Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-03
Spiritual Ladies' Aid Society Holds All Day SessionMoody
School Progra-Jiors Entertain at Large Party-Pyhi-
an Sisters Past Chief Enter aimed BY Mrs. GflanMany
Attend Sunshine Society Meeting at R0ulard Home

nette Padham: old fashioned girl,
Ruth McQuillian; Spanish girl, Louise
Repetti. Interesting features included
a dance by Miss Florence Wood who
wore a dark red costume and black
hose and slippers and with her black
curls and bright attractive face and
the excellence of her dance added
very pleasing feature. Helen Hight
delightfully."- entertained by giving a
musical recitation, and the other in
teresting features which was a negro
vaudeville by William Wildes and
Lyndall Smith, was equally en-
joyed and was indeed funny and caus-
ed much merriment. The second act
was laid in the home of the Mr.. Wey-
mouth ST., who it appears has died
and Mr.. James Smith, his attorney.
calls on Mr.. Weymouth, Jr. and reads
his uncle's will to him in which all
Of his property goes to Richard, Jr.,
on condition that he lives for one year
in his home and sees no one and goes
nowhere and during that time he is
to study law. Young Weymouth de-
cides to accept the terms of the will
and begins at once to conform to the
conditions. BY doing so his fiance
and he are estranged apd his cousin.
Jack Weymouth assisted by the maid
Annette, endeavors to make her think
that Richard no longer cares for her.
Many mysteries occur during the
year. In the last act on the day be-
fore the year is up Elizabeth comes
to the mansion and gains entrance
and sees Richard and demands that
Richard explain to her the actions of
the last year and he tells her that
he cannot do so until the morrow,
but she refuses to wait and turns to
Jack who accompanied her to the
house; at this moment the uncle who
was only pretending that he had died
to make Richard give up his easy and
gay living appears and tells Rich
ard Of his plot and that he is truly
to be his heir and dismisses the SER
wants who have helped Jack and or
ders him from the house. and Betty
and Richard make up. And everything
ends happily.
The music is furnished by the Ju-
nior High school orchestra with Miss
Fern Packard of the Senior class
playing the piano. The production
was we'll put on and credit is due to
the coach, Miss Hall and to everyone
who had part in the affair. The
stage manager was Robert Wyman,
and the business manager Kenneth
Cole.
DR. H. F. Stevens Of Cambridge.
Mass arrived in town Thursday eve
ming to see his sister. Miss Luella
Stevens who is patient at the Som
erset hospital.
Mrs. James Gilfllin entertained at
her home on Mount Pleasant avenue
the members Of the Past Chiefs AS
sociation of the Bloomfield Temple
Pythian Sisters on Thursday evening
when the first meeting since its or
ganization was held. The president,
Mrs. Helen Knight presided at the
business session. After the transac-
ton of the business and plans for the
future work a social time was en-
ioyed and the hostess served delicious
refreshments of ice cream, waters.
candies and nuts. 1t was decided
to hold the meetings monthly and on
the first Thursday evening. The next
meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, January with Mrs. Belle
Donaldson at her home on 'Bantist
hill. The association now numbers
10.
Mrs. Robert Packard and little ba-
by and Mrs. Warren Blaisdell of Fair
field were In town for the day Friday.
Mrs. Forest Shaw, who has been in
town since Wednesday at the home
of Abner Currier on Shirley street,
coming because of the death of Mrs.
Currier, who was very dear friend,
returned to her home in Fairfield,
Friday morning.
Boyce Hunt, who has been in town
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Gill
man, Weston street, returned to his
home in Burnham, Friday morning.
The Golden Rod Branch of the In
ternational Society of Sunshine was
entertained by Mrs. Paul Roullard at
her home on Summer street, Thurs
day evening with an attendance Of
c6. The members gathered early and
passed the greater part of the eve
ming sewing for needy family. The
regular business session was held for
this was regular semi monthly
meeting, after which the hostess
served punch and waters. The ladies
present gave Mrs. Roullard a rising
vote of thanks for serving as hostess
to this sewing meeting. The next
meeting of the branch will be held
with the president, Mrs. Samuel Rod
crick at her home on Free street, and
will be held on Thursday evening,
December Is.
, c. l.. Mastcrman Of Weld, who has
been employed in Corinna and WHO
has been in town the guest OF his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
othy Swett, left on the morning train
Friday, for Wilton.
Mrs. James Gilfllian passed the
day Friday. with her sister, Mrs.
Rose Strickland. at her home in
Iiincklcy.
Miss Anna Groder passed the day
Friday. in Watcrville, on business.
Mrs. o. c. Huff. who has been in
Bangor for several days, was il
town Thursday noon, arriving on the
II o'clock train and went to her hons
in Athens.
Philip Lery Of Bristol, Conn. ar
rived in town Wednesday night to
accompany his mother. Mrs. J. W.
Lery to her home in Bristol. Conn,
l.