Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-17

! months, will hold it's first meeting of
1921 with it's president, Mrs. Maud L.
Jewett at her home on the corner
of Pleasant and Middle streets next
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 20.
Miss Alta Young, one of the in
structors in the commercial depart
ment in the High school, passed the
| weekend with her father in East
| Madison.
! Herman Tracy has gone to Bald
Mountain, where he has employ me mt
for 'he remainder of the winter.
| Harry White was a business caller
| in Waterville, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GARNER were
called to Watervi1le, Friday, By the
death of Mrs. Carriers cousin, Geor &c
Jones.
County Agent A. c. Storer was at
Sandy River. Norridgewock. Saturday.
where he attended meeting of the
Farm bureau.
| The Ella F. Phiiathea class of the
| Bethany Baptist Sunday school will
| hold its first meeting of 1921 this
evening at the home of Mrs. Rose G..
| Burrill on Summer street.
7 Mrs. Richard Weller has been con-
fined to- her home on Baptist hill by
| illness for the past few days.
| Mrs. Frank w. Buchanan will enter
! tain the Eunice Farnsworth Chapter,
| ID. A. r., at her home on Madison
i avenue this. afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Linwood Nutting of
the Lakewood road are parents of a
little son born Friday.
| Walter Emigh, a master mechanic
who is employed at the Maine Pulp &
! Paper mill, has. been confined to the
Mechanic street by a heavy cold dur
| ing the past week.
! Montford p. Meader has returned
! from a business trip to Portland. On
! his return Mr.. Meader called on
friends in Waterville,
| George Halves was in Waterville
Saturday. where he is studying the
clarinet.
The annual inspection of DeMolay
Commandery planned for Wednesday.
Jan. 10. has been postponed until
Wednesday, Feb. ., with Frank p.
Dennico of Bangor, the grand gener-
|
of Maine, as the inspecting official.
The Sunset Chapter. Order of the
Eastern Star. will serve the supper.
| Mr. and Mrs. Chester Alley Of Me-
! chanic street went 10 Waterville Sat-
| urday on the 11.45 train. where they
passed the week end with Mrs. AL
| leys mother, Mrs. Mary Dorathy.
| Mrs. Lloyd Adams was in Water
| vile Saturday on business.
| Sherman Gilbert has gone to Dead
River, where he has employment witt,
| the Cusnnoc Paper Co.
Mrs. Granville Reed and little daugh-
ter Caroline and Miss Gladys Pennell
were in Waterville Saturday on bust
ness.
Fred Lawrence of Augusta was in
| town Saturday on business.
/ Mrs. Charles Provost returned from
! Watesvillc Saturday. the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Julia Vigue.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Caswell went to
Waterville Saturday afternoon ON a
business trip.
The basketball team of Skowhegan
High school defeated Pennington Fri
day evening by the score OF Is to 4.
Mrs. Eliza Rabidean was in Water.
willie Saturday afternoon, shopping.
DR.. I. l.. Salley went to Northern
Maine Junction on the 11.45 train Sat-
urday, where he had professional
business
Mrs. stella Lewis left BIN the 11.45
train Saturday for Chelsea. where she
will be the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Lottie Oils, for week.
The following officers of Miiburn Com.
mandery. United Order of Golden Cross
were installed at Grange hall by Noble
Commander, George Brooks: Past No
BILE commander, George Cleveland; vict
noble commander, Nellie Crawford
prelate, Mamie Ellis: herald, George
Tilton; financial keeper of records
ell Russell; treasurer, Addie Cover
warder of the, inner gate, Alton Ellis
warder of the outer gate, Howard Hill
ton. The installing officer was Herbert
McKenney of Portland, grand com
mander of Maine. assisted by Herald
w. w. McKenney of Portland and Pas
Grand Commander j. Walton Leigh
ton of Gardiner. A dance with music
by varney's orchestra followed the in
II o'clock. The members of Norridge
wock Commandery were the guests o.
the evening. The next meeting Of Mil
burn Commandery will be held OF
Thursday. Jan. 20. in G. o. r. hall ant
will be followed by an invitation social
! j. G.. Werden and MrstJJane CLARK