Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-12
Hilton Hill Farmers Complete Big Apple Pack-Mens Broth
erhood of Federated Church Entertained BY Mr. ana Mrs
Jra A Norton-Rea Estate Transfers

Entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
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Hinckley arrived in town on the IL
o'clock train Saturday on q shopping
trip. "
Mrs. John D. Symons went to Wa
terviile Saturday noon to visit with
her daughter, Miss Eleanor Hawes
at Foss Hall.
Miss Doris Henderson who had
been In Fairfield the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Peter Laney was in town
Saturday noon on her return to her
home in lakewood. %
Mrs. Herbert L. Ames and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Walter P. Thornhill went to
Waterville on the 11.40 train Satur-
day on business.
Miss Annie Thebarge who Is en-
ployed In Waterville and who has
been at the homo Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Thebarge in North
Cornville, was in town Saturday on
her way to Madison where she will
be the guest of her cousin. Miss
Eleanor Thebarge.
Clarence Morris OF Greenville Is In
town the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Rosa Cushman at her home on the
Middle road to Waterville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rabideau went to
Waterville Saturday noon shopping.
Mrs. Gertrude Turcotte OF South
Solon. accompanied by her brother,
Charles Hall Of Greenville, who has
been her guest for several weeks.
were in town Saturday leaving on
the IL. 40 train for Boston where they
will be guests Of q sister. Mrs. Ber-
tha Ellingwood. Before returning
homo Mrs. Turcottc will visit with
Mrs. Edward Hall at her home in
Lynn. Mass.
The crew which the Maine Central
Railroad Co. has had setting posts on
line parallel with tho sidewalk which
runs from the Water street railroad
crossing to the railroad bridge COM
pleted the work Friday afternoon.
Misses Clara Libby and Evelyn ST.
Ledger went to Waterviile on the noon
train Saturday. shopping.
Apple packing on Hilton hill was
completed Friday afternoon and F. A.
Wing. buyer and shipper, of Water
Vile, w. S. Merrick, who had charge
OF the packing. and NJ. e. Webb of
Unity returned to their homes Satur-
day. leaving on the 11.40 train. Mr.
Merrick reported that 22S5 barrels
were packed, all OF which except IS
barrels were packed for the Hilton
hill farmers. Mrs. Addie Beale had
tho largest quantity. Other farms
where they packed are those OF Lester
Stevens. Ralph French and Ed Cronk-
hite.
The funeral service for Miss Mary l.
Adams OF North New Portland. who
died at the State sanitorium a. Fair.
field. was held at the undertaking par
lors OF Lord & Caswell on the corner OF
Water and Russell streets Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock. The Rev. George
l.. Thurlow. pastor of the Federated
church. conducted the service
The sociable which was to have been
held Friday evening by Sunday school
OF the Centenary Methodist church wa
postponed until Wednesday evening OF
this week. Dec. IA. and will be held in
the church vestry. The following
Young people make up the committee
under whose supervision 1t will bc
held: Kenneth Cole. chairman; Thomas
Nichols. William Cole, Pearl Bernard
Ethelyn Mills and Viola Lovely. Each
class in the Sunday school will fur.
nish some patt of the program, which
Will be unique and entertaining.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton delight
fully entertained about so members OF
the Mems Brotherhood Of the FEEDER.
ated church Friday evening At their
nome on Madison avenue. A musical
program was enjoyed the first part o,
the evening. Ralph w. Leighton gave
vocal solo. Miss Florence Norton
played piano solo and Misses Doro.
thy Day and Bertha Norton pIayed a
piano duet. and each responded to an
encore. W. G. Peterson, tmpersonator
or Portland. gave a monologue enter
tainment which was greatly cnioyed
Mr.. Peterson also gave a selectfon on =
solophone. Mrs. Norton served de.
1cious punch and waters and all OF
the large number present spent a most
happy evening. Just before tbs party
broke UP. the men altogether sang
sOnward Christian Soldiers" which
was a httinE close for such a gather
ing. Tho guests truly appreciated Mr.
ana Mrs. Norton's hospitality.
Mrs. George Weston has been very
Ill at her home on Water street. al.
though some better she is still quite
ILL.,
Mrs. Onel stedman. with her infan,
who was born at the Somerset hospital
returned Saturday to her home on
North avenue.
Friends OF Miss Helen .Grundy
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H,
Grundy of Mechanic street, who ts a
surgical patient At the Kennehec Val.
ley hospital. will be pleased TO know
that she is now convalescinR and is
able to sit up for 4 short time each
day.
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