Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-05
PITTSFIELD

The Jolly Twelve Whist Club were
guests OF Mrs. IL. f. Clay at her
home on Lancey street. Friday af-
tcrnoon. The first prize. playing
cards and case were won by Mrs. L.
G.. Lancey. The consolation prize
was Il sachcl bag, won by Mrs. G. J.
Strong. Sandwiches and coffee were
served.
George Kimball went tc North
DiXmont Friday TO attend the funeral
service of his grandmother. Mrs.
Mary kimball, which was held at
the home of her daughter, Miss Car
RE W. kimball, Friday afternoon.
Eugene Monk was a business caller
in Fairfield Friday.
Postmaster +. 4. Webber and De-
putty Sheriff l.. Il. Wheeler OF Hart
land, were in town Friday, leaving
later for SkoWncGan on BUSINESS.
Mrs. Sarah Pattcn. who r;.s been
passing sc.tral weeks with relatives
in Bingham returned home Saturday
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ross Henderson who will
visit a few GAYS with her 81: ter. Mrs.
Harris Matthews at her nome on
Lancoy street.
The W. G. T. L. held q voTy large
~ attended meeting at the home of
Mrs. EStcllc Priitv on Nichols street.
Thursday afternoon. The n,%.'sscs
were Mrs. Prilay. Mrs. linn Jackson.
Mrs. Mary Frost. Mrs. susie Huff.
Plans are being made foy 1 Guests
Night to be held in the BAPTIST
church.
Another in the series Of whist
parties, under the auspices If phlcn-
tonia lodge, ]. O. @. f.. viii c hr'd
in odd Fellows hall. Tuesday even
ing. The Womcn's prizes will be
given by Mrs. c. j. Strong. ''he COM
mittcc in charge is Ray Butler. Ray
Badger and Joseph Davis. \ cordial
invitation is extended to all who en-
JOY the samc to attend.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Batchcldcr of
St .tlhans left here Friday for Bos-
ton. Tho viii he away for several
weeks They Nil visit in New York
ana Florida.
Mass Barbara LancCy very delight
fully entertained at whist January
ST. sixteen young ladies Deng pres
cnt. The highest score was made by
Miss Ardis LanCey of Hartland.
whose prize was a silver pencil. The
second prize WAS a wicker garCiniere,
was awarded Miss Marion hoderick.
The guests were Miss Marion Rod
crick. Miss irene Reynolds. Miss
Anna Dodd. Mrs. Grace Craig. Miss
Florence Buxton. Mrs. EVELYN Gar
rity Miss Gladys Hanson. Mrs. Ruth
Palmer. Miss Ardis Lanccy, Miss
Margaret Staples. Miss Eliza Smiley,
Mrs. G. J. Strong, Miss Srdie San
ford. Miss Martha Royal and Mrs.
Rita Smiley. A delicious lulch was
served.
Ecv G. :. Kennedy of Oa,,land was
a business caller in town Saturday.
The Ladies' aid of the Manson
street Methodist church will con-
duct a supper auction sale and en-
tertainmont i'll the church on the
evening of FEBRUARY IA. The Old
District school will he given for the
evenings program. The proceeds of
the evening will be used for the re-
decorating of the interior of the
church.
The funeral services of Melvin G..
Kicker were held from the home,
Saturday afternoon to two o'clock.
Rev. Sidney J. Willis officiatcd. The
floral offerings were profuse and
beautiful. The Firemen and Sons
of Veterans attended in 4 body. The
bearers were Guy Woodbury.. Roy
Badger, John Clarity and Herbert
f4lhET1pil. nc boNN WAS paced III
the receiving tomb at the village
ccmetary. There We're many rola
tlves from out OF town who attended
the funeral.
Mrs Lola 1lurd was in Bangor,
Saturday.
Mrs Sarah Patten, who has been
visiting at Bingham for several
weeks, returned home Saturday af-
ternoon. She was accompanied by
by her daughter, Mrs. II. +. Hender-
son.
William Blake went to Watcrville
Friday to attend a meeting of the
agents of the metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
George r. Deacon of Bangor was
in town on business Saturday.
W. NJ. BiGelow of the Eastern Grain
Co, was in Bangor Friday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Norman s. Donahue and son
of Belfast, who have been visiting
Mrs. Donahues parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Lancy Of Hartland. We're in
town Friday leaving later for their
home.
Mrs. s. ]. Willis has returned home
from Medford. Mass, where she was
called two weeks ago by the illness
and death of her brother, the late
Horace L. Tucker.