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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-16
y. S. Veterinary
MedicS to Meet

Chicago, Aug. 15.-The fifty fifth
annual meeting of the American Vet
Urinary Medical association, claimed
to be the largest organization of its
kind in the world. and including in
its membership, the leading vetcrin-
arians of this and other countries.
VIII be held in ST. Louis, August %
to September l, it was announced
today.
Inc association was organized for
mo promotion of professional intcr-
csts, to elevate the standard of yctcr-
mary education and to protect thc
livestock industry as well as the
public health by the prevention and
control of animal diseases" it was
stated by n. s. Mayo, Chicaco
secretary.
AS a result Of the efforts of this
association, the United States has
the best organization for the nre-
Vention and control Of animal
diseases OF any country in the world"
ar. Mayo continued. THE system
VI veterinary inspection Of meat food
products also is unsurpassed"
The address of welcome will, Iva
delivered by Gov. A. N. Hvdn of
Missouri at the opening meeting Of
anc convention on Monday, August
Is, with the response bv DR. Toit
Iutlor followed by the address Of
tne president, DIR. A. T. Kinslcv of
Kansas City, Mo.
Among the speakers will DO DIR
George A. Young, Syracuse. Ncb..
Or. F. o. killan, st. Louis. Dr
Charles w. Bower, Topeka, Kans
Dr. Louis a. Klein, Philadclnhi,,
Dr. w: l.. Boyd st. Paul: DR.. r G.
refheyhough. Richmond. Va; DR., II
Preston. Detroit. Mich; Drs. NJ. Dor
SET [. n. McBrydc and w. p. Niles
puFea" of animal husbandrv. Wash
lilEton' ID. G.; Drs. J. G. Hardcrbcre
ana ;. ID. Brimhall of the Novo
clhlc' Rochester, Mimi, DR.. 7. w
Ioss' Columbus. Ohio and DR. V
Moore, Ithaca. y. Y.
The diagnosis and treatment &c
various diseases Of animals viii na
discussed. van "c
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W|NSL.0W

Miss Winnifrcd McGrath. who has
he"n visiting her aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Smith. has re-
turned to her home in Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Muzzy ana chill
dren, Frank ana Louise. have return
ed to their home on Benton avenue
after enjoying 4 two weeks vacation
at Ocean Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mcdonald
are entertaining at their home on
Eenton avenue their sister, Miss Han
nah Rice Of New York.
Rev. and Mrs. David Jack of Sims
bury, Conn, who have been passing
the week at the home of Mrs. F. :.
Gail on the Garland road. started on
their return trip Monday, going to
Winthrop. where they Will visit Ms.
Jack $ sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Merton Hodges, and from there
they Will stop at Old Orchard for n
few weeks before returning to their
home.
Miss Nova Weymouth has return
ed to her home in Newark. ~. j., aft
or visiting at the home of Ar. and
James l.. Dean.
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Intensive Drive to Raise $4,000 for
Waldo County General HosnitaI

The intensive drive to raise So. 900
for the Waldo County General hos
pital will be started on Sept. 5th and
close on Sept. 18th, and the general
committee of so under the leadership
of s. NJ. Bard of New York have m
pointed the following officers ana
chairmen of sub committees.
Chairman. II. &. Buzzel; vice
chairmen, VIII +. Howard, Mrs. Cecil
Clay, Mayor c. ". Wescott; treasur
or, L. a. Bramhal; secretary. Giles G
Abbott; chairman business commit
tee to have charge of the general
oversight of the work, Edward Evans.
president of the board of directors Of
the Waldo County General hospital.
lie Will be assisted by DR. O. S. Wick
cry, Eugene r. Spear, Frank I. Will
son and Mrs. Cecil Clay.
Initial gifts cOmmittee-V. A. Sim
mons, chairman; city teams commit
tee-Capt. Harry Foster, chairman:
county teams committee-Dr. o. :.
Vickery, chairman daily suppers
committee-Mrs.O o. S. Vickery. chair
man: sermons and addrcsses-R. I.
Morse: lists-Jamcs II. Cilley.
During the past two years patients
from sc cities and towns have been
treated in the hospital from as far
south rs Washington and as far west
as Chicago. There is good deal Of
enthusiasm in the drive, which can
not fail to be a success.
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MONTVILLE

NEsI-Mrs, Lide Young fror,
new Hampshire is visiting ba,
nephew, Martin Written. ~
Mrs. Della Wyman Of Tou,to,
Mass, q former rosido.. "uI,toh'
-ipi!t'iile' IS visiting relatives and
.dilIls on old friends here on bor
Wy 70 Liberty to see her son. Harry
and his family. >
george Clark of Bangor and
,,, r"iles carieton Of Albion We're
ouylhS cattle here Wednesday.
MISS fearl Stewart, who has been
guest Of her brother, George Stew
art has returned to her home in
New York City.
Charles McCorrison met with .
very serious accident. With a hand
sythe he cut one finger. Blood poison
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Maine Tabernacle Opens

Fully eight hundred attended the
opening service at the new tabernacle
a. Wiscasset, conducted by Lawrence
Is. Greenwood, evangelist, Saturday
night. Final touches to the big build
ing, which was built by the labor Of
volunteer worshippers, were put on
Saturday afternoon. At the service
Mr., Greenwood explained the creed
he processes. which follows the di
vinity of Christ I'VE believe the
Bible at Christ believes it," he said,
also the teaching of the new scrip
ture as laid down by Paul and others.
We hold that Christ was crucificd.
that he assembled into heaven. and.
most of all, that he Will come back
again."
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Harold Crawford ana little daughter,
and Miss katherine Farrell all of
Pittsfield, visited relatives in town
Sunday.
Mrs--Emma Dow, who has been
the guest of Mr.. ana Mrs. II. j.. Pink
ham for two weeks past, left for
Wiscasset, Monday.
Mrs. Marcia IIisler Inez Charles
and little son and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Choatc from Augusta, visited at f.
s. kitchin's home ono day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Choate and family
from Windsor, were Sunday guests at
l.. :. kitchin's home
Roy Temple. who is employed by
]. l.. r. Dnsmore, and is boarding
with Mrs. Dean Estes, passed the
Weekend at his home in Wiscassct.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Estes Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Pierce and son, Mr.. j. p.
Goddard of Waterville. Mrs. Emma
Ballentine of Windsor and Mrs.
Florence Bragg of Weeks Mills, mo-
torod to Spruce Head, Rockland,
Thursday, where they enjoyed the
day.
The drama "HOme Ties" was pro
scented at jefferson Saturday evening
by the Branch Mills Dramatic club.
good crowd was in attendance and
proceeds We're very satisfactory.
The WOrthing reunion will he held
at island Park, Lake Cobbosscccon-
tee, Thursday, Aug. 18th.
{ Vn1,
orly of this place occupied tho pulpit
at the Methodist chapel Sunday aft
crnOOn.
chester Norton and family of Pal
Nor, Mass, and Mrs. Nettie c.
Walker Of Augusta were recent call
ors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs L. A.
Bowler.
A. j. Toby and sons are cutting the
hay on the w Sinclair farm.
". Blake of Waterville has finished
harvesting bis hay. i. Colby has
been assisting him.
The Methodist Sunday schools Of
the Davis school in Freedom and at
North Palermo are TO have n picnic
in the Prescott Grove. August 31st.
Fred i. Proctor and family Of Wat
orville were at their old home Sun
day.
EAST-Mr. and Mrs. A II Kane and
family of Bangor visited Sunday at
tho homo of +. G. Moore
Mrs. Frank Natlv of Kent, Ohio. is
visiting friends in this place.
The entertainment and dance that
was MANNED for Thursday Aue II If
Sheepscot Lake Grange hall, has been
postponed.
Harry Grady. who has been ut
Wccks' Mills for a short time has re-
turned home.
Mrs. i. 4. Farnham and Miss Doris
have returned tc their home in Need
ham, Mass, after passing three weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. VI. Traelt.
Mildred Trask was at home over the
weekend.
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CL|N ron

Mr.. ana Mis-. Albert d. Billings
have returned from Unity, where they
were guests Of his aunt, Miss Alice
Chase. and other relatives.
L. +. Whitman and +. II. Wakely
We're business visitors in Winthrop
yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank w. Brooks
are passing q few days in Newport
at The home of their son, Frank T.
Brooks and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Wiley and
daughter, Frances. of Haven Hill,
Mass, are visiting relatives in town.
The children of the town are re-
minded to be on hand this afternoon
at 3 o'clock at the Town hall to take
part in the games taught by Miss
Dorothy Green, Junior Chautaunua.
There is no charge for this enter
tainment.
Mrs. Ella Flood and her guest.
Mrs. Daisy Thurston Richardson of
Beverly, Mass, and Mrs. Ralph Ger
aid went to Auburn. Tuesday.
Mrs. Nada Ross Sowden and son.
Paul, of Springfield, Mass, left for
thcir home Tuesday morning after a
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. p. Wheeler and Mrs. Sarah NJ
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dixon and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur S. Brown ana son.
Ralph, enjoyed an outing at Camp
Benson Sunday.
Scwall Brown was in Winthrop
Centre Tuesday, calling on his
daughter, Mrs. Elwood Bailey.
Seth Y. Stratton was a business
visitor at Lakewood Tuesday.
Friday afternoon is the time of the
opening of the Chautauqua. The tent
viii be located as last year in Gains
ticld opposite the residence of r. B.
sherman on Main street. Season
tickets can be obtained from Misses
Winnifred Shaw. Esther Holt, Doris
Dickey, Gertrude Goodwin, Bertha
Irving. Olive Cain, Fannie c. Ken
dali and Mrs. Belle l.. Strickland
Mrs. Edith i. Brown, Mrs. Iottio d
Wakcly, Mrs. Harold Brown. and
Mrs. Jennie Harmon. Votes for the
most popular young lady may be left
with the captains. Misses Winnifred
shaw and Esther Holt or with Mrs
Ida y. Whitman. The standing of
inc contestants is changed each
morning on the bulletin board at tho
post office.
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PALERMO

BRANCH MILLS-Stanley Estes
and Stanley kitchin, who were home
for the weekend, returned to Water
vile Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ella Dove Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Chadwick, in
Augusta, for few weeks.
Mrs. Hutchins from Kittery, Me,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Z. +.
Dove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pierce and
sons, who have been visiting her
sister. Mrs, Dean Estes, left for Wa
terville Friday. where they will visit
her father, J. r. Goddard. They Will
leave for their home in Shrewsbury,
Mass, Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Dow. Mr.. and Mrs.
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European Trip
For Country Girls
Champ. Gamers

Chicago, August 15-(By the As
ISOLATED pTcss)-A three months trip
to Europe for four country girls, with
| all expense paid, is the prize that
| has just been announced for winning
! members of the canning clubs Of the
! United States. These clubs are con-
Quoted by the agricultural colleg-
es and the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. The AM
crican Committee of Devas-
tated France is providing the prize
trip for which $4,000 girls the coun-
try over are expected to compete this
summer and fall.
The plan provides for the usual To-
cal, county and state elimination
contests conducted by the state ag-
ricultural college extension depart
mcnts. Following that there will be
five Interstate or sectional contests
held at convenient eXpositions name
ly: Eastern States Exposition,
Springfield, Mass; South Eastern
, States Exposition at Atlanta, Georg-
Sioux City, Iowa; Colorado state Fair,
! Pueblo, Colorado and the Pacific In
ternational Livestock Exposition,
Portland. Oregon.
Tho first and second highest scor-
ing teams at each sectional contest
will compete for national honors dur
ing the week OF the International
Livestock Exposition at Chicago, De
cCmbcr to .. At this contest the
I,;, 10
cd on the basis OF efficiency in dem
onstrating canning. in Judging canned
products and by the home canning
record
The unit will leave next June and
will spCnd three months in Europe:
eight weeks of the time Will be spent
i'll visiting places of interest in
France and in demonstrating canning
in the devastated regions under the
supervision of the American Commit
toe for Devastated France and the
French Department of Agriculture.
Tho purpose of tho contest accord
ing TO G.. l.. NohH", secretary of the
Committee on Boys and Girls Club
Works is to encourage thrift in the
conservation o. all available products
during tho season of abundance: to
emphasize" through canning the i'm
portancc of q constant, well round
Cd dict that will make for farm
and rural home efficiency; to stimu-
late a greater interest in canning
clubs and boys and girls club work
and to determine prize winners
worthy of a trip to Europe and cap
able of demonstrating canning to the
French people.
1t is estimated that the competitors
will can S675, 900 worth of fruits and
vegetables this year in preparation
for the contest.
A committee Of State Leaders and
members of the states Relation Ser
vice of the United States Department
of Agriculture have been cOllahOrat-
ing with the National Committee on
BOYS and Girls Club Work in pre-
pairing the rules and regulations Of
the contest so that they will be salts
factory TO every state in the Union.
The following State Leaders are
acting as chairmon of each sectional
contest in their respective districts:
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds of
the China road are entertaining their
niece, Miss Maxine Hutchins of Gard
incr.
Miss Dorothy Herd of Rowden
street is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herd, in Madison.
returned to their home in Worcester,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Dunbar have
Mass, after passing a few days at tho
home of Miss Rhoda Dean on Benton
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Tracy were
overnight guests Monday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jewell of Fairfield at
their cottage on Lake Messalonskee
Mrs. George Ellis and Mrs. Saw
tclle Of Augusta We're Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hodges in East Winslow.
Walter Theinert of Providence, r.
l.. is visiting at the home of NIr. and
Mrs. j. B. Smith on Clinton avenue.
Miss Christine Glidden, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gliddcn of
Clinton avenue has registered at the
GOrham Normal school for the fall
term in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith Of the
Cushman road are entertaining their
cousin, Mrs Emma j. Richardson of
Lowell. Mass.
Rev and Mrs. Walter I. Eaton and
sons, Russell and Stanley, left Mon.
day for Old Orchard, where they will
pass their vacation.
George w. Maxim OF Bay street has
put his airship in shape and left on
Monday for Belfast, where he will
give exhibitions at the Belfast fair
this week.
Miss Margaret kinnear, after pass
ing few days at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Kin
near has returned to Canaan, where
she is passing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LaChancc and
son Harold of Michigan street have
gone to Old Orchard to pass their
vacation.
John Herd of Bowden street is
guest of Everard Grndall in Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding and
daughter Florence of Benton avenue
were Sunday guests of friends in
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Ellis and two
children of the Reynolds road, accom-
panied ny Mr.. Ellis mother, Mrs.
Nellie Ellis Of Augusta, will pass a
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BELFAST
Girls Home Annual Lawn Fete
Announced-Local and Per-
sOnal News

The annual lawn fete for the bene-
III or the Girls Home will take mace
on Wednesday, Aug. 21st at go on
the lawn at the Home on Northport
avenue. Everything promises a very
successful affair and with the follow
ing committees to perfect the plans
II should be one of the most enjoyable
hhu proTtable fetes given in years by
me Home. Mrs. James II. Howes will
nave charge of the food sale. ALWAYS
4 large factor. The candy table will
be presided over BY Miss Grace Hall.
Miss Loula A. Mason assisted by
Misses Grace Hazeltine and RATHER
Inc Brown. Ice cream will be sold
by Mrs. James c. Durham and Miss
Elizabeth Kelley; flowers, Miss
Maudo Gammans; fancy articles,
Mrs. r. =. Frost. Mrs John r. Dun
ton and Miss Margaret Dunton. Miss
Anne {. Crosby and Mrs. Fred T.
Chase will preside at the punch
table. At o'clock a brief musical
program Will be given.
"A very pretty party was given on
Monday afternoon at the Northport
country club by Mrs. Eugene Leslie
Stevens of Church street. There We're
tive tables in play, the guests inclid-
ing Mrs. T. p. Lehman and her
nieces, Misses Bcttybell and Jeane
Wise of Joplin. Mrs. Emily s. Sar-
gent, Mrs. c. B. Roberts. Brighton,
Mass. Mrs, Charles T.. Kennedy. Bos-
ton. Mrs. Hertz, Miami. Fla, Mrs.
Morris w. Dicsher, Reading. Pa, Miss
Frances Flanders, Eroukline, Mrs.
charles j.. Rogers, New York, Mrs.
Roland Bragg and Mrs. Sadler, Mrs.
r.. T.. Cottett, Bangor Mrs. A. w.
Heating, Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs.
II. IL. stevens, Mrs Wilmer j. Dor
man, Mrs. Edgar l.. Harding Belfast,
Mrs Ruth Soc, and Miss Margaret
Coe OF New York. Prizes were won
as follows: The first, 4 copy Of the
Slstene Madonna. Mrs. Kennedy;
second. Life Of Raphael. Miss Coe,
and the consolation handkerchief.
Miss Frances Flanders. The decora-
tons We're very pretty. garden flowers
used in artistic arrangement.
During the u days Of August 10
states have been represented by
campers at the city park, tourists
from the west coast ana the sunny
south, pitching their tents for a night
or longer to accept the hospitality
offered by the Belfast Chamber of
Commerce. 1t is putting Belfast on
the map and many 90 away to tel
others of the delightful spot on the
Atlantic Highway. overlooking Pen
CbScot Bay whore they arc welcome to
camp for as long as they like. The
states thus far represented are Maine.
Massachusetts, New HAMPSHIRE, Yer
mont, Connecticut, California, West
Virginia, Tennessee, New York. and
Rhode Island. On Monday night two
parties travelling in Ford cars drove
in, one from Los Angeles, and ono
from West Virginia. The first party.
from Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Albright, carry no tents at all, prefer
ring to sleep in their sleeplnr hays
under the stars. They carry canning
outfit for cooking and have enioyed
their trip across the continent i'm
mCnsely. r. NJ. Moran of Fairmont
w. Va, and Milo Hudson Of Nash
vile. Tenn. carry wall tent in their
Ford and have had q most interesting
trip.
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set in ana he is now under the doc-
tors care.
Harold Bowler from Lowell M1ss,
is visiting at the parental home,
johnny Nuttcr, whila cutting fish
for the days trade, nearly sliced q.
his thumb.
Mr.. ana. Mrs. Ernest THl.y Il Pa.
lermo visited his uncle, VIII Bow
Ter. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Crosby Of
Unity were guests of Winfield Iys
Sunday.
Mrs. WILDER Penney call i on Mrs
Ora DOWncr recently.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry N"'orr@'l
have been passing a f." Digs VIVA
his parents, MI. ANA MIS-. Caaras
MCCUrriSOn.
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Ocean Park Officers

Tho annual election of u.j.c.rs o.
the Ocean Park association was h..l
at Ocean Park, Saturday. i. j.
Webb of Portland Was clCo'rd pres
dent Miss Elizabeth Aa@els"a {,
Portland WAS elected Treasurer ana
former Governor Carl f. NItikcn Q.
Augusta WAS elected to The l"ard q.
directors. 1t was announced ~ re
meeting that now pu'ljr lhfai
would probably be erected at II
park next year.
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brother, Albion *. =. Edwards Of

brother, Albion x. p. Edwards of
New Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa NJ. Gilman Of
Woodfords arrived in Madison Mon
day night to pass a few days with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G. p. Mcdonald has resumed
her duties as clerk in the Office Of the
Madison Electric Works, after two
vicinity.
+. A. Gilman has moved his stable
back and is fitting it up for Il dwell
ling.
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Breaks Arm in Three Places

Clovcris, tho yoar-old son {
Alexander Bcauccanc Of "Tho IalE
Rumford, was playing on the re'
handstand at the co:nor Of RaN1%
Road ana Main street, When he f.
lrcahing his arm in three Ilae"
Friday. The doctors feared that am
putation may be necessary.
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MAPLE RIDGE ROAD--Miss Tiley
Flanders Of Chilmark, Mass, is the
guest Of E. w. Towle and family.
James Weeks left Friday for an in
definite stay with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hodges and
little daughter We're callers Sunday
at J. H. Bailey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Downs called
Sunday on Mrs. Erastus Downs at
East Benton.
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WinsloW Cranuc

The regular meeting of Winslow
GranG" Will be held Friday evening in
the Grange hall.
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Wall Chenevert

Bradford l., Wall of Watcrville
and Ivonne &. Chenevert of East
Getchcll street We're united in mar
riagc Aug ! at the Baptist parsonage
in Ncr,h Nassalboro by Roy. g. w.
Miibury, pastor Of the Baptist church.
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Stevene.Gifford

The homo of Mrs. Annie Git-
ford was the scene of pretty
wedding Sunday afternoon when her
Youngest daughter. Ieona. was uni
ted in marriage TO Carl Stevens of
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Linen Shower for Miss Clifford

One of the delightful affairs Of the
season was the linen shower given
at Applehurst Saturday afternoon for
Miss Ieona Clifford in honor of her
approaching marriage to Carl Stew
cns Of NclrosN. Mass. The tables
which were set ont OF doors were
very prettily decorated in pink and
white, especially the brides table
which had n May pole in the center
with Strcamcrs running to each cor
nor. The flowers wcre pink and
white sweet peas. Upon the arri-
val of tho guests Miss Clifford was
seated in the center of the lawn and
n small "hrdc." Marie Klauor, and
groom Robbie Porter appeared,
drawing a cart covered with pink
and white paper and lunches OF
sweet peas, loaded with gifts of linen
ana aluminium. Tho small 'bridc"
wore lace veil and ale1s 4 n bouquet
Of sweet peas which she presented TO
Miss Clifford. Refreshments were
served by several Young ladies from
Coed VIII Farm. the color scheme
Of pink and white being carried out
~ INV iiHit SdliH, aIIin'S, fancy
cookies. strawberry leo cream. cake.
candies ana punch The brides cake.
made by Miss Dorothy Cain. was
white with pink heart decorations.
Miss Jeanne Porter being the iortun-
ate young lady to secure the ring. A
toast to the bride to be was given
by little Marie Klauer. Those pres
Cnt were the hostess NTrs n y
Porter, Mrs. G. w. Hinckley. Mrs. w.
Z. Hinckloy. Mrs. y. A. Klaucr, Miss
Faith liinckloN, Mrs. George Mcr-
rjam. Mrs. y. IT. Hinckley, Miss
Woodbury., Mrs. NJ. II. Clifford, Mis-
scs Dorothy, Alice and Bertha Cain.
Margaret and Mabel Wagner. Roulah
Wheaton, Virginia Hayes. Miss F.lni-
tn Watson and Young people from
The different familics.
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two weeks vacation at the Reynolds
cottage at Owls Head.