Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-07
A. Caswell. Milton washhurn. Mrs.
vina> Harville, Mrs. Ella Priest. ana
Mrs. Josephine Lancaster.
November Books

November Socks
Books received at the public Ii
brary during the month of Novem-
Der:
Fiction-Drowsy (AIitchelD: The
Dust Flower (King); A Minister of
Grace (Widdemer); Joan of Arc of
the North Woods day; The Ira
gedy of the Beach Club Johnson:
On Tiptoe (White); Two Shall Be
Born (Oemier); Tale OF Triona
(Loeke); Rough Hewn (Canfeld);
Pippin (MarshalD: Assorted Choco-
lates (Cohepl. e.
-Fiction-Lif ana Letters of
Walter H. Page (Hendrick}; My
Life (Ciave); Here and Now Story
Book (MitehelD; The Letters Of
Franklin Lane Uane and Wall, edi-
tors) Wise Men from the East and
West Rinbany); Human Nature
(Phelps); Care of the Baby (Grif-
fth); Charlie Chapin's Story (cha-
pin).
Juvenile-Tom Swift and the Dia-
mond Makers (Appleton); Tom
Swift and Caves Of Ice (Appleton);
Tom Swift and His Sky Racer Gap
pleton); Tom Swift and His Electric
Rifle (Appleton); The Road of the
Loving Heart Johnson; Erick D.
Sally (SpyTiD; Philipa's Fortune
CAREY; The Golden Boys in Maine
Woods (Wyman); Dorothy Daintys
Treasure Chest tBfooks); The Boy
Scouts at Crater Lake (Eaton); The
Voyages Of Doctor Doolittle CLoft-
ing).
1t will be interesting to many
Sllowhegan people to know that the
book "The Golden Boys in Maine
Woods" was written by DR.. Levi Wy
man, of Pennsylvania University, at
Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Wyman is a
| Skowhcgan boy, the son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Wyman, of
Baptist Hill. and is brother of Miss
Lena Wyman, the stenographer in the
| Clerk of Courts office. Mr.. Wyman
is a graduate of the SkoWhegan high
school.
Mrs Blanche Friend is nursing at
| the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Moody Jr., at East Skowhegan, where
tho entire family has had the infIu-
| enza. The six children were all sicl;
J in bed at one time, and two of the
older children, Oren and Maud, had
pneumonia, but all are improving
now and able to set up Nearly every
family in this vicinity have had the
| flu and the school is closed indef :
! initely.
| James Barrett, who recently plfr-
i chased the Novelty News stand, has
been having the inside renovated the
past week. A partition has been talk
EN- out from across the rear of the
| store greatly enlarging it. This part
has been newly painted and papered
to correspond with the front part OF
the store. Counters will be placed in
the rear and the interior rearraneed
making it besides being larger much
more attractive.
| The Bloomfield Temple OF the Ply
! THAN Sisters will meet Friday even
ing for its regular meeting at which
/ time a supper will be served. The
degree team and other guests from
! 49, N"NAN'.'Cii iSiipfc Will G6 present.
The Madison team will perform the
work 1t is expected that there will
be large attendance
The Past Chiefs Association of the
Bloomfield Temple Pythian Sisters
VIII hold it's monthly meeting next
tuesday evening, December at
which time Mrs. Howard DurrelI will
entertain the ladies at her home on
Baptist Hill.
The ladies Of M. f. church will
hold their annual fair in the ycstries
next Wednesday, Dec. 18th. The
usual variety of fancywork. cooked
food, home made candies and aprons
Will be on sale, also reed work bas-
kets and trays of all kinds, and some
imported Japanese goods. A chicken
pie dinner will be served from II. 80
to 1.3o. under direction of Alma Bish-
op, Blanche Friend Emma Hall.
Lila Weston, Viola Smith and Maria
! Cooley
Hon. George Cover returned on
the evening train Monday from Law
renee. Mass. where he had been on
! business.