Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-19
Surprise Party

\ delightful surprise was given Dr.
Frederick J.. Chenery, j., and his
bride, Monday evening at the Chen
cry home.
Members of the Methodist church,
friends and neighbors to the number
of 10 met to extend .congra tulations
and welcome to the bride and bride
groom. who have recently returned
from their wedding trip DIR. and
Mrs. Chcnery, who were invited out
10 tea, were greatly surprised on be-
ing called home to find the house
filled with guests.
A musical program was given in
Guiding vocal solos by Mrs. Ruby
Hascall and Miss Virginia Richard
son; violin solo, Miss Claudia Millett:
WhlstlinS solo, Mrs. Margaret Smith
with autoharp accompaniment by
herself. Mrs. Hattie Whiting and
MISS Marjorie Richardson were ac-
companiSts for the evening.
Rev. l. y. Bean, fpastor of the
Methodist church extended conSrat-
ulations and on behalf of the COM
pany presented to DR.. and Mrs.
Chcnery, twenty-five dollars in gold.
Ice cIeam and cake were served by
the ladies Of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Hardy of Ken
nebunk have been visiting Mrs.
1ardys brother, W. Z. Reynolds and
family.
Miss Avis Lane Of Lynn. Mass. is
the guest OF Mrs. II. c. Pallee and
family.
Mr.. and .Irs. Fred Wood and Ly-
IA Ipplr,,
Bethel were week end guests of Mr..
Woods daughter, Mrs. Margaret
Smith and family.
d.. c. NJ, Randlettc returned Sun
d2y from the Central Maine General
hospital. While somewhat improved
IN health he will be obliged to take
rest of several weeks.
Mrs. Harold Smith and Miss Paul
Inc PettinGill went to Waterville
W euneSday as delegates from the
Methodist Sunday school to the state
SUNDAY school convention, which is
being held there.
The annual inspection of the Pyth-
ian Sisters was held at knights of
lythias ball Friday evening, MIS-.
Alice MacBride, ID. G.. c. of Sabattus
was the inspecting officer. Ice cream.
cake and coffee were served.
Mrs. j. G.. Colt is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. William Edwards and
family in Augusta.
Inc Misses Laura and Doris
thompson. students OF Monmouth
academy, passed the holiday and the
week end at their home in Waync.
The body of Otis Stinson, who died
at East Winthrop last week, was
Drought here Friday and buried in
the family lot on Monmouth Ridge.
Mrs. Stinson, his wife, who died
some years ago, was Miss Lucretia
slower of Monmouth. They were
formerly residents of this town.
SOUTH-Linwood Bubier has mr.
chased new touring car.
Mrs. 2. E. Frost, Miss Alma Frost
and Miss Knapp of Auburn. were
week end visitors at the Frost home.
Roy Mace and Emil Peterson we're
business callers in Lewiston on Mon
day
Mrs. Edna Bubier and Mrs. Doris
Mace were recent callers in Lewiston.
The Helping Hand circle will meet
on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Row
Mace.
Services were held at the church
Sunday p. NJ. sermon bv Rev
George Southwick of Lewiston was
enjoyed by fairly large congrega-
ton.
Mrs. H. 3. Coombs has moved to
Lewiston. Mr. Coombs is staying at
the home of Norman Higgins until
the canning season is over at the
Heart of Maine factory.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Edwards of
PoNnal' were recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. .. G. True.
Delhert Gray Of Gardiner Is STAY
,ns al the home OF y. {. True.