Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-17

usual reports were given. The dinner
committee for the annual fair to be
held on Wednesday, Dec. 18th, COM
! posed Of Mrs. Alma Bishop, chair
man, Mrs. Blanche Friend, Miss En-
ma Hall, Miss Lila Weston, Mrs.
| Viola f. Smith, Mrs Lila b. Friend
| and Mrs. Maria Cooley, who met on
| Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
| the president, presented the menu
which they had planned 1t was ac-
! cepted.
! The. annual parish supper and the
, opening of the vacation bags will be
! held together and it is expected that
this event will occur on the evening
of Friday, Dec. 1st in the church yes
tries. The ladies in charge are the
two bag captains, Mrs. Lena Cleve-
land and Mrs. Rose Burrill, who will
! be assisted by other ladies of the
circle. The ladies were busy We'd
nesday afternoon working on aprons
for the fair and sewing for a needy
family and also completing the ar
engagements and details of the fair.
; Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson for the com
mittee composed of herself and Mrs
Grace Tucker and Miss Emma Hall,
reported the investigation made by
| the committee concerning changing
the pulpit lights in the church audi
forum. The next regular meeting
of the society will be held in the
church vestries on Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 9th, when the wreaths
will be made and other work done
and it is urged that all ladies attend.
A special meeting may be called be-
fore that date. IF SO, notices will
appear in the papers.
Mrs. Harold J. Phillips spent the
day Thursday in Waterville. the guest
OF Mrs. Elsie Jones and attended
the fair given by the Waterville
Eastern Star.
Mrs. III. L. Dow, who has been in
town several days, the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Jew
EFT Of Jewett street and of her sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Burnor Of Winter street, left on the
morning train Thursday for her home
in Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Ethel w. Ames has this week
begun teaching piano forte at Good
Will and Hinckley. Mrs. Ames will
have pupils two days away at these
nearby towns, she is taking over the
work formerly done by Miss Faith
Hinckley. The pupils are fortunate
in securing Mrs. Ames. who Is be-
sides being a fine pianist and excel
lent instructor to continue their mu-
steal training.
James A. SeamanS of CasS corner.
North Cornville was in town Thurs
day and departed On the morning
train for Chicago, ILL.,, where he ex-
poets to spend the winter. being en-
pioyed in a garage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seamans were guests over Wednes-
day night Of Mr.. Seamon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Seamans at their
home in Malbon's Mills. Mrs. Sea-
mans returned to her home in North
Cornville Thursday morning.
Miss Anna Porter went to Fairfield
Thursday morning ON business.
John /. Fish, the editor of the In
dependent Reporter, went to Athens
Wednesday night to visit his aunt,
Mrs. Llewellyn Stinchfied.
Friday evening in Grange hall,
Nov. the 18th, will be held an Old
Fashioned dance. There will be ex-
cellent music and a general good
time.
The regular meeting Of the Sun
set Chapter. No SO. .. Of E. s., will
be held Friday evening in the Ma
sonic hall
Bigelow hill is at the present time
quite a meat center, there are now
three meat carts which leave the hill
each Saturday morning for Skowhe-