Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-24
PITTSFIELD

DR.. and Mrs. C. J. Strong left Sat
urday for Stronghold. at Great Moose
Pond, where they will pass the sum-
mer The lighthouse az Stronghold
went out with the ice as II left the
pond a few days ago. 1t will be graf
flying to the many cottage owners
about the lake to learn that DR.. Strong
has let the contract for the building Of
. a new lighthouse which will be much
appreciated by boating parties on the
lake.
The members of the Golden Rule
Circle of the Free Baptist church will
meet in the church rarlors Tuesday
evening, April 25, at o'clock.
Earl Pushor was in Watcrville Fri
Gay, on business.
Another of the pleasant series Of
whist parties held under the auspices
of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian
Sisterhood will AXE place in X Of T.
hall on Monday evening
Mrs. c. H. Russell was business
caller in Waterville. Friday.
Eugene Field and Edward Whit
care, both of Detroit, were before
Judge Drake in the municipal court
Friday morning on complaint OF Off
GERS of the Humane Society charging
the men with abusing a young horse
which they were leading on the State
highway. The young men claimed the
horse had become i'll and they were
doing all they could to help. They
were represented by T.. A. Anderson.
Esq. The young men were discharged
by order of the court. Henry T.. Pen
dleton, an officer OF the State Humane
Society, was present
Walter Burse was business visitor
in Naterville, Friday.
Capt. w. l.. Ross was in Clinton on
business, Friday.
Mrs. ID. P. Written and mother. Mrs
Harriet Longley, were visitors in Wa
terville. Friday.
The last Of series OF whist mart
les enjoyed by the jolly Twelve club
occurred at the Lancey house, Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Agnes ROYAL ana
Mrs. a. r. Nabb hostesses. During
the afternoon CONNECTIONS and salted
nuts were served and later all were
invited to the dining room where n
very dainty course lunch was served.
The table decorations were cut flow
ers and painted place cards and has
kets were used as favors. At the con-
cluslon or the game the scores for
the series were taken and the prizes
awarded as follows: Prize for high
est score. beautiful cut glass vase
was awarded to Mrs. Thomas A. An
derson; second highest score n very
pretty cut glass comport. Mrs. Wal
ter M. harrington: third highest
score. handsome cut glass cake
plate. The prize for the third low
est score went to Mrs. II. II. Berry.
who received dainty cut glass bon
bon dish; second lowest score cut
glass vase, Mrs. Edwin Childs: low
est score, hand decorated set of as
bestos table mats. Mrs A. Il. Nc
Nabb. Mrs. Cyrus J. Strong. presi-
dent OF tho club, then presented the
following members of the club with
gifts as follows: Mrs. Agnes ROYAL
cut glass bon bon dish; Mrs. =. G..
| lanoey. cut glass vase: Mrs. Hollis
w. Stitham. cut glass spoon tray:
Mrs IL. f.. Clay. sterling silver sar:
| dine fork; Mrs. Pcrley Wright. cut
| glass vase: Mrs, Wilder c. Hum
phrey, sterling silver bon bon spoon.
AS substitute prize a set OF very
beautiful Royal Worcester after din
ner coffees. The club adjourned all
declaring that they had very en-
joyable course of games and express
Ing appreciation TO the hostesses for
the afternoon for a very pleasant
time.