Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-26

terest to the large number l.
tendance. The communion Inv
were sung. The pastor, ReJ 1
bert l.. Nichols, gave an imtras
talk on the incidents of the Tsur
night of Passion week. Thel i
supper was administered and !,
one present partook Of the La
supper. !
The service Thursday everir,
the Bethany Baptist church ka,
propriate to the Easter seasG !,
a sermon by the pastor. Revsce
Merriam, on His Last Weekf
The. banquet room in the kas
hall was the scene of delighsm
Invites on Thursday afternoos v
the Sunset Chapter No. SO, ODD,
Eastern Star, held a fair. TIE 1
rations were very attractiyk
general committee was comnpse
Mrs. Ina G.. Hill. Mrs. Bessic
Smith, Mrs. Ethel Morrow, MIS-
ell Christensen, Mrs. AdalaidA |
and Mrs. Jessie Plummer. IDr
the afternoon. Miss Helen sH
played several piano solos. On.
the most enjoyable features oSth
ternoon was the tea served tby
English ladies who belong liz
Star, Miss Edith NJ. Gledh1
William Mitchell, Mrs. JohnI r
son and Mrs. Violet Parker teir
charge. The tea consisted ofiea
homemade English tea cakeS '
were very delicious. Many ha,
fancy and useful articles werdor
and were sold (for everything
sold), under the direction of Ian
cient committee made up IL
Harriet Gledhill. chairmad
Minna Savage. Mrs. Lena WettV
Mrs. Alice Wadsworth, Mrs.
Curtis, Mrs. Adelaide Ordway,
Bertha Holt and Mrs. Mary 81
field. The most delicious ca
were sold by Mrs. Maud il
chairman; Mrs. Lou Games, Mrs
tie Tarbox, Mrs. Eliza Smileu
Martha Faregraves, Mrs. Fife
Der, Miss Alice z. Goodrich and
Maud Plummer. A large amo.
cooked food was sold by Mrs.
Savage and her assistants. Al
+, laneous table attracted much
ton, from which all sorts OF {
were sold and was presided on
Mrs. Adelaide Lowd and other
bers of that committee. The S
$3.50 was taken in from the sale
ing the evening a dance was eI
which was in charge of a S
committee composed of Mrs.
Morrow and Mrs. Adelaide Low
music was furnished by Tarne!
chestra Punch and WATERS
served at intermiSSion and the
number present spent very q
bic evening and it was a happy
of the festivities. %
The girls in the Sunday
class taught by Miss Alice w
who entertained the boys Of the
Junior Club and their guests an
supper at the church on Tn,
evening, went to tho home Of
the members, Miss Helen Am
High street, and played game
had a general good time. 2
| Irwin Laskey. who is empl1
the Maine Pulp and Paper ie
confined to his home on Cedar.
| by illness. pa
! MI. and Mrs. George Web
have sold their home on Water
to Mrs. Deborah Fellows arc
ming to move into the west J
their apartment house, also o.
ter street. which is now occUp
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Smith
and Mrs. Smith have not as, }
lcided upon their new location.
| Mrs. Lester b. 'ackett of AHst
aIIive in town tomorrow. S
land Will visit with hcr mothel
| William Seamans for q few d,
Idiss Ruby Dyer OF Colby {
care up Friday evening and Y
the guest of her p4.cnts, VI
Mrs. Allen Dyer 1T their hc
Winter street durIDS the East
cation. %
| Mr.. and Mrs. W..i;Sm Heath
ton rave returned to their hol
Ia. lowell, after being the que
| Mrs. Margaret Craft at her BID
summer street.