Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-10-24

Friday afternoon after being in town
the guest of Mrs. Flora Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Henderson
went to Fairfield Saturday morning
where they visited over Sunday theft
son-in -law-and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Laney.
Mrs. Mary Smith, who passed the
summer at her cottage at Lakewood
left on the 8 o'clock train Saturday
morning for East Walpole, Mass,
where she will pass the winter. =
Miss Florence Gilman of Anson
was in Skowhegan Saturday morn
ing, on her way to Bangor on a BUS
mess trip. Before returning Mrs.
Gilman will go to Winthrop.
Mrs. Gard Bosworth who had been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Winne-
fred Locke at her home in Athens,
left on the s o'clock train Saturday
morning for her home in Portsmouth,
N. H., where they have been located
for the past five years, Mr.. Boswortn
being employed in the Navy Yard.
They formerly resided in Athens
Miss Hildred Bibber of Good Will
was in town on business, Saturday.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Federated church held a much
enjoyed masquerade and Halloween
social in the church parlors. There
was a large attendance about a hun
dred of the guests came in appropri-
ate costumes and all entered through
the chamber of horrors where thy
were obliged to eat dead frogs"
worms" fishes eyeballs" shake
hands with a ghost and look at a
skull. After the entrance was made
partners for the games and stunts
were chosen. Many games and stunts
were enjoyed. Mrs Elizabeth Mar
BILE told fortunes and Miss Bertha
Dow played on the mandolin during
the telling of the fortunes. This So
cial was arranged by the following
committees: Olena Viles, Mary Mer-
rill and Evelyn Viles, and a boys
committee made up of Walter -vil-
son Hamlin Tobey and Myron Towle,
who did everything they could to
make all present have a first rate
good time. Pumpkin pies. pop corn.
doughnuts. apples. punch and milk
were on sale. The small admittance
fee of five cents was charged and
each committee made about $S, which
will be the nucleus of an Ocean Park
fund, to send delegates to the School
of Methods which is held at Ocean
Park for 10 days every summer The
Christian Endeavor society will hold
another social in November and plans
ere already being formulated for the
affair.
Miss Alice Poulin and Miss Lillian
Vigue returned from Waterville Sun
day. where they had visited with
friends since Saturday.
Mrs. E. P. Rogers and son Payson,
and Mrs. Rogers mother, Mrs. Eta
Frederick of Norridgewock, were in
town on business, Saturday.
Miss Louise Maxwell, who had been
the guest of Miss S. M. Ward Of
Madison, was in Skowhegan Satur-
day. leaving on the afternoon train
for her home in Lewiston.
Mrs. Ray Staples and little daugh-
ter Dorothy, who formerly resided in
Skowhegan but who are now living
in Fairfield, were in town Saturday,
on business.
Mrs. Lucy j. French who had been
the guest of her son Oliver French,
at his home in Athens, returned to
her home in Gardiner Saturday,
leaving on the 11.40 train.
Mrs. Helen Groves, one of the Mad
ison school teachers was in. town on
business, Saturday.
Miss Addie King, Miss Lena Rod
erick and Miss Alice King were in
Waterville Saturday afternoon on
business
Miss Camilla and Arlene Longley
OF Fairfield arrivedjn town on the II
o'clock train Saturday and were met
by their uncle, Allie Longley of Nor
ridgewock and motored to Norridge-
wock where they were guests over
the weekend of their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Longley.
Mrs. Ruth Brawn and Mrs. Max
Foster and little daughter, Zelda Of
Canaan were in town shopping Sat
urday.
Mrs. Everett Sparrow and daugh-
ter. Leoria, who were in town on
business. returned to their home in
Veazie, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Vivian Hubbard of Colby was
the weekend guest OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard on the
Lakewood road.