
the corner Of Bush and Water
streets
The ladies Of the Bloomfield Tenn
pie OF Pythian Sisters held their
regular meeting in Castle hall Friday
evening with, a good attendance. The
business was followed by a social
I hour which was greatly enjoyed by
all. The ladies In charge Of the So
cial were Mrs. Annis Gilfilliar. Mrs.
Nellie Durrell and Mrs. Harry Mitch
ell. 4 contest in which the ladies
strung wet pumpkin seeds caused
much, merriment. In this contest
! Mrs Alice Freve won the first prize
and Mrs. Helen Knight the BOBBY
prize. A spelling match followed the
strnging of the seeds in which Mrs.
Nira Packard carried off first prize
and Mrs. Ella Priest, second. Mrs.
Priest gave a reading. Delicious re-
| freshments were served OF ice cream
and saltines. The next meeting will
he held on Friday evening, November
- Mt which time the following COM
mittee will have charge Of the pro-
gram and refreshments: Mrs. Nira
Packard. Mrs. Annis Wilson and Mrs.
Eta Elsmore. In recent account of
the ceremony OF the Past Chiefs or
sanization Of the Bloomfield Temple,
an error was made in the list of Of
| hcers 1t being enormously stated that
Mrs. Flora Dealey was elected sec
rotary, instead of Mrs. Flora McPhet-
ers.
Herbert Merrill of New Jersey, who
has been in Dexter for a fortnight on
business, was in town over Sunday
the guest of his mother. Mrs. Helen
Merrill, and sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Whittemore at their
home on Madison avenue.
| Mrs. w. Fl. Mann returned to her
home in South Brewer Monday, leav-
ing on the eight o'clock train after
visiting over Sunday with her hus-
band who is employed in town.
Mrs Marcia Newcombe, who is an
aunt of Mrs. Michael st. Ledger, re-
| turned to her home in Boston Mon
| day after being in town to attend the
funeral service of Francis ST. Ledger.
! which was held Sunday afternoon at
| the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael st. Ledger on Bloom
| field street.
Charles Price,, who was the guest
over Sunday of his sister and hus-
| band, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Wash
burn at their homo on Pleasant
street, returned Monday morning to
| Fairfield, where he is employed.
| Miss Lelace Burrill, who was the
! Weekend guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Schuyler Burrill at their
home in Canaan, was in town Mon
| day morning on her return to Wat
| erville. where she is student at
| Coburn Classical Institute.
Mrs. c. Earl Richardson. Mrs. Her
bert S. Hopkins and Mrs. Mark Saw
| age were in Hinckley Monday, where
| they were guests of Mrs. George
Standwood.
Mrs. Benjamin Collins and Mrs
| Edgar Currie went to Augusta on a
| shopping trip Monday
! Miss Hildred Tobey and her guest,