Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-21

SeHlptcO, ME- MARY nOueTICk prs.
scented Mrs. Thibodeau with hand
some electric lamp and several
pieces Of cut glass, which Mrs. Thibo-
deau graciously received. The party
was a most happy occasion and the
friends of Mrs. Thibodeau extended
all good wishes to her in her new
home and expressed their sincere
to leave town.
Miss Anne NJ. Caswell went to
Portland Saturday where she is the
guest Of Mrs. Raymond D. Fritz.
Miss Theda Holman, the parole
matron at the State Reformatory for
Women passed the day Saturday in
Lewiston on business.
Mrs. Frank A.. Vosmus will return
from Auburn this Monday night
after being the guest since Saturday
morning of her son. Elmer Vosmus
and family. =
| Mrs. James Stenhouse was in Wa
terville shopping Saturday.
, Mrs. Lena Mathews went to Port
land Saturday morning to be the
SuCct VI iiVk MIS-. 0SHfi
Casey and family for few days.
Mrs. Lulie Hackett and daughter.
Elsie went to Portland on the morn
ing train where they will visit with
Mrs. Hackett's mother, Mrs. Ida Nc
kenney. q
Mrs. William Clark and grand
daughter. Miss Arlene Clark passed
| tho Iav Got IN, No<n -
ping.
Mrs. Ida Moody who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William
Burrill in Skowhegan left Saturday
| on the =. NJ. train for West Farm
ington where she will pass some time
with friends.
Miss Rose Iemieux who had her
neck operated upon few weeks ago
by DR.. Abbott OF Portland, went to
| Portland Saturday for a treatment
| with DIR. Abbott.
Mrs. Isadore McSwain who has
been the guest of Mrs. Abbie Adell
| at her home on Leavitt street for a
few weeks, returned to her home in
North Belgrade Saturday leaving on
! the s o'clock train.
Mrs. Addie B. Doe who has been
the guest of her brother, Fred S
Burrill at his home in North Hart
land was in town Saturday morning
on her return to her home in Lewis
| ton.
Mrs. George Adams Of Buckfield
who has been in town caring for her
/ danohfor I've t1J ;a1,o L. i
her. infant, left Saturday on the
morning train and will go to Boston
! where she will visit with a sister.
The regular meeting Of the Russell
Relief Corps was held in Grand
Army hall on Friday afternoon with
| a large attendance. In the absence
of the president. Mrs. Viola F. Smith
who is i'll. the senior VICE president
Mrs. Marta Morrill, presided. The
routine business was transacted. A
letter from the National President of
the Woman's Relief Corps, Agnes
Parker of Boston, was read by Mrs.
Emma l.. Bedford. One application
for membership was presented. The
next meeting will be held on Friday,
December ,. at which time four can
-didates will be initiated and the an
nual election OF officers will occur,
and refreshments will be served and
a social time enjoyed following the
transaction OF business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Linnell returned
to their home in Bangor Saturday
after being guests over night of Miss
Margaret Smith at her home on the
corner Of Main and Bloomfield
street.
The following taken from a recent
copy OF the "Extention Service
News" printed in Corvallis, Ore, will
be of much interest to many Show
hogan people:
NEW NUTRITION SPECIALIST
Miss Margery Smith of Boston,
Mass, has been appointed nutrition
specialist of the Oregon Agricultural
College, EXtentton Service and began
her work on October 81. Miss Smith
lived ON q farm or in a small town
In Maine until she went to college
and she understands rural conditions
as " VI as those Of the city which
are factors in producing malnutri-
ton. Miss Smith is a graduate of
Simmons college, has taught home
economics in High schools and in
Pennsylvania State college and in
Simmons college. For the past two
years Miss Smith has been director
OF the Boston dietetics bureau, from
which position she came to Oregon.
MISE Smith Ia considered nnA of AhA