Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-04

chapter. No. So. Order of Eastern
star. will occur on Friday evening,
Ian. S. in the Masonic hall, when the
annual reports will be presented and
the officers for the ensuing year Will
be elected. va
The first meeting of the New Year
of the Sliowhegan Business and FRO
fessional Woman's club will be held
on Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, the first
TO be held in the new club rooms IN
the Morrison and Mcclellan block at
the foot of Madison avenue. IAN ln-
teresting program under the direc-
ton of the program committee OF
which DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid Is the
chairman, will be given.
The Bethany Guild. which because
of the severe storm OF last week dla
not hold its regular meeting, Will
meet this THURSDAY afternoon az the
home Of Mrs. Charles Burnor on
Winter street. All ladies in the
church and, congregation are cor
Gially invited to attend.
The ladies' of the January COM
mittee of the Ella F. Mitchell Phila-
thea class Of the Bethany Baptist
church met Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Nina Clough on
Water street and considered the plans
for the January business and social.
Harry C oodrich, Somerset County
Commissioner, returned wednesday
to his home in Palmyra. While
here he was a guest of Commission
er and Mrs Henry Crowell or North
avenue.
Hon. and Mrs. c. c. Kinsman of
North Cornvile, left Tuesday Tor
Eau Gallie, Fla. where they are 10
pass the remainder of the winter.
Mr., and Mrs. Alfred Bureau ana
two children of Watervile, VINO nave
been visiting with Mrs. bureaus
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l-abrach' re-
turned home Tuesday. =
T.. j. DOGGY of Bangor was IN
town Tuesday on business
Howard w. Lowd OF the Chevro-
let Automobile Company, left tues
day for Bangor, ana Arooslooi>
county for the week.
Mrs. f. O. Spaulding returned 10
Fairfield Tuesday after belng az .he
keDneDec valley l!OopAtAi w
nephew, Donald Newell
Mrs. A. S. MacDougal went 10 wa
terrible Tuesday where she Is en-
Moved nv the New England Tele-
phone company.
John w. Fogler went 10 Augusta
Tuesday on business
Miss Florence Richardson, Water
vile who has been the guest OF MRS
T,,,,o, roti,rnad home IueS-
day. p,,, NJ
Mrs T.. G. Frost of Pelham. n.
= who with Mr.. Frost have been
no ssing a few weeks at their summer
home at Readfeld. Tuesday was
calling on her aunt, Mrs. Maria Fol
som, at the home of Charles Long
fellow. Water street:
John Newell of Fairfield recently
called on Donald Newell, a surgical
patient at the kenncbec valley hos
pital.
Henry Crowcll. of the COburn
Heirs. Incorporated, went to Green
willie Wednesday on business.
Frank Adams was in Hallowell
Wednesday, calling on his daugh-
tiers. Misses Lottie and Lucy Adams.
n. n. Boynton went to Rome
"Wednesday to attend the funeral
service Thursday Of his uncle, Will
Mosher.
Miss Helen Gates, whe passed the
Christmas vacation with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Gates. OF
Madison avenue, returned Wednes-
day to Gorham, where she is stu
dent at the state normal school.
Kenneth Cole was in Watervllle
Wednesday,.
Miss Antinette Bachard and little
Leo Pellctier. who have been the
guests of the sisters at the Convent
returned to Sandford Wednesday.
Harold c. Woodbury. of the Walk
err Smith company was in Lewiston
on business. Wednesday.
Miss Fern Dennis. who passed the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
Nr. ANA Mrs Merton Dennis. al
their home in North Cornville. We'd
nesday returned to Farmlngton'
where she is student at the state
normal school.
Ralph Newell, Of Pennington
chilled the first Of the week to see
his son, Donald Newell, patient at
The Kennebec hospital.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson. nurse al
the state reformatocy for women
went to her home in Newport wed
nesday. Thursday Mrs. Robinson
will so to Bangor to attend the tune
raj. of her cousin, Mrs. VIII Harris
Edwin Hobart a manual tralnlns
student at the Sloyd training schooi'
returned to Boston "Wednesday atter
rnssinr the Christmas vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hobart, Of Madison avenue.
G. A. Storer agent for the som
ersct county farm bureau. ana hisS
Marion G.. Hare. the county nome
demonstration. were in Fairfield wed
resday. attending an all DAY plan
ming meeting of the Fairfield Farm
Bureau and the Ladies Branch.
Miss Helen Pratt. of Corning, n.
Y. who has been in town vlsi'ins
with Miss Grace Fox at the home OF
her Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Fox. of Fairview avenue. returned
70 Waterville Wednesday. where she
and Miss Fox are class mates al
Colby College.
Miss Ruth Nalliere returned 10
Gorham Wednesday. where she is a
senior at the State normal schooi'
after passing the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Ora W. Nalllere, OIL
LeaNitt street.
Mrs Eta l.. CULVER. OF canaan
"Wednesday