Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-12-20

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son, Mrs. Mary Marston. Mrs. Flor |
ence Huntington and Miss Jeanne |
Thomson: apron table, Mrs. Annie |
Nolin. Mrs. Eliza Petty, Mrs. Minnie |
Russell: picture display. Mrs. Bertha |
Merservey; home cooked food coun- |
ter, Mrs. Jennie Horne, Mrs. Nellie !
Hopkins and Mrs. Grace Stevens:
candy counter. Mrs. Bertha Hail.
Mrs. Isabel Dane and Mrs. Winnie
Goodwin; mystery tree, Mrs. Flor !
ence Dugas and Miss Nellie Bean.
Jellies and home canned goods were
sold by Mrs. Carrie Steward and Mrs.
Flora McPheters. The president
Mrs. Lottie Griffin. was in attendance
and cordially greeted the guests, as
sisting wherever help was needed.
The ladies Of the class have been At
work for many weeks preparing for
this annual event and are most ap-
preciative Of the work Of the men,
bers and also of the liberal patron
age of the town ladies and citizens
generally.
Miss Dorothy Gaylord Of Boston
arrived in town Saturday night and
will visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith at their
home on Kennebec street over the
holidays.
Bert Avore Of Dexter has been in
town for few days, the guests OF
relatives.
The Junior Boys of the Federated
church Sunday school gave delight
full entertainment in the church par
lors Friday evening. The entertain
ment was the presentation Of Long,
fellows poem ."Hiawatha." with the
following cast: Nokomis. Stillman
Jordan; Hiawatha, Jackie Wilder;
Minnehaha, Clarence Whiting; Iagee,
Gordan Briggs; Arrowmaker, Mil
burn Stevens: Pan Puk Keewus, Jack
Jenkins; other Indians. Harold Nc
Nally,> dressed. as a chief announcing
different scenes, Delma Daggett;
white men, Kenneth Keene, Edwin
Dane, Frederick Woodbury., Arthur
Thompson, Edward Roullard. Robert
and Lawrence Randall, James Blunt
and Eugene Baxter drew the curtain
and Eugene Baxter and Edward To-
hey took the tickets at the door. The
story of the play was read by Mrs.
Lola M. Blunt. Edna Gushing. who
thad charge Of the affair was assisted
| by Mrs. Blunt and Mrs. Bertha Jen-
kins. The teachers of the three
classes assisting in the entertainment
are Miss Gushing. Mrs. Eva Green
wood and Mrs. Alice Cover. Ice
cream was on sale after the pro-
gram by Fred Locke, Ralph Griffin
and Edward Tobey, assisted by Ade-
line Goodwin and Effie Martin. The
proceeds will be used for the boys
II work. This entertainment was very
II well given and greatly enjoyed by the
| goodly number present. each one
taking his part in an excellent man
i ner.
H Mrs. Charles Patten Of Skowhegan
/ was operated upon Monday morning
4 at the Somerset hospital.
Il The Bethany choir will meet at the
H church this Tuesday evening at 7.s0
II o'clock to rehearse for the Christmas
- music.
John Russell Cow of Live Oak. Fla,
arrived in town Monday and is the
guest of her classmate, Joseph Co.
burn Smith atColby college, both be-
ing members Of the class '2S, at the
home of Mr.. Smiths parents, DR.. and
Mrs George Otis Smith, on Coburn
avenue.
An interesting meeting Of the Y.
s NJ. C. A. boys was held Sunday after
h noon in the Federated church parlors
G at three O'Clock. The speaker was
Rev Herbert l.. Nichols, pastor of
a the Centenary Methodist church who
f gave a talk on "Steadfast Purpose"
e which he applied to all walks of life
s but especially to the religious life.
df George Halves, Bernard Holt and
,. Kenneth Woodbury. who represented
: the Skowhegan High school at the
y Students Conference at Lewiston
y last week. gave interesting reports
r Of the conference. No announce
+ ment was made for the next meet
= ing.
II Hon. Carlton P. Merrill, cashier of
I the First National Bank, went to
+ Boston Monday, on a business trip.
s Mrs Martha Corson Of Lakewood
: was in town Monday morning on her
way to Waterville.
;, DR.. I. L. Salley returned Monday
q morning on the TAO train from bus
|, mess trip to Bangor.
= Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Decker Of Clin-
n ton were in town on business. Mon
d day.
o Mrs. Carl Osborne returned Monday
$ morning from Fairfield, where she
: had been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
William Leminilen.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Emmons Richard Of
d Hinckley were in town on business,
4 Monday morning.
r Ernest L. Savage was in Water
Y vile, shopping, Monday.
Il Mrs. Della Stone, teacher Of the
Q fifth grade at the Park building went
Monday on the morning train to
n Winthrop where she will pass the
n Christmas vacation with her sister,
= Mrs. Josie Thompson.
L. Mrs. Alice Davis, representing the
). Volunteers Of America, arrived on the
e TAO train Monday morning and pass
ed the day in town.
S Attorneys Edward F. Merrill and
: William Folsom Merrill went to Au-
: gusta Monday morning to be present
n at the regular December session Of
the Law court.
d Deputy Sheriff Howard w. Lowd
: was in Augsta Monday, on business.
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