Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-30

sept7.21, oct5 19nov2.1 1880
Hinckley Tuesday morning and was
the guest for the day Of Mrs. Walter
Palmer.
Mrs. Mae Wallace returned to her
home in North Belgrade Tuesday, af-
ter being i'll town since Friday the
guest of her daughter Mrs. Helen
Burgess, at the home Of Charles Ell
we'll on Alder street.
Miss Amanda Carriveau was in
Watcryille for the day, Tuesday, on
business.
The Junior class Of the Skowhegan
High school are to give the play The
Mystery of Weymouth Mansion"
which has been written by members
of the class, on Friday evening in
Grange hail. the tickets are now on
sale. The following is a brief story
of the play and a list of the cast
which will be of much interest to the
friends of the class who are always
interested in its work. A young ar
fist fond of pleasure and high living,
is left his uncle's fortune on condi-
ton that he live in his uncle's man
sion for the period of one year, dur
ing which time he must study LAW,
receive no callers and under no cir
cumstances leave the house. Al
kinds of mysterious happenings oc-
cur during this year of probation
The young mans fiancee becomes
estranged because he cannot leave
the mansion, or explain matters to
her. Eventually. the uncle, who Is
supposed to have died appears and
explains that his pretended death and
the Will and the entire scheme was
carried out to awake Dicks ambition
and cure him of his aimless pleasure
loving ways. Betty and Dick are re-
concled and all mysteries are salts
factorilv explained in the end. The
cast: Elizabeth Zudan, the heroine)
Fay Burkhart; Dick Weymouth. Uhc
hero) George Halves: Jack Melrose
William Lloyd Nalliere; Richard
Weymouth, (the uncle) Kenneth
Cole; Thomas, (the butlc) William
Wildes; Annette. Ghe maid Annette
Padham; Miss Chiffon, Ghe house
keeper Bertha Cayouette; James
Smith, (the lawyer Allan Stinch
field; Percival Montgomery. Orman
Richardson: Rohie Peterson. Ben
jamin Oddly: Raphael la Fontaine,
Alonzo Bilodeau; Harry Baker. Emile
Donne; Paul Simpson, Lloyd Groves;
Madge Steele. Marion Jacobs; Ann
Peterson. Helen Halves: Mrs. Van
Dyke. Fayalene Dacker; Dottie Clark,
Edith Simpson: Constance Van Mes,
Reba Vail; maid. Georgia Hebert:
Mearle Davis. Bernice Boyd. Tab
leaux and other special features will
be presented.
Miss Alice Bouchard, who has been
in town for a few days the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Alec Dionne, returned
to Waterville where she is employed,
on the morning train Tuesday.
Frank Trask, who has been en-
ployed in the carpenter crew at the
construction of the new dam being
built by the Central Maine Power
company for the past ten weeks has
completed his work there and return
ed to his home in Clinton
The Sunset Chapter, No. SO. Order of
Eastern Star will hold its annual
meeting on Friday evening, Decem-
Der ., in the Masonic hail. There will
be a $40 supper which Is in charge
of the following committee DR.. and
Mrs. c.. Earl Richardson, Mr., and
Mrs. Mark Savage, George Day, Mr..
and Mrs Ernest L. Savage. DR.. and
q n:
Maud Plummer and Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Elliott. The annual cleo
ton of officers, will follow the supper
and the transaction of other annual
business.
Mrs. Agnes Dunbar entertained the
members of the First Philathea class
of the Federated church at her homo
evening The time was passed sew
ing for the Fair which the class is
to hold on December II, in the church
parlors. Mrs. Dunbar served delicious
refreshments of cakes and coffee and
cocoa. Besides accomplishing large
quantity of work the ladies passed a
pleasant evening.
The S. G. G. Girls. club Of the Beth
any Baptist Sunday school passed a
very happy evening Saturday night
when it held it's regular emi-monthly
meeting in children's room at the
church. The usual business was con-
Quoted with the president Miss Helen
Ames. presiding. After he business
session the meeting toA the form
of a birthday party observing the
birthday of Miss Phyllis Brownell of
Greenville. who is passing the winter
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Myron E. Smith at their home
ON Water street. Ice cream and cake
was served and a handsome birthday
cake presented by Mrs. Smith, The
evening was much enjoyed by the
guest Of honor. Miss, Brownell and
the other members OF, the class and
their leader and teacher. Mrs. Ernest