Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-22
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Mrs. Alice Calloupe, who has bsen
visiting her sister, Mrs. Antonio
williams for the past two weeks, VIII
return today to her home IN Wiscas.
set.
In town, called here by the death OF
her nephew, Donald b. Gordon.
Rev. H. G. Kennedy's class from
the Sunday school Of the United Bap-
fist church met on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Harry Dame on
Main Street to organize. The affair
was in. charge of a committee con-
sisting of Mrs. Dame. Miss Louise
Benson and Miss Alice Brimestine.
About. II in all were present. The
class will be known N the future as
the "Ppogressives" and the following
, officers were elected: President,
Miss Louise Benson; vice president,
Mrs. Edna Brown; treasurer. Miss
Alice Brimestine; secretary, Miss
Edith Luck; SOCIAL committee. Mrs.
Harry Dame; Lookout committee,
| Miss Helen Smiley; Flower and WISH
tation committees, Mrs. Fern Hough-.
ton. Miss Alice Brimestihe ins behalf
of the members of the class present.
| ed Rev. Kennedy with an electric
reading light to which he responded
/ in pleasing manner. Mr.. Kennedy
expects to leave soon for Augusta,
where he will make hts home in the
| future.
| The class voted to hold a meeting
on the second Tuesday of each
month A social evening was enjoy~
ed and refreshments of sandwiches,
assorted cake. coffee and tea was
served.
Funeral services for Donald Bow
man Gordon. little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gordon, were held at the
residence Wednesday. afternoon at 2
O'clock and were private. Rev. Wcs-
| ton p. Holman ana Rev. Milton G..
Bennett oficiated. The bearers'were,
Maurice Bowman and Bert Watson.
The remains were placed in the tomb
and later interment will be in Bel
/ grade cemetery.
"The Swastika \ Glass" OF the
United Baptist church met Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Mar
gerry PiefceHThe study of the lesson
was taken up and a social hour fol-
! loved and light refreshments were
served. The guests were. Icy Carroll,
Hilda Soule, Margaret Mosher. Della
Richardson. Blanche Clark and
Rosale M6sher, beside the hostess
and the teacher. Mrs. F. H. Leech.
The class will meet next week at the
home of Miss Rosalic Mosher.
The Silent Six Club will meet this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alden
Moore on High street. The afternoon
will be devoted to making BEETLES"
and the members are requested to
Gene early. fa<
Mrs. Merl Beverage went to Win
throp Tuesday to attend the funeral
of relative.
Mrs. H. H. Hatfield. who expects to
leave soon for Lynn, Mass, where she
will make her home, was given a fare
! we'll party Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. George Pullen on Water
street by the Saturday Nighters and
The Merry MatronS. The house was
attcactively decorated in crepe paper.
the color scheme being yellow and
/ white. Auction was played and the
highest score for the evening was car
ried off by Mrs. J. Fl. Stevens and Mrs.
Winfield Palmer held the lowest score.
A buffet lunch was served consisting
of chicken sandwiches, salads, cakes,
coffee and eclairs of ice cream. Mrs
! Hatfield was presented shower of
/ S''NAA . - anu q NciS hdHdSoHlc pOCh-
etbook and vanity. case. A delightful
evening was enjoyed. The guests were
Mrs. J. E. Morrisettc, Mrs. D. M. Mar
shall. Mrs J. H. Morse, MIS-. j. Z. Har-
| ris. Mrs. Winfield Palmer, Mrs. Harry
| Dame. Mrs. j. H. Stevens Mrs. Dwight
Mccartney, Mrs. Annie Vigue, Mrs.
Walter Trask, Mrs. Jay Scribner. Mrs.
Mary Strickland. Mrs. William sBlake,
Mrs. A. H. Oliver beside the hostess.
Mrs. George Pullen, and the guest of
honor. Mrs Hatfield.
The extension of the woman's di-
vision of the farm bureau held an all
day meeting Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Wheeler. The day was
devoted to making Beetles" and pic
mic Ginner was served at noon.
Mrs. William Livingstone was CALL
ed to. Embden Wednesday by the
i death Of relative.
The ladies' Social Circle of the
! Universaliat Church held an Easter
sale on Wednesday afternoon and
evening in Murray Vestry. There
was a ,tabe of fancy work, an apron
table. and table of home made
candy At the fancy work table all
sorts of hand made articles decorat-
| ed with embroidery and crochet work
we're tastefully Displayed and were
on sale by Mrs. J. E. Morrisette.
Mrs. J. H: Morse. Mrs. Jay Scribner
! Wheeler. Mrs. Fred Guptill, Miss
Annie Crowell. Mrs Jesse. Hallett
and Mrs. Everett Cover presided at
the, apron table. The candy table
which con aimed q fine assortment
of home mado candy was in charge
of Mrs. G. H.. Vinegar, Mrs Mary
Strickland, Mrs. Lester NJ. Andrews
1 AID Mrs. A. H. Oliver. At $50
o'clock supper was served the menu
consisting of laked beans, brown
bread. hot rolls, salads. whipped
cream, pie. doughnuts and coffee.
The committee in charge of the sup
Winfield Palmer, Mrs. Charles Now
er. Mrs Martha Gleason, Mrs. Try
ing Kelley, Mrs. Dwight Mccartney.
Mrs. VIM. Balm. Mrs. J. E. Harris
and Mrs. Harry Blaisdell. A public
whist party vas held In the evening
under the direction Of Mrs. Harold
McTaggert, Mrs. c. E. Small. Mrs.
:. r. Simmons, Mrs. d. NJ Marshall
an' Mrs. George Pullen. The affair
was a decided SUCCESS and was we'll
patronized and good sum was real
lied for the treasury
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse who has
Leen passing the winter her farm
in Smithfield was calling on friends
in town Wednesday,
| The Fidelity Glass Of the United
Baptist Church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Zillah
Bartlett.
| The public schools in town will
close Friday and the teachers will
observe visiting day ana will visit
err.
| The annual m.ctine Of the Free