Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-24
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in the Grange hall as they arrived.
The banquet was served by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Simpson in the lower
hall, which had been made most at
tractive by the committee with beau
tiful evergreen trees and flags of all
sizes. The table decorations were
bright red carnations and small
flags; the place favors were red,
white and blue caps, which were
worn. more or less becomingly, dur
ing the banquet. The menu consist
ed of grapefruit cocktail, roast
chicken. mashed potato, cranberry
sauce, squash, fruit salad, frozen
pudding. assorted cakes. and coffee.
The banquet was delicious and was
excellently served. The mattresses.
High. school girls, were dressed in
white. During the banquet music
was furnished by Nay Varney, drum
and Marion Thompson. piano. After
the banquet the guests returned to
the upper hall. The company who
were to furnish the entertainment.
Arthur B. Plummer and DIR. M. z.
Lord, comets, John H. Jenkins, from
bone, DR.. r. "A. Derbyshire, tenor
drum, Din Charles r. Viles, base
drum, marched through the hall to
the platform, where upon the raising
Of the curtain they were seated,
Plummer and Derbyshire, tambor- :.
ines, Lord and Jenkins, bones, and
Viles, interlocutor The endmen
were Respondent in purple and yell
low suits and Mr.. Viles, as the dig
nifty of his position demanded, wore
a Prince Albert and silk hat. The
opening number was chorus
"Jungle Town" and the other num-
hers were: Song, Il Have Said My
Last Farewell" DIR. Derbyshire;
song, Carolina Sunshine" Dr. Lord;
Topical Song" Charles VileS; song,
my Garden of Roses DIR. Derby
shire; song, "Oysters and Clans"
Mr. jenkins; final chorus. by the
company. Many jokes and personal
hits were given throughout the per-
Torrance and gales of laughter and
almost unceasing applause ensued
Mrs. Roy L. Marston accompanied
throughout the program and added
much to it's excellence by her play
ing. After the performance the floor
was cleared and dancing was en-
joyed with music by Varney and
Miss Thompson. This party given in
honor of the club members gentle
men was. one of the happiest affairs
ever given by the club and was en-
joyed to the full by everyone for
tunate enough to be present.
E. p Dyer of Hartland was in
town Wednesday on business
DR.. l. B. Mower of Waterville, a
trustee Of the Reformatory for
Women. made an official visit to the
institution Wednesday.
Mrs. Edward Weston with her in
FAINT daughter, WHO was born at
Somerset hospital. returned to her
home on Summer street Wednesday
afternoon.
DIR. c. Earl Richardson was in
Norridgewock on professional bust
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Emerson, who has been
surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital, returned to her home on
Mechanic street Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Dorothy Kilbfeth of East
Winthrop arrived in town Wednes-
day noon and is the guest of her sis
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
J. Dysart.
Mrs. Vira Chase of Athens was in
town on business Wednesday.
Attorney Howard Haley of Hart
land was a business visitor in town
Wednesday.
|, Mrs. Olive M. King of Bingham
was in town Wednesday on her way
to Waterville to see her little grand
son, Melvin Burton. who is a pa
tient at the Sisters hospital. Mrs.
Good Will, the guest Of her grand
daughter, Miss Mabel o. Burton.
Mrs. C. A. Goodwin of Athens was
in town Wednesday, visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Eugene Thompson of
Summer street, and shopping.
Mrs. Fred Collins of Athens was
in Skowhegan Wednesday on her
way to Gorham, where she will visit
for 10 days with her daughter, Mrs.
Bernice Hight.
, Mrs. Mary Green Thompson of
Taftville, Conn, arrived in town on
the 1135 train Wednesday, being
called to Athens by the serious ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. Jane Green,
an aged citizen of that town.
The Teachers Professional Read
ing Class was pleasantly entertained
on Tuesday evening by Miss Helen
White, at the home of Mrs. Bessie
Lambert on Middle street. The time
was passed in discussion of topics of
especial interest to teachers doing
High school work, and socially. The
hostess served delicious refresh
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