Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-20
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Beane went to
Bangor Friday to pass the week end
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Carl f.
Hedin.
Frederick Holland of Waterville was
the guest Thursday of Richard Good
win at the home of his grandmother.
Mrs. Sarah NJ Ross
+. L. Whitman was a business visit
or at Good VIII Home Friday evening.
Miss Jennie Burton has completed
her duties at the home of Alton Rich
ardson and will be for several weeks
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Written.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cove and Mrs.
Gores mother Mrs. Webber. and Miss
Ella Perez of Waterville were visitors
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. P, Wheeler.
dexter this morning to pass few
days with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
i. L. Moore.
Mrs. A. ]. Hunter was business
caller in Waterville Friday
J. G. Grant was in Bangor Thurs
day on business trip.
Ernest knights Of Allston, Mass.
and Walter II. Annas of Cliftondale,
lass. are guests at the home of VIII
lis +. knight
Mrs. Annie Coughlin and son Joseph
and Mr.. and Mrs. Swanson, son Henry
and Daughter Ella. who have been
guests for several weeks at the home
Of Hon. and Mrs. Ira A Witham. have
returned to their homes in Charles
town. Mass.
Berry Gordon of North Arson was
Ia town on business Friday.
Mrs. Florence Bell and Mrs. Mabel
Rackliffe of Fairfield were in town
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate r. Goodwin and son
Richard and Mrs. Evalyn Pierce. who
have been visiting their mother. Mrs
Sarah NJ. Ross. and sister, Mrs. Jen-
ME r. Wheeler. left Saturday morn
ing for their home I'm Springfield,
Mass.
Mrs. w. c. Spearin was in Fairfield
Friday on business and visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler
Frank l.. Besse returned yester.
day afternoon from a business triI
to Boston.
Ed. McCalester returned Friday tc
the home of DR.. c. II. Newcomt
from visiting his sister in Hartland
While on the return trip to THEN
home in Springfield, aMss., from at.
tending the festivities of Old Home
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Ross
stopped their car to patronize a way
side fruit stand. A Ford coupe
came down the hill and crashed into
the rear of the Ross car, puncturine
the gas tank and breaking the tire
carrier. Later at hotel in Worces-
ter, Mrs. Ross slipped and fell down
a flight of marble stairs but escaped
with no more. serious injury than
many bruises and a general shaking
up. During their stay in town THEN
daughter, Miss Bertha. had her fin,
gers seriously injured by being shut
into an auto door. These are onl,
minor accidents perhaps, but enough
to cause their many friends to ex-
tend congratulations that the results
are not more serious.
Mrs. Alma Estey was hostess to
the members of the Mabel +. Jud-
kins Philathea Glass Thursday eve
ming. The meeting was well attend.
ed. Mrs. Effie l.. Decker, president
conducted the business meeting. A
financial report of the meals served
during Old Home week with the La
dies Aid was presented and accent
ed. The share of the PhiIathea
Class is Y101.11. A vote of apprecia-
ton was extended to all who fur
nished or helped in any way to serve
the meals, especially to those who
are not members of either society
The response Of the public both with
provisions and patronage was very
generous and the societies are very
grateful. 1t was voted by the elias
to present 500 to the Free Baptist
chruch. A gift of So was received
from Mrs. Mabel r. Judkins OF
skoWhegan. 1t is planned to use this
Tor a special purpose of permanent
value. A nominating committe was
appointed 70 present a list of officers
TO be elected at next meeting. 1t
consists of Mrs. Alma Estey, Mrs. f.
T.. Longley and Mrs. Edna Ward.
During the social hour the pian<
solos of Miss Evelyn Estey added to
the enjoyment of all. Ice cream
assorted cake and saltines were
served.
A tourist from Quincy. Mass. on
his way to New Brunswick to return
with his wife and daughter met
with difficulty on the state highway
near the residence of Lewis Libby
Friday afternoon. His car left the
road and hit telegraph pole, eaus-
ing considerable injury to the car
and requiring the presence of DR..
Chas. H. Newcomb to close the cash