Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-27

Beal and her guest. Mrs. Dan Powers
of Salem, Mass. Mrs. Eames was
the supper guest of Mrs. Stevens and
when she went to her home she found
the following friends assembled, Mrs.
Nellie Fortier. Mrs. Herman Rowell,
Mrs. Ora Valliere, Mrs. Agnes Dun
bar. Mrs. Bertha Hall. Mrs. Nora
Lancaster, Misses Edna Crawford,
Florence Beale. Ann Caswell, Inga
Wilson, Della Bouchard, Alice Bouch-
ard. Anna Bouchard. Helen Bouchard.
Velma Viles, Nellie Bean. Caddie
Brown and Mildred Beale. these
friends presented Mrs. Eames with a
handsome floor electric lamp which
was in the parlor lighted when she
arrived home. Games were played and
all spent a happy evening. Music was
enjoyed, the Misses Anna and Alice
Bouchard singing and Miss Helen
Bouchard playing the piano. Delicious
refreshments of sandwiches. cookies
and harlequin ice cream were served.
Mrs. Eames was presented with two
birthday cakes. one being made by
I1SIlIldIl IOWSil lllC olllCl
by Mrs. Agnes Dunbar, both were
very handsome. The guests left at a
late hour wishing their much sur
prised hostess many returns Of the
day and the best of good fortune.
Mrs. George L. Thurlow and her
little daughter, who was born at the
Somerset hospital have been dis
charged from the hospital and are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Will Hill at their home on Parkman
hill. Rev. Mr.. Thurlow and their
daughter, Ruth, are spending the
week in Massachusetts, with relatives
and on business.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Clementine Weston w. c. T. L. was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the president, Mrs. Elizabeth
Marble on Spring street. with a good
attendance. The president presided
and the meeting opened with the
Lords Prayer. Mrs. Florence Waugh
Danforth acted as secretary in the
absence of the secretary. Mrs Ed
Castle. The reports and correspond
ences" were read and petitions signed.
A committee was appointed to confer
with the pastors of the several
churches to have Armistice Day OBJ
served as a day of prayer, Bethany
church, Mrs. Eugene Merriam, Fed
Grated church, Miss Gertrude s. Wes-
ton, Centennial Methodist, Mrs. An
ME Nichols. Notre Dame of Lourdes.
Miss Mary Murphy and Mrs. Celesta
Roullard. It was voted to send the
"Star in the East" to the schools. The
following officers were elected; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Eta LaCasce: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Laura H. Dinsmore: secre-
tary. Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson: treasur-
er. Miss Gertrude S. Weston. Remarks
retiring president who has served
the Union most faithfully for the
past number of years. The program
was directed by Miss Weston and
the following numbers were present.
ed: two papers. 1.-THE World Pro-
gram, Prohibition" and THE World
Federation Prohibition" were read by
Miss Weston, paper THE 18th Ma
tional Congress Against Alcoholism.
Mrs. Della Bartlett; THE Tapestry
Weavers". Mrs. Danforth. After the
program the meeting adjourned to
meet on the Goth of November with
the treasurer, Miss Gertrude s. Wes-
ton at her home on the Island
Mrs. Dan Powers who has been in
town the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Per-
ley Stevens at their home on Leavitt
street for two weeks, left Wednesday
morning for her home in Salem,
Mass.
Mrs. Nancy Huckins who Is the
teacher of the White school on the
Lakewood roads Madison was in town
Wednesday morning on her way to
Portland, where she will attend the
teachers convention. Mrs. Jessie
Barley. also a Madison teacher went
to Portland on the eight o'clock train
and will attend the convention
Mrs. Sarah F. Clark was in Water
Vile, Tuesday. the guest of her son.
Wilkie Clark.
n. J.. Groupe Of Idaville, Penn, who
is in Somerset county buying apples,
left on the 11:40 train for a business
trip to Hinckley. Watervile and .Au-
gusta.
Five of the young men from the
Ivan +. Bicknell post of the Amer
lean Legion of Augusta were in town
Tuesday, coming by automobile 10
attend the funeral service of private
Ivan f. Bicknell, for whom the Au-
gusta post is named. which was held
in the Bethany Baptist church Tues
day morning. With them they
brought beautiful floral offering and
their flag which is silk and one of
great beauty. Others from out of
town to attend the services were, Mr..
Bicknell's grandparents, Mrs. George
Bicknell of Woodfords, and Mrs. Ed
ward Rollins Of Albion. Mr.. and Mrs,
Lester Bicknell and two children of
Natick, Mass. and Mrs. Jennie
Branch Of Albion, Me.
Mrs. George Carron was in Water
vile on business Tuesday afternoon.
A much enjoyed Halloween party
was given Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Pauline Bragg Green at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Bragg on East LeaYitt street. When
the guests, who were Mrs. Myra
Avery. Mrs. Ava Sheridan, Mrs.
Charlotte TarboX, Mrs. Catherine
Cheney, Miss Myra French, arrived,
they found the place where the party
was held by a JACKIE lantern which
was at the door. and they were ad-
United by one of the guests, Mrs.
Ben. Collins in a ghost attire. who
silently pointed up the stairway and