Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-04
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Mrs Lawyer Waldron of Dexter
recently was "A guest Of her aunt,
Mr.. Marilla Messcr, and her cousin,
Frank Bridges
Mrs Clarence Penney and son,
raul. have returned to Lewiston af-
yer passing the week lend ut the home
al Mr. Ponncy'S mother. Mrs. Elsie
Penney.
Harold MORN. who has been pass
Ag the holiday vacation with his pa
rents Mr. and Mrs NORM. OF Good
gln street. returned Monday to Bos-
ION. where he is attending 4 school
4 Of pharmacy.
Mrs Walter Goodwin OF Skowhegan
is visiting her son and his Wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Goodwin. for a few
Il days
Mr.. and Mrs. Alhah Wyman of
Waterville were Sunday guests Of
4 friends in town.
Edward Perry has returned from
a week END visit With his father.
Il Charles Perry. of Smithfield.
4 Evelyn Lewis. the young daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, hs~
4 returned from Boston, where she mas
/ been receiving treatment at the Hunt
ington hospital. She was accompan-
ed by her father and her uncle, Her
bert Haynes
Rev. Weston p. Holman of the
Methodist church attended a meet
Ing of the Pastors Union, which was
held Monday in Watervile
Funeral services for the late Judge
George w. Field were held at the
residence Sunday afternoon at 9
o'clock. Rev. c. f. Knickerbocker of
the Universalist church of Waterville
was the officiating clergyman and the
services were conducted by Anon
Lodge of Odd Fellows. The bearers
were: Fred Whitney. Marshall Til
Eton, William Blake and Everett
IHower, and interment was. in Lake,
view cemetery.
At the regular meeting of Cascade
Orange Saturday evening in Grange
1)iall the first and second degrees were
conferred on Il class of candidates.
Efter which d short program consisting
II music by the grange and Rotations
khy Mrs. Lottie Cornforth, Miss Mil
EsIrcd Cornforth and Miss Mildred Per-
&hins Next Saturday evening the
#third and fourth degrees will lbe con-
Eferred, after which 4 harvest supper
twill be served. and all those not solicit
FED from are requested to bring pie.
Fake. bread or doughnuts. Kennebec
pomona Grange will meet here on Jan.
III and II. On Tuesday. Jan. II, the
Ehfth degree will be conferred at the
Forenoon session and it is hoped it
Evil lie possible to make up class of
30 Candidates to receive this degree
kAt the afternoon and evening sessions
n literary program will be carried out
Eon Wednesday, Jan. 10. the annual
Ee!ection and installation of officers for
Ethe Pomona Grange will be held. All
Kmembers who have dishes belonging
/ TO the grange are requested to return
Them next Saturday evening.
Thc Whatsoever Guild of the First
El5aptist church will hold its annual
/ meeting and banquet this evening in
&the church yestry. The banquet will
HE served at $50 o'clock. Mrs. l.. III.
EIlsrke Of Augusta will be present and
faddress the meeting. and the mite box
twill he opened. The committee in
E'harg9 Of the affair consists of Miss
Lena Kerr, Mrs. Roy Fowler and Miss
Faith Tuck
Mrs. G. T. Sabine and grandson
EDean Cook. W ho were guests over the
thoiiday and week end of Mrs. Sab
$ine's daughter. Mrs. Lewis Crowell
pave returned to their home in Lew
&islon.
f. T.. Croweil lett Sunday on Il bus
#,ness trip to Buffalo, Ontario, Mon
Freal and Quebec.
Nh. and Mrs. j. H. Lewis and
FiauShter, Gwendolyn. and Thomas
Driscoll, who have been guests at the
home of Ny. and Mrs. Lewis Crowell
ne past week, have returned to their
home in Lewiston.
Leonard Thompson. Who has been
SsltinG his brother. William Thomp-