Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-22
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was held Saturday afternoon and eve-
ming on the grounds adjoining the
church. The affair was well attended
and was carried out in the usual sue
cessful manner. Attractive booths
containing cooked foods. ice cream,
fancy work, received much attention
and games and contests of various
kinds We're INDUCED in The booths
We're in charge of the following la
dies; Refreshments Mary Fortier
Exelia Drapeau. Airline Bisson and
Alice Auclair: ice cream. Annie Don
ovan. Mary Rate, Mabel Auclair and
Della LaChapelle: fancy work. Mag
gle Donovan. Julia Currier. Eva Mo-
rim Kate Hegarty, Mary Hegarty and
Mrs. Annie Price. Soft drinks were
sold by Joseph Skomro, Armand
Fleury and George Drapeau and sew
eral games We're conducted by Jerry
Donovan. Philip Fleury and Fred
Fountaine. In the evening the grounds
were prettily lighted with strings OF
electric lights. making a very attrac-
tive appearance. Music was furnished
during the evening by the White Sis
! ters' orchestra of Augusta and gen
eral good time was participated in by
good number of parishioners and
guests. In the various contests Peter
Mccain was the winner of a comcra.
box of cigars and a soft pillow; Miss
May Farmer won the electric grill:
Mrs. Pedro Libby. a silver cake plate:
Mrs. Alice Rourke. an electric toastcr;
Miss Maggie Donovan, pair. of can
a set Of bluebird dishes.
Mrs. Ethel Nelson. who has been
visiting in town. left Saturday for
Providence. r. /.
, Nathan Cobb and sister of New York
are guests of their uncles, Ellery and
Augustus Cobb.
Frank Smith of Rumford is the
guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
James Smith.
Mrs. Mary Gray is passing a few
days in Readfcld.
Mrs. Alice Fournier and two chill
dren of Rumford Falls are guests Of
] Mrs. Fournier's sister Mrs. Colfax
Kinds
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Fenton Of
New Haven. CT. are guests of Mr.
! Fenton's mother at her cottage on
Lake Maranacook
| Mrs. Cora Knight Clifford. who has
been the guest of Mrs. j II. Pinkham
! at her cottage on Lake Maranacook
! left last week to visit friends in
! Pennington. Mrs. Clifford who has
been acting as matron of a school in
| Philadelphia for the past year has
accepted a position as teacher of Eng
lish al Greenwich, z. I.
! Mrs. Laura Jackson is visiting in the
! family Of Byron Carr.
! A. 3. Carr and daughter. Miss Susie
Carr, have returned from visit with
relatives and friends in Portland.
A club. known as the Jolly Jul
niors Outing Club was formed here
recently. for girls between the ages
of seven and twelve years. with Miss
Dorothy Webb as play leader. The
/ first outing was held Friday. August
20 at Thomas shore on Lake Anna
bessacook, the members going in the
forenoon taking their lunch with
them. delightful time was en-
joyed with playing games and other
are Madeline and Constance Nell
roy, Kathryn Webb. Lolita and Lu-
Gle Perry. Marjorie Houseworth.
Barbara Howard and Imoeene Part
ridge. and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all girls between the pre-
scribed ages to Join them in their
good times. The leader Miss Webb,
will gladly furnish any further in
formation and hopes to have many
applications for membership in the
club. The next outing will be at the
McIlroy home on High street.
! Mrs. Edith Sturtevant had the
misfortune to trip and fall while en-
gagged about her homework on Fri
Gay badly injuring one knee. as the
result of which she is obliged to use
crutChes for the present.
Rev. Percy J. Clifford and family
have gone to Campmeeting at East
Livermore to remain until the meet
irgs close.
, The Misses May. Alice and Ursula
Farmer are boarding at the Pavo-
ria Inn for the remainder of the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. York and son.
are spending the week with relatives
and friends in Unity and Brewer
Mr.. York, who is employed as line
man for the Lewiston, Monmouth
and Green Telephone Company, is
/ having his annual vacation.
Mrs Ruth Webb leaves Monday
for Pine Point to visit DR.. and Mrs
II. b. Record of Auburn at their cot
tage for the rest of the month.
Mrs Roland Woodbury. and
daugter of Monmouth, are visiting
Mrs. Woodbury's sister, Mrs. Stella
Tinkham.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Leighton and
ed an automobile trip to Waldoboro
on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Brown and
daughter Left Saturday for East
Livermore where they will attend
campmcetiug.
Miss Mary Yeaton was the recent
guest OF her sister. Mrs. ID. S. Da-
mon ~ Belgrade.
Miss Anna Smell Of Mclrose. Mass
arrived in town Saturday and is the
guest Of Mrs. Cora Williams at the
Elmhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Henchcy. who
have been stopping at the Elmhurst
with Mr.. Henchey's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Mccain. returned Sunday