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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06
RICHMOND

The following have returned from
Squirrel Island where they passed
the weekend: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. G..
Farnham. Mrs. Cora Conley, Miss
Irma Grindle. Miss Marjorie Tyler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Derby of
Winchester, Mass, are passing few
days at their summer home on Swan
Island.
The degree team of Beulah Rebe-
kah Lodge left Monday for Round
Pond where they will confer degrees
upon class of candidates at YES
per Rebekah Lodge of that place.
The trip was made by automobile.
R. H. S. graduating exercises will
be held at the Opera house Friday
afternoon, June 10th at o'clock.
Reception in the evening at o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Raymond Libby have
moved into the Bishop house on
South street.
Lillian Durham and Carolyn Mari
were recent guests at the Elizabeth
Small cottage at Capitol Island.
William 2. Smith of Gardiner was
in town Monday on business con-
nected with the telephone company.
Mrs. r. NJ. Ordway of Skowhegan
passed the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Duren.
Howard Randlette and Jake Bish-
op, students at the University of
Maine, have returned to their homes
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris CHASER and
son. Milton were guests of relatives
i'll Gardiner Sunday.
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BELFAST
High School Exercises

A class of 80 Will be graduated from
the Belfast High school on Wednesday
night, the exercises to take place in
the Armory. Miss Mildred Black Will
give the salutatory. Miss Marvel Or
chard the class essay. Kermit Nick
erson the Grafton. Gladys keenc the
history, and katherine Frost. the
youngest member of the class, the
valedictory. Donald knowlton Will
play a cornet solo. ErmO Scott a piano
solo and a vocal duet will he rendered
by Helen Bolerson and Helen plais-
ted, all members of the graduating
class. The class ode was written by
Miss PlaistCd. Mckccn's orchestra
will assist and Rev. W. r. Skcrrye or
the Federated church viii make the
prayer.
On Thursday ni"ht the class BAN
quet will be held in the Baptist church
at which the class prophecy by Miss
Marjorie knowlton will he given. also
the presentation of gifts by Ruth Par
fridge and Orland Orchard, and the
Class viii by Tolford Durham. The
banquet will lac followed by the COM
menCcmcnt ball in the armory.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Viola Dana in Gayest Comedy

IN Glass Houses" Viola Dana has
:" portray the role Of Joy Duval. who.
IN her wedding day, finds that her
husband. Billy Norton, believes her to
W. notorious crook. He tries to
persuade her TO give up her life Of
'rlme, but she thinks that he has
gone mad and tries TO soothe him.
They are to be guests at a ball in
me Hotel kenilworth. but Billy still
believing that his wife is the notori-
Gus Angel Face Ann. sees a picture Of
SNag sullivan, who is in prison.
fllly soes TO him and there learns
mat Angel Face Ann has planned a
hiS killing ut the bail. Billy rushes
20 me hotel and upon finding Joy in
slsts on saving her from the police
While she is trying to get him home
ne real Angel Face Ann comes upon
the scene,
Viola Dana enacts the principal role
~ ihis. her gayest. comedy of ad-
Venture and hilarious complications
Nnich is 10 be shown at the Strand
Aneatrc Tor today.--Adv.
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WINSLOW

The manual training and domestic
science classes Of the Grammar school
held an exhibition Of the years work
in the domestic science room of the
High school Friday. Samples of the
wood work and tin work done by the
boys and of the needle work and can
ned fruit done by the girls, were dis
played in great abundance. There
were sleds. bird houses. stands, stools,
tie racks. bread boards and aprons,
kimonas, lingerie. embroidered cuff
and collar sets, table runners, sofa
pillow tops. Among the most inter-
esting was a complete luncheon set
which was given to the school. The
courses are becoming two of the most
interesting features in the school
work. They have been growing in
Importance for the last 10 years and
seem likely to fill still larger place
in the Grammar school curriculum.
The Junior speaking of Winslow
High school will be held this Tues
day night at 8 o'clock in the Congre-
gational church. Music will be fur
nished by Delmiro Taddei, violinist,
and Mrs. Sydney w. Patterson at the
piano.
Baccalaureate Sunday for the High
school was observed at the Congrega-
tional church with a sermon by Rev.
Walter l. Eaton. His subject.
Ideals he discussed with special
reference to the young people pres
ent. Among the other features of the
service was the quartet composed of
No. ,,;%
Cushman Of the senior and junior
classes Of the school, and Mr.. Eaton
and Milton Smiley, a graduate of the
school in 1918. Both seniors and
juniors of the school attended the
church as guests of honor.
The regular business meeting of
the Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church will be held
Tuesday in the church vestry at
o'clock. The social will be omitted on
account of the commencement eXer-
cises which are held on the same
night in the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Towle and son
Ralph and Mrs. Elizabeth Jenkins of
Lambs Corner were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Weeks on the Garland road.
Mrs. Leon Douglass and little
daughter of Augusta We're week end
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Cushman of the Augusta road.
Mrs. Samuel Clark of Lithgow
street went to Bangor Saturday 10
attend the commencement exercises
of the University of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Patterson
and Miss Cora Bassett. who have
been attending the graduating eXer-
cises of their son, Parker y. Patter-
son at the University of Maine, re
turned Monday to their home on Bay
street.
Miss Lila Haskell of the Augusta
road WAS in Oakland Friday to at
tend the Patterson eech wedding.
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r Attend Higher Institutions OF
Learning

TN" graduating class Of tho Gardi
r.. % d school contains 40 girls and
hots Il total " GS or this num-
I.r ~ 20 girls md - boys are to
continue thoir education in higher in
"ff.oue ~ learning The list fol-
lvt Tntcs cnllcge-kcnneth f.
'r'I.r Joseph l.. Hickey. Stanley
'rr Richard w. Anletell, Myles
tHd .h Gordon Skillin. Francis
WOMB shan. lltldrcd Weymouth: Bos-
'.0 university Margaret +. Mairs.
was ". Philbrick Marion Weed.
n min A Ross Bowdoin college
Arthur Sugar. Charles Berry, Cyril
q word; University OF Maine-War-
0 ~ Martin: Conservatory OF
''r-.c Eostou-Phyllis Il. Martin,
'fDu " Martin. Charles F. Black;
Nuonll Park seminary, Md.-Bar-
lan Hazard; Business college
Ir7'rice Clark: Pennington Normal
Nool Madeline l. Anketell, Helen
N Robinson, Franc Jewell. Helen
'a..no, Mildred Ridley. Anna Dill,
'n,rnc NJ. Hayes. Helen Libby,
r".u Addition. Agnes Hickey,
.0Ns Warren. Grace Speed; hos
u'Hls-lizzie Norton. Saint Rarna-
Marion Dunno, Saint Elizabeth's.
W h'nr Mass; Constance +. Carp
enter, Lewiston hospital.
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bURNHAM

The members of Sebasticook
Drama Club went Thursday evening
to Brooks. where they presented
their drama, valley Farm" before
a goodsized audience. They plan
Tuesday evening to go to Canaan
and on Thursday evening to go to
Albion to present the play.
Mrs. Nellie Morse Patten of West
Pittsfield has been a recent visitor
at the home of her friend, Mrs.
George f. Gilmore.
Mrs. Mile Miller and son have
returned to Auburn. after a visit
with their sisters, Misses Freda and
Daisy Goodwin.
The friends here of Frank Good
ridge regret to know Of his serious
accident, when he was hit by a pass
ing automobile while walking in the
highway near his home. His leg
and arm were broken and the skull
fractured. He was at once taken to
a hospital in Watervile and has not
regained consciousness. He resided
in South Pittsfeld. very near this
town. and was very frequent visitor
to this village.
Ralph Dyer. who has been tele-
graph operator at Danforth for
some time, has been home for brief
visit on his way to Richmond, where
he has similar position.
A sale. supper and entertainment
will lie held at the Town hall next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
June Z, the proceeds being for the
benefit of the church. in the after
noon 4 sale Of fancy articles, aprons
and handkerchiefs will be held. Sup
per will be served from 80 to I
| o'clock and in the evening pro
gram will be given, for which a
small admission will be charged.
Mrs. Hilma Wiggin, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
Smedberg, has returned to Lake
MoXie.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Gilmore en-
tertained Sunday a party from Wa
terville consisting of her sister, Mrs.
b. j.. Fitzgerald. brother and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Cole. and Walter
Cole and daughter, Miss Glennis
| Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ;ames and
two children of Benton passed sun
day at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. b. Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Higgins of
Clinton were visiting Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Mudgett.
Mr.. ID. +. Call of Portland is visit
ing for several days with his niece,
Mrs. W. G.. Hunt and family.
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WinsIow Grange Number 800

The regular meeting of Winslow
Grange Number 800, was held in the
c. nge hall Friday evening. Worthy
Master c. n. Wilson was in the
chair. Mrs. John Wilson was APP
pointed secretary for the evening. Six
applications We're voted on and ac-
cepted. The next regular meeting
will be June 16 when the first and
second degrees will be given. The
first degree will be in charge of ".
II. Pollard. the second degree in
charge of past master Charles Chap
man. A special meeting will be held
June % for comforting the third and
fourth degrees. Mrs. J. O. Peck Will
have charge of the third degree and
the regular officers will confer the
fourth.
The following supper committee
was appointed: Mrs. Abbie Rowe,
Mrs. Charles Barton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert LeClair, Mrs. Charles Marcian
and Mrs. Haley. An invitation was
extended to East kennebec Pomona
to confer tie fifth degree in the hall
June 90. In order that Il large class
may avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity to take the sixth degree at
Benton July Ellery Jones of Corin-
ma Grange presented the Grange with
large number song books, which
was greatly appreciated. A program
was carried out under the direction
of Mrs. Percy Jakins mad Miss Zadie
Reynolds consisting of music, tab
leauX and pantamimes. Ernest Priest
won the box of chocolates, the prize
given for guessing the most titles to
ten books represented.
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WEST GARDINER

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hopkins OF
Lynn. Mass. and Mr.. Raymond Hop
kins of Somerville, Mass, We're re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Snowe of
Biddeford have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Snowe.
Mrs. John Cairns and daughter,
Miss Mary, have been attending
graduation at Bridgeport. Conn
Miss Eunice Cairns being one of the
nurses to graduate from the hospital
Mrs. Marion Cook of Brookfield, \.
H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Harper.
Mrs. Adalna Stone has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hallise Horn in
Gardiner
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RANDOLPH

Mrs. Harry, T. Hayes of Medford,
Massachusetts. returned home
Thursday from visit with her moth
err. Mrs. F.. B. Fowles. in Randolph.
Mary Louise MaXcey left Thursday
for visit with her mother, in Med
ford. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. Fowles left
Thursday for a week at New Harbor
and week with relatives in Fitch
burg, sachusetts.
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boro passed the weekend with rela-
tiyes and friends in this vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Greeley is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Allen at
Randolph.
Miss Jennie Faulkner of Augusta
was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Louise Mccormick last Tuesday.
They attended the field day of the
Knights of Columbus at the ST.
Dennis church grounds. Several
others We're also in attendance from
this vicinity during the day and eve
ming.
A very pleasant afternoon was
passed by the Kings Daughters and
a few invited guests at the home of
Mrs. George Sparrow Thursday. The
next meeting will be held June Is,
with Mrs. Grace Putnam, Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chamberlain
and son, Charles. Jr., of Lewiston
were callers of Mrs. Vera Starks,
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

fish or nuts as tempting fist
bite.
In America, the green olive is
generally found now on the ap-
petizer dish served for savories
or hors d. oeuvres. 1t may be
prepared in many attractive forms
and is therefore a favorite with
both chef and caterer. Here is
a particularly popular new recipe:
: Pit large green olives and fill
with the yolk Of hard-boiled eggs
mixed to a paste with little but
ter. Lay an olive on a strip Of
bacon, sprinkle with paprika and
a tiny pinch of mustard, roll up,
fasten with toothpick and broil
just long enough to crisp the
bacon. Serve on toast fingers.
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PALMYRA
Prize Speaking Contest


A prize speaking contest was heid
in the Grange hall at Palmyra VII
lage Friday evening, June :. Inc
following program was presented'
Reading. Merle Lampher; reading
yelma Turner; reading. Hilda Fur
bush: solo. Rose Leighton: reading
Doris Fletcher; reading. Edith Len
fest. reading. Perry Furbush; read
ing, Nina Fletcher; physical exer-
cises, Marsh school; reading. Aoel-
bert Packard: dialogue, Ray Iea'l''
and Frank Turner.
Aubrey Johonnett. Mrs. lhiiian
Towle and Mrs. Lila McCabe acted
as Judges. Edith Lenfest won hrst
prize, Perry Furbush won second
prize and Doris Fletcher received
honorable mention.
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Keith Ryan Recital Tonight

The recital of Keith Ryan is to be
-.,cu tonight at Library hall at s
"ciork. 4 very charming program
IIs been arranged by Mr.. Ryan.
mad" up almost entirely of songs
rrtcr before sung here. The program
- sure 90 be appreciated for it en-
Traces % wide variety Of selections.
AIR. Eynns voice has shown great de-
olopmcnt ia feeling power and SYM
r.fhf ana has n greater beauty than
,,rr before. The following are few
elections taken ri random; whats
Is ma AIR To-day" by Eden; Morn
u- Srclks; Irish Air County
p.rrp hv Mnditional; Banjo Song"
lluw,r. "G" Not Happy Day.
IH-s. BRIDAL Dawn Martin.
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Dawes DIAGNOSIS

Into the general store of a small
place in Ohio there came a negro man
with the complaint that the propri-
etor had sold him a ham few days
before which chad proved to be no
good.
But. Dave" protested the store
keeper. that ham is all right"
But 1t amt boss" insisted the
other. Dat hams sho bad"
How can that be-" continued the
proprietor. when twas cured only
last week."
Dave was lost in reflection for
some moments and then suggested:
Boss. maybe it's done and had a
relapse" ----
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Mrs. Abbie ROXY

Mrs. Abbie Eoix. widow OF Albert
Roix died at her home this morning
after brief illnesa She was born in
Belfast and passed her entire life here
and is survived by one daughter. Ed
ma. wife OF Arthur A. Moore. who
made their home with her and by one
sister. Mrs. Charles II. Sargent. Mrs.
Roix was n regular attendent OF the
North Congregational church. an ac-
tive members of the Ladies' Circle and
a woman Of pleasing personality
which made for her n great many
friends She was member OF Amora
Rebckah Lodge since 1884.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Nu urgent appeal has been made
4. i.c Scar East Relief Commits
.ou t.r clothing, and materials for
. Armenia. In response TO this. Au-
-.p'1 ana Hlllowell have combined
' oruu n' next Thursday, June Sth.
r. Bundle Day. when contributions
b.. eaah', articles may be made.
j,DNU- Confident that Gardiner will
wish ~ uin in this movement, l ask
- similar contributions he brought
v. Thursday 20 the meeting OF tho
W.Wln's rhHanthropic Union at
g. nj Army hall. \ committee will
u.rI,c tho articles, and take charge
n. 'ham. Articles that can be used
.... coats and sweaters, dresses,
Hnnkcts. wool shirts. heavy hosiery
NHt gloves and mittcns. boots and
ue which must be tied in pairs,
nrNorn garments. sheets for ban
o1r,s. now cloth or garments of any
.ud and any heavy. warm clothing
ben witch there is still some wear.
Articles that cannot bc used arc,
',.a silks. wells. Chiffons. evening
'u'u,s, satin slippers. muslin under
",lr high -hcclcd shoes. straw or
uU hats. silk stockings
fr Soar East Relief commission
- umng wonderful work in rcscuing
thousands 81 children and adults
lm starvation. but its funds are not
a. luptc 60 clothing tho rescued
N nu4auds. many or whom are in ac-
rlI uakcdnces. without rags to cover
.p. Let us all do something. oven
- NJ only a little. 10 help these
Iv afflicted people.
LAURA T.. RICHARDS.
dent Nomans Philanthropic
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Clement Jones is acting
as substitute mail carrier on route
9 for a short time
+. c. Taylor has employment in
Gardiner for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pitnam and
family. and Mrs. III. b. Moody, were
callers at East Pittston, Tuesday.
Charles Starks of North Vassal-
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First Radio Set

r. p. Sullivan has recently had
radiophone installed in his home and
the family are finding much ENJOY
mcnt from it. They have been able
TO hear from cities in Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, beside the station
at otter Creek. Maine. and other
places. This is the first receiving
set of this sort to be placed in a
nriyate home in town.
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School Committees Meet

A meeting of the experimenting
school committee of the union OF
towns comprising Troy, Albion
Unity, Unity Plantation and Burn
ham, was held at Burnham Town
hall on Saturday evening with all
members but one present. Mrs. Ma
omi 4. Gregoire was reelected sill
pcrintendent of schools for a term
of three years.
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Aaron Slick" Appears

The three act drama Aaron Slick
of Punkin' Crick" was presented at
the Town hall on Saturday evening
by the Junior class of Hartland
Academy, and although the weather
was unfavorable there was a good
audience that enjoyed the fine enter
tainment by the students. Between
the acts Miss Evans. a Freshman
in the academy, pleased the audience
by her dancing, given in gypsy cos
tune. The drama was followed by
a social dance and ice-cream was
on sale. About 30 students came
to attend the drama and they were
accompanied by Miss Laura Pratt,
the assistant at the academy.
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Gale School Items

School closed Friday, June :.
Mr.. Clifford visited school FRIDAY
May Oath. and again Thursday, June
l. His last visit was to give the an
nual tests.
Edith Lenfest, Clifton Parsons,
Rodney Parsons and Velmen Par
sons have not been absent or tardy
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Opening a can
is eaSier tkan
WeedingKe garden
Me Mitchen- ChdmplinCo
BOSTON ANyDPOR1LAND

this term. lola Snowman and Mary
Pinkham have not been absent this
term.
lola Snowman and Elsie Parsons
have not missed a word in spelling
this term.
Edith Lenfest, Perry Furbush and
Hilda Furbush represented our
school at the prize speaking contest
Friday evening, June 2. Edith Len
fest won the first prize and Ferry
Furbush the second.
Mrs. Hattie Farnum. Mrs. J. A.
Parkman. Mrs. Leighton Pennell.
Mrs. A. l.. Snowman and Master
Clyde Lewis were visitors Friday
afternoon.
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DI ED

GENTHNER-Bang June 4. Mar
tina NJ. wife of Nelson f. of Park
man. aged IS years. il months.
LEILA June l. Capt.
Enoch A., aged O. years, 2 months and
ii days.
HEWEY-West PoWnal June 2,
Ezra s.. of Orrington, aged "a years,
10 months, % days.
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TO STOP COUGHING At NIGHT

A summer bronchial cough keeps not
only the sufferer but other members of
the family awake. Alfred Barker,
1861 Avondale ST.. E. Liverpool. O..
writes: II consider it my duty to
write and tell the results of F'oleys
Honey and Tar. which l used for my
boy who had been suffering from
bronchial cough for Z or 3 weeks
Foley's Honey and Tar has done him
wonderful good, and / shall always
recommend it," 1t soothes and heals.
Sold eyerywhere-Ady
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Deviled Spanish
Green Olive.

French chefs
f e a t ur e small
mushrooms, cab
bage slaw, or
slices Of tongue
a n d asparagus
tips as hors d
oeuvres. In Italy,
pi c k | e d mush-
rooms or an
chovies are serv-
ed. The Russian
prefers his sailed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

The y. s McNaughton agency has
cold the farm in West Gardiner the
property Of the Maine Land and
Nttcr co. 20 Mrs. Luclla Moore of
lLn.t Glrh.ncr.
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Washington League


The Washington League held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon
and the following program was pre-
scented by the lecturer. Hilda Fur
bush: REGULATIONS. Edith Lenfest.
Kenneth Parsons. Hilda Furbush.
Florence Parsons. Perry Furbush.
Edith Lewis. Nelmen Parsons, Ma
rion Wyman, lola Snowman, Cora
Pencil. Dwight Pennell. Mary link
ham, Miles Snowman. Edwin Par
sons, Harrison Nanadestine. Edna
Salley. Rodney Parsons. Elsie Par
sons, Preston Snowman, Clifton FAR
sons. Evelyn Wyman. Willard Va
nadestine, Maurice Hughes, Dana
Pennell, Stewart Salley. Phyllis
Wood. Leigh Hughes; song. Aperica.
by the school.
Clifton Parsons has not been alb
sent for the year.
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The Rev. r. w. Plant left Monday
viii go directly TO Portland for the
o. sanitation of the Diocesan Council,
turning 10 Gardiner on Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

There will be n stated convocation
~ Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter on
IS dnesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Misses Annie and Catherine Dono-
van have returned from a week end
visit in Winthrop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Myron Palmer of Whitefield was
among the out town visitors in
Gardiner Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Frank II. Southbridge of Berlin, n.
H.. IL visiting Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hassen Of
Wakefield were calling, Monday on
Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-06

Arthur stevens of Portland was a
business visitor in Gardiner, Monday.
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LARONE

The last meeting of tho w. r, n.
was held May cath at tho home OF
Mrs. Nancy Winslow when n full at
tendance was present and a number of
tea wagons were made under the in
structions OF Miss Hare. The next
regular meeting will he June IS. when
food value and salads will DC discuss
ed
On the evening OF juno LIST Miss
Eva Corey with the help Of her many
Young friends. celebrated the anniver-
sary OF her tenth birthday.
Miss Elsie Savage OF Norridgewock
with her friend. Iinwood Piper was
Memorial Day visitors of her sister.
Mrs Leo Winslow.
Miss Rose Buzzell was home over
Memorial Day from her work as stem
ographer in Portland.
Mildred Farley goes to Auburn for
tho summer.