Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-29

the November meeting of the Ella I.
Mitchell Philathea class OF the Beth
any Baptist church, have the plans
well formulated and are already re-
hearsing for a play. The Country
Cousins" in which Mrs. Violet V.
Fosg takes the leading part OF Aunt
Ophelia. The chairman OF the COM
mittee is Mrs. Kate w. Turner. The
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening, November Is, in the chapel
Of the church.
Mrs. William O'Brien of Indian
Pond was a business caller in Show
hogan Thursday. returning home Fri
day morning.
The Sunday school class taught by
Miss Elizabeth a. Webb. met to or
ganize at the home Of Edna Petty, on
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected: President, Ade-
line Goodwin; secretary, Fife Mar
tin; treasurer, Eva Martin; visiting
the sick committee. Edna Petty and
Rachel Tobey. The club will meet
once in two weeks on Wednesday
evening. A very happy time was en-
joyed by all present. Games and
stunts were enjoyed and much credit
is due the hostess for planning the
fancy waters were served. Eleven
members make up the club member
ship, two Of whom were unable to
be present Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ethel J. Green Of Fairfield
was a business caller in town, Thurs
day.
Miss Laura Gaylord, who has been
passing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Smith at their home on Ken
nebec street, went to Waterville on
the 114o train Thursday noon, where
she will be the guest for few days
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Heath.
Mrs. E. F. Lord of the River road
went to Waterville Thursday after
noon where she will visit for few
| days with her sister. Mrs. William
Gatherer.
The first rehearsal OF the Festival
Chorus will be held in the Assembly
| hall Of the Skovhegan High school
| on Monday evening. Oct. 81, at 80
! o'clock All interested in singing and
| the Festival Chorus are urged TO
! attend this meeting when the Of
fcers are to be elected. The opera
Carmen will be studied this year.
| Mrs. Charles Plummer of the Mid
die road is passing several days in
| town with her daughter, Miss Maud
| Plummer, at the home Of Mrs. Min
| ME Green on East Front and Cedar
| streets.
| Fred French and family who have
| resided for many years on Madison
avenue near Cole brook. have this
week moved to the Charles Preble
farm on the Lakewood road which
'they purchased several weeks ago.
! Friends of Mrs. Helen Burgess will
| be pleased to know that she is now
somewhat improved in health, after
! being critically i'll with scarlet fever
| Charles B. Dodge left Friday en-
! route for his home in Seattle, Wash,
after having been in town for few
weeks on business. Mr.. Dodge will
stop in Boston on his way west.
| A club recently organized, made up
of several young people living in the
vicinity of Bloomfield street, met
| Wednesday evening at the home OF
Miss Margaret Smith on the corner
of Bloomfield and Main streets and
| celebrated the birthdays OF two OF
its members, each being Is years OF
age. The guests Of honor were Mylor
+; Towle and Linwood Meader Decor
atoms were appropriate to the Hal
i lowe'en season as were the games
and stunts. The boys whose birth
| days were being observed passed an
| hour following up spider webs, one
| Of green and the other Of red. Al
various points in their search for the
ends of the webs they found gifts and
| jokes. Refreshments of orange knots
a cream cake. saltines and cocoa
were served. This club plans to meet
once in two weeks and will later as
sumo a name. Wednesday evening
was a time of much pleasure to all
the young people present. Among the
chief features of amusement We're
the mystery cakes, there being one
each for the boys and girls.
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the
Centenary Methodist church will NEE,
next Wednesday afternoon, Novem
Der ., at $50 o'clock, with Mrs. Vina
| Harville at her home on Mount
Pleasant avenue.
The annual inspection of the Rus.
sell Relief Corps was held on Thurs
day afternoon at special meeting
of the crops held in the Grand Army
hall, the inspecting officers being
Mrs. Lena NJ. Day. department presi-
dent Of the National Relief Corps OF
the Department OF Maine and Miss
Marion Davis of Oakland. presiden'
OF the E. P. Wyman Corps. The
business lasted until nearly o'clock
The inspecting officers highly com.
plimented the Russell Corps for the
excellence of its work. At $50 q de.
licious supper consisting of baked
beans, brown bread. hot rolls, salad
doughnuts, assorted cakes and cot
fee was served by the executive
, board of the corps. The husband:
of the members of the Corps, the
members of the Russell Grand Army
and their wives were the guests OF
the Corps at the supper and for the
evening. After the supper the fol.
lowing program was presented
Greeting by Mrs. Viola Smith. the
president; piano solo and encore
Miss Helen Halves: reading, Mrs
Frances Smith; recitation, Mrs. Liz
zie Hoxie Nye; two songs and en-.
core. Mrs. Rose Burrill, accompanied