Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-15

Webb, widow OF the late John 8.
Webb, occurred Monday at the home
Of Clyde Colson of Goodwin's Cor
ner. Her age was so years. She was
well known among the older resid-
ents of the town. Burial will be at
Mobiles Ferry cemetery.
DR.. Hutchins. district health officer.
was In town Tuesday on official bus
mess.
Clyde Newcomb Of Newburg was an
overnight guest Monday of his broth
er, DR.. Charles H. Newcomb. He eft
Tuesday on business trip to Thorn.
| dixie.
| Arthur McNelly of Burnham was In
town Tuesday. calling on relatives.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Newcomb is the
| guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank Mooers of Dexter.
| w. H. Cutler Of Bangor was a re
cent business visitor In town.
Mrs. Eugene Poorler of Watervillc
was calling on relatives in town.
Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Mari and children of
Benton were guests Tuesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Llewellyn Decker.
Mrs. Helen l.. Dodge is the guest of
| friends in Waterville and attending
the w. c. T. y. Convention.
The basketball team of the D. U.
fraternity will play Clinton A. A. in
town hall Wednesday evening. Game
called at 7.45.
The pupils Of the Junior class Of the
High school will hold a Valentine So
ciaf in the High school building FRI
day evening. A sort program will
be given and games enjoyed. A
small admission will be charged
Homemade candy on sale. Parents
and friends of the pupils are invited
to attend.
Mrs. E f. Lonrley is confined to
her home on Western avenue by a Sc
we're cold.
The members OF Pine Gone Wom-
ans club were most delightfully."- en-
tertaiced by the club pr esidcnt, Mrs
Grace NJ. Stratton. Tuesday after
noon. The program was opened by
repeating the CLUB collect" with the
roll call answered by quot atoms from
or about Abraham Line DIN. Most OF
the potgram was devoted to reports
from the recent meeting of the NJ
F. w. G.. at Augusta. Mrs Stfatton
Mrs. Florence Files and Mrs. Blanche
S!morson gave quite complete reports
OF different departments Of the fcdor-
alton meeting. A very delicious sup
per was served. it being the date OF
tho ANNUAL M.
tine decorations were used on the ia
BILE. 1t was n most Peasant after
noon for the ladies who were present
The pupils of the Hill road school
Miss Sylvia Eyran, teacher, rave a
very successful entertainment and
social Friday evening in the ~chool-
room. The program was as follows:
Music: recitation, Hurry ing Hou's.'
Horice Weber: recitation. "Eis
Iother's Song" Ira Eelmain: d.a-
!ogue.. "a Sudden Discovery" Howard
Written, Willard Eecne. Lucille Stin-
son; recitation "If | Knew" Doro-
thy McKcnny; recitation, Writing
Grandma" Charline Bracket; reci-
tation, "My Dream" Lawrence Stin-
son; dialogue. "Writinf Valentines
Doris Bracket. Lucille Stinson, Doris
! Lascelle: recitation. The Village
blacksmith" Leon Nelson: recitation
Something Better" Virginia Wheel
err; music: playotte, "A Practical Use
for Paddler," Mary Holt. FLOYD Las
cclle, Maurice McKonny Merritt SIN
son. The efforts of the pupils to en-
terrain the parents and friends who
filled the house. were lGully appla"d-
ed. the dialo~ues being especially
pleasing to all. A good number of
boxes of lunch was furnished by the
ladies'. and coffee was scrvod. The
proceeds. $3.50, will be used for per-
manent Improvement in school equip
ment. A very ENJOYABLE social clos
ed the evenings prOgram.