Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-07

! Cleveland, at their home on the DIR.
Mann road, while in town.
| Mrs. Sumner Ellis was operated
upon at the Somerset hospital Mon
day.
The Social Circle of the Centenary
! Methodist church was entertained on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Laura H.
| Dinsmore at her home on East Front
street. There was a large attendance.
| The new officers elected at the last
meeting filled the chairs and inter
esting reports of the past years
i work We're given. The treasurer's
report showed that the Circle had
earned $S74.9S. 1t had installed a
new bath room at the parsonage,
paid for the janitor service at the
church and helped out in other ways.
1t was voted to hold sale dinner in
the near future; also to serve lunches
at the County. fair. The Circle is
contemplating repairs on the vestries
Eight new members have recently
| joined. Mrs. Dinsmore served a de-
licious lunch and a most pleasant
social hour was passed. The next
meeting will be held on Wednesday,
April 20. The new officers are:
President. Mrs. Myrtle M. Lamb:
vice president, Mrs. Carrie McPher-
son; End vice president, Miss Emma
! Hall; secretary, Mrs. Laura H. Dins-
more; treasurer, Miss Lila Weston.
The following committees to serve
the coming year were appointed:
| ApronS-Alrs. Viola Smith. Miss Lila
weston; fancy work-Mrs. Lillian
! smith, Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson, Miss
j CeIla Packard, Mrs. Rena Turner,
/ MISS Coralie Parker. and Miss AdeI-
ena Landry; kitchen-Mrs. Viola
( smith, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Miss Emma
Hall, Mrs. Vina Harville; dining
! room-Mrs. Lillian Smith, Mrs,
Francis Smith, Mrs. Florence Wes-
/ ton, Mrs. Ida George, Mrs. Jennie
! Nuttlng and Mrs. Susie Jacobs:
tickets-Mrs. Bessie Smith; care of
sliVer-Mrs. Ellen Emery and Mrs.
IDA Moore; cutting food-Mrs. Laura
Dlnsmore and Mrs. Josie Lancaster:
hoWers-Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson.
calling tfor ApriD-Mrs. VIVA Har-
! vile and Mrs. Jennie Nutting
MISS Margaret O'Brien, who passed
lhe winter in New York, returned on
tuesday evening and is opening the
nome OF Mrs. Matte Goodwin on
MADISON avenue. Mrs. Goodwin. who
/ was IN California the past wintor
with her sister. Mrs. Shumwav and
other relatives, started on her return
| home on April 8.
/ representative Elmer f. Tovne
came up from Augusta Wednesday TO
| conduct the orchestra at the oper-
etta "katcha Koo," Wednesday eve
ming
Mrs w. H. Lake of Madison u,,s
in town Wednesday, on her wav rs
Waterville. where she will visit win
relatives. "-'''
Evelena Chase of shawmut was in
town on business Wednesday.
Miss Lucy Bigelow and Miss R,r-
para Hodges of North Fairfield were
IN town over Wednesday night to at
tend the operetta "Katcha Koo ;,
! Whlie in town they were the euests
OF Miss Delphine Murray at the home
oI ner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Josenh
II. Murray, on East Front street
Mrs. III. e. Harrington of Canaan
was in town shopping Wednesday
| Mrs. Joseph H Bacon was in Eoir
neld on business Wednesday morn
ing. 'ioi ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Perry and
uausn'er' Mrs. Irene Mullen and little
son. Richard, who had been in town
On business at the court, returned to
.helr nome in st. Adams on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. n. Twomley and children
ana Mrs. Maurice Clough. of Aupus-
ia, arrived in town "Wednesday ~,
the Lilo train and are visiting NJ
and Mrs. Mark Savage at their homo
on Alder street
me Boys club of the Federated
church will hold social FRIDAY eve
nihg IN the parlors of the Congrega-
'lonal church. A small admission
VIII be charged. There will be a
good program and ice cream will, no
on sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Alton Fl. Cleveland
| nave sold their home on the ~
mann ROAD TO chester Perkins, who is
TO take possession the Goth of Nav
the sale includes all the stock ex.
cept the horse. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve-
land have purchased a house Of
Samuel w. Gould on Madison avenue
where they are to move as soon 40
the house is remodeled.
At the naturalization bearinos
heard before Judge L. B. Deasev. the
following applicants were admitted
TO citizenship: Otto Karl ERNEST
Baker of Arson; Albert George Frid-
rick, Cornville; John Serencha An
son; Arthur Robert Gaskin. Fair
field; John Sengay. Arson: Martin
Joseph Domaine, The Forks: Iona
than Livingston, North Arson. los
eph Jackes Cote. lockwood and
George SPiers, Harmony. The daupb-
ters of the Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter D. A. R. presented each
with copy of the "Amerioan
Creed" and an American flag.
The following is the tentative as-
signed list of cases to come before
the court on Thursday and Friday Of
this week:
Thursday-Pierce VS.. Grant and
trustees. Merrill G. Merrill: Pattan-
gan & Locke for principles: Cover