Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-11
MONMOUTH
New Books at Cumston Library

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New Books at Cumston Library
The following list of new books
have been added to CumSton Library:
The Friendly Artic." by Nilkjalmur
Stefanson; oh Shoot, Rex Beach;
The Charm of Fine Manners Star
rett; Home Radio" Ncrrill; Camp
fires and Guidebooks,' Henry Van
Dyke. Fiction of recent date-"St.
Teresa" Harrison; Blue Circle
Jordan; "Raynor- Slade Amalgama-
ton" Fletcher; "Lucretia Lombard,
Norris: Gentle julia" Harrington;
The Everlasting Whisper Gregory;
Martin Coninsby's Vengeance. Far
mol; BLACK Cold Terhune; Pirates
Hope" Lynde; Chanting Wheels"
Hutchinson; when Egypt Went
Broke" Holman Day; Marion OF the
Movies" Wilson; Copper Streak
Trail" Rhodes; shepherds Of the
Wlds." Marshall; "Goldie Green"
Merwin: MI Prohack," Arnold Ben
nett; ITO the Last Man" Grey.
For young readers especially are
Deep Sea Hunters" Ncrrill; Ted
and the Telephone" Bassett; ".Siiip-
per of the cynthia b." Durr.i;
Homestead Ranch" Young; The
Air Raider" Parker; Jim Squirting
Fisherman" Tolman; Jim Squirting
Milkman," To1man.
A Travelling library from the Maine
State Library containing 4 fire col
lection Of books is being much en-
joyed by its readers.
A choice selection of periodicals
found on the reading room table at
the library are the following: Har-
per's Illustrated. World, Century,
Scrihner's, Worlds Work. Review Of
Reviews, Outlook American, indie
pendent, Ladies Home Journal, Ev-
erybodys, Good Housekeeping, Asia,
Cosmopolitan, Dearborn, Pictorial
Review, Sunset, Woman's Home
Companion.
In the childrcn's room there arc:
The Youths Companion, American
Boy, The open Road and Our Dumb
Animals.
Mrs. Ernest Scrbner and son. Paul
Of Worcester, Mass, and son, Ralph
Of Boston were guesss, Saturday, OF
their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Thompson.
Mrs. Bertha Prescott has returned
from a months visit at the home of
her brother. George Woodbury., in
North Belgrade.
Miss Geneva Little is passing two
weeks with friends in Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Addic Blake of Mclroso, Mass.
is at the home of her sister. Mrs
Lesley Prescott, for a few days.
Mrs. Joseph Slack and little daugh-
ter, who nave been at the home of
her father, Irving Jewell, for the past
two months, have returned to their
home in Jersey City, where her hus-
band. Sergeant Joseph Slack, is in
charge OF the sub-station Of the
United States Marine Corps
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Bragdon and
little son, Ralph, went to Portland
Saturday, to visit Mrs. Bragdon's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. German.
They made the trip by. automobile.
Ernest Cram has moved into the
David Marston house
Mr.. and Mrs Y. w. Richardson
and family recently passed the dav
at Belgrade Lakes in company with
Mrs. Richardson's brother. Harold
Robinson Of Auburn, making the
trip by auto
Miss Ethel Bragdon passed the
weekend in Portland, tho guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll Bent.
The engagement has been an
nounccd of Miss Blanche r. Lccch.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. i. f. Leech
Of East Monmouth. and Joseph H.
Moore of Winthrop, son of Mr.. and
MIS- j. Henry Moore. Miss Lcech
is graduate of Monmouth Academy.
Following her graduation she was
assistant teacher in the Academy
for a year Mr. Moore is a graduate
of thee University of Maine. and
Master Of the Winthrop Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll T. Bragdon
went to Augusta Wednesday to at
tend the State Funeral Directors
22nd annual convention.
Rev, Percy S. Ridlon. secretary of
the EpWorth League Conference. js
attending the Epworth League In
stitute at Kcnts Hill.
Mrs William Edwards and children
OF Augusta, and Miss Laura Smith
of Waltham, Mass. are guests of tho
formers mother. Airs. J. G. Colt and
sister, Mrs. Harry Cochranc.
goodly number from Monmouth
attended service Of the Methodist
church in Wayne Sunday afternoon
10 hsten to sermon by Rev. Mr..