Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-16
OAKLAND

Mrs. David Rushton of Norridee
Wock is a guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Floyd Sawtelle.
The Swastika Glass of the United
Baptist church with Mrs. +. II, Leech.
teacher. entertained George Bates
class of boys Tuesday evening in the
church yestry. At $50 o'clock a deli
cIous supper was served, the menu
consisting of scalloped dishes,
pickles, salads. bread and butter,
cake and coffee. A very pleasant
evening with games and music was
enjoyed by the guests who number
ed tWenty-nine in all and included
Rev. and Mrs. +. ii. Leech and
George Bates.
Sergeant Wyman Women's Relief
Corp held their regular meeting on
wednesday evening in the Post
rooms.
Miss Caddie Shorey of Main street
VINO has been employed as saleslaly
IN The Fashion store at Wateryille.
mas completed her work and gone TO
Gardiner where she has accented ,
position.
Wllilam Blake of Pittsfield was
guest Wednesday of his aunt Mrs
John Johnson.
Mrs. Harry Higgins entertained
The jolly Eight Club" at IN Ill
Gay meeting Wednesday at her home
on Main street. A delicious dinner
was served at noon and a very pleas
ant day enjoyed. The guests were.
MIS-. /. W. Longley, Mrs. CHARLES
bartlett, Mrs. Emily Cowan, Mrs
FRANK Page. Mrs. John Collins Mrs
Percy Larkin, Mrs. Fred whitney and
Miss Edna Hutchins.
Mrs, Flora Kelley will entertain
Ihe Silent Six Club" this Thursday
afternoon at the home of George
higgins on High street.
The Tuesday Club" met TUESDAY
afternoon in the vestry of the United
baptist church. The subject of the
meeting was art nj the Home and
the hostesses were: Mrs. A. III. Oliver
.lrs. William Aver and Mrs Almer
walker The roll call was responded
10 by items on interior decorations
paper, The room and its furnish
lhgs" was read by Miss MIRA Wells.
MIS-. Everett Cover read a poem,
paper on ARTS and Crafts" was
read by Mrs. E. NJ. Foster The next
meeting Will be held November ostb
ana the subject will be "Our Ma
.iohA Capitol" The hostesses will
be Mrs. J. +. Harris, Mrs. Alice
WlnsioW and Mrs. Winfield Palmer
AIRS. Charles Lord of Pleasant
street expects to leave in a few DAYS
Tor Bridgewater, having received
word that her mother, Mrs. Brad
street was suffering from the effects
OF burns which she recently received
ABOUT the face and arms.
Ward Chapman was given a sur
prise party Tuesday evening at his
home IN North Fairfield, the occa-
sion being his birthday. A delicious
oyster stew supper was served at
'..W o'clock. pleasing feature of
which was a large birthday cake
decorated with lighted candles. The
aHalr was in the nature of a family
party, and a very pleasant evening
was enjoyed. Those present wer,
Mrs. Nelson Chapman, Miss Pearl
Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer Gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bates and son.
Alton: Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. St,,rte
want and son James. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Alva Jackins and Homer Bates.
besides the guest of honor and fam
lily.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
unirersalist church net Wednesday
afternoon in Murray vestry. Light
refreshments were served during the
afternoon and the hostesses were
Mrs. j. T.. Morrisette an Mrs. L. NJ.
Marshall.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church met Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Frank Marsh. on
Fairfield street. There was a good
attendance and the afternoon was
devoted to sewing for the sale to be
held in the near future.
The regular meeting of Drum
mond Royal Arch chapter was held
on Wednesday evening at 100
O'Clock in Masonic hall and there
was work in the Royal Arch Degree.
The Ladies' Aid OF the United
Baptist church will meet for work
this Thursday afternoon in the
church vestry.
Air. and Mrs. Edward Merchant.
who have been guests of Mrs. Ross
Baker while attending the Chautau-
qua. returned Wednesday morning
to their home in Belgrade.
Miss Doris Tobin,, who has been
a guest of Miss Lillian Baker while