Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
OAKLAND
Birthday PARTY

Mrs. John King was pleasantly
surprised Monday evening when tho
Silent SIX Club of which she is a
member and several OF her friends
hung her a MayhaSket at her home
on oak street the occasion being her
birthday. The party we've invited in
and when the basket was omptied
1t was found to contain several nice
gifts. There were two handsome
birthday cakes beautifully frosted and
decorated and on one was inscribed
her name, tho date Of her birth and
the wear, 1928. These were the work
OF MIS-. I. II. NORM and Mrs. Alden
Moore and We're cut and served with
refreshments Of ice cream.
4 social hour was enjoyed and the
guests. who were Mrs. Alden Moore
MIS-. Thomas Walker, Miss Edna
Walker Mrs. John OReilcy Mrs
Harry RlaisdclI. Mrs Flora Kelley,
and Mrs. 7. \. Marin. departed,
wishing Mrs. King many happy re-
turns OF the day.
kcnneboc County Sunday School
Association Will hold an all day
meeting on Friday Of this week in
Monmouth.
NJ the annual meeting Of the cleo
sunday school last Sunday. the fol-
Moving officers were elected: Super
intendcnt. Fred \. Wyman: assistant
superintendent. Mrs. Angie Cottle:
secretary. Carlton Towle: assistant
secretary, Clarence Reed; treasurer.
SpurEeon Hear; organist. Doris Wy
man. flower committee, Mrs. Sareie
Warren. Mrs. Marian Decker and Mrs.
Lewis Crowell
Richard Kelley of Portland is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Flora kel-
ley and his brother. Irving Kelley for
q few days.
The Ladies' Social Circle OF the
tniNcrsalist church will meet this
"Wednesday afternoon in MURRAY
NcStry and the hostesses will he Mrs
Helen Stevens and Mrs MaNme Pat
ten.
LLOYD FowIes and George Wood.
who have been visiting Mr.. Fowles'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest FowIes
over the Weekend have returned to
orono to resume their studies at the
University of Maine.
At the annual meeting OF the Lake
View Cemetery Association held on
Monday evening at the residence of
George I. Benson on Maple street.
the following officers We're elected:
President. George T. Benson; vice
President. George Goulding: treas
urcr. George II. Bryant; secretary,
George H. Winigar; auditing COM
mttee. Edward Wing. ii. w. Greeley
and Mrs. Alice Mower
Sergeant WyInan Womcn's Relief
Corps will hold their regular meet
ing this Wednesday evening in the
Post rooms. Arrangements will he
made for Memorial Day at this meet
ing and full attendance is desired.
The regular meeting of troop No.
of the Boy Scouts will he held on
Thursday evening at o'clock in the
Legion hall instead of Wednesday
evening.
Sarah Sampson Tent Daughters of
Veterans held their regular meeting
on Monday evening in the Post
rooms. Plans were made for the
presentation OF two flags which the
tent have recently purchased for the
two troops of the Boy Scouts and
which will be presented to them on
next Wednesday evening. May 23rd.
i'll Memorial hall. Exercises fitting
for the occasion will be carried out
demonstration of how boys are in
itiated into the. Scouts will be given.
1t is hoped that all parents of the
boys will make an effort to be pres
emit
Ralph Stowell left Tuesday morn
Ing for Boston. Mass, making the
trip by automobile. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Lester Andrews and
Mrs. Cyprun Roy, who will be guests
of friends there for short time.
Harold York and his friend, James
Horsman have returned to their
studies at Bowdoin college, after
passing the week end at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph StoweH.
Kenneth SaWtcile was awarded the
nrst prize, a reading book, for the