Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-22

adspices or the Elizabeth Pierce Ian
cey Chapter, y. AZ K. was big sue
cess, the ladies realizing about $50.
Mrs. Evelyn Hoxie Of Clinton was an
over-Sunday visitor In the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. Waiter Webendorfer.
PARK street
There will be special meeting of
Ira Berry Chapter. r. A NJ. Tuesday
evening for work in the NJ. Nj. NJ. de-
gree.
Perley G. Written is in Boston at
tending to matters Of business.
The knights Of Pythlas will hold
their second annual ball at Union
hall, Pittstield, Thursday evening,
March = and Goodwin's orchestra of
seven pieces will furnish music. Rae
T.. Butler has been chosen floor
manager and his aids will be William
Perclval, George Written, Verne
Collamore. Everett Carroll, Carl
Fernald and Albert Cook. Refresh
ments will be served at intermission.
M. c. |. Notes
The Y. w. c. A. had Tag day,
Monday. Feb. list and the young
ladies sold large number Of the
tags.
The Boys Glee club has sbeen
| chosen and they will go to Clinton
to give a program, Thursday eve
ming, Feb. "A. They have been work
ing for a long time on their parts,
under the instruction Of Prof. How
ard r. Pierce and have a very good
program ready for presentation.
The boys. who are to take the trip
to Clinton Thursday, are Ralph
Craig, Lloyd Stitham, Norris BUS
sell, Frederick lAinch, Bert Atwell,
Frank Genetti, Ralph Morrow, Regi-
maid johnson, konello Reynolds,
Maitland Wentworth, Fred Fuller,
Eugene Menard, Theodore Moran,
Newhouse, Harvey Mitchell, John
Laughton, Everard Hall, Maurice
Taylor, John Grey, Angus MacDon-
aid and Ralph Thomas. Special
parts, Frederick 'kinch, vocal solo;
| Norris Bussell,' violin solo; farce,
, Ralph Morrow, Ronello Reynolds,
Keginold Johnson.
Miss Speed passed the weekend
at her home in Gardiner.
Ralph Morrow, Nj. c. /. 81, pasesd
the weekend in Gardiner the guest
Of Mr.. Grant, a former student at
M. G. /.
Mary Friend passed the weekend
at her home in Carmel
Mrs. Kimball of Passadumkeag
is the guest of her daughter, Miss
| Charlotte Kimball at the NJ. c. I.
! dormitory.
Miss Virginia Higgins, NJ. c. I. 81
attended the basketball game at
Waterville Friday night She re-
turned to her home in Thorndike
Saturday morning. accompanied by
Miss Gwendolyn Hanson of Hart
land, NJ. c. l. %
DR.. Finney Of Lewiston, who has
been a guest at the home Of Mr.. An
drews for the past week, occupied
the pulpit at the Baptist church
Sunday, Feb. 10th. DR.. Finney's
discourses were greatly enjoyed by
all who had the opportunity Of hear
| ing him speak.
| Miss Mary Rhoades passed the
weekend in Oakland, the guest Of
Miss Anna Damon, a former resi-
| dent of this town and q former stu
| dent at M. c. /.
The Oakland High school boys
, got badly beaten at Pittsfield Satur-
day afternoon by a score Of SO to "a.
The game had been scheduled to be
| played in Oakland Saturday evening
but because of some misunderstand-
| ing the Oakland boys came to Pitts
! field and a game was played in the
| afternoon because the hall was en-
gagged for. the evening for the Pitts
| field A. A. Carmel game.
Preliminaries for the Alumni prize
speaking contest have been post
poned until the spring term as the
present time there are so many other
| important things to be attended to.