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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-09
DRESDEN

MILLS-The installation Of Olive
Branch Chapter No. 156. o. z. S., took
place at Grange hall. Dresden. on Feb
ruary 6. The installing officer was
Grand Matron Mrs. Patten of Topsham.
who performed the ritual work in a
very impressive manner. Mrs. Graf
fam Of Brunswick assisted her In the
capacity of grand marshal.
The officers installed were: Nellie
Pushard. worthy matron: F. NJ. Little.
worthy patron; Eva Mcdonald. assist
ant matron; Vesta Meserve. secretary;
Frank Preble, treasurer: Edna Prebie,
conductress; Caroline Sheldon. assist
ant conductress; Belle F. Little, chap
lain: Elsa Cheney, marshal; Ralph b.
Cheney. organist; Bertha McDonalds
Ada: Lou Laws. Ruth, Nettie Labree.
substitute for Esther. Luella Bickford
being Esther-elect; Gertrude Cates
Martha; Mabel Cate. Electa; Mae Cloud.
warden; Owen Blenn, sentinel.
At the close of the installation cere-
monies the grand matron was called
upon to address the chapter. which she
did in most enjoyable and helpful
manner. Others called upon for re-
marks were grand marshal. worthy pa,
tron. Rev. w. Bradeen and Mrs. Bra
deem. Refreshments were served.
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len were in Newport Thursday to
attend the installation Of the II. G.
Libby Relief Corps.
r. H. Berry was business caller
in Burnham Tuesday.
Over 100 people attended whist
party given in l. o. o. F. hall Tues
day evening. under the auspices Of
Phlentoma Lodge. The prizes we're
awarded as follows: First prize for
ladies. a china tray, Mrs. Lena Har-
ris: second prize for ladies. a Jar-
dinere, Mrs. A. H. Pushor: pack Of
playing cards, Mrs. Gladys Hanson;
first prize for men. cuff links. Win:
field Huff; watch chain. Phil j. Yer.
gam; brush. Guy Bickford. The
highest score for the evening was
made by Mrs. c. j. Strong who
wished the prize to be awarded to
the holder of the next highest score.
Mrs. Josie E. Mathews. Past Grand
Matron of the o. f. S.. of Maine.
went, to Carmel Thursday night
where she installed the officers elect
of John r. Chase Chapter. No. 1923,
0. E. S. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Lola Hurd. WHO. was marshal
for the installation Ceremonies. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hart of De-
troit were business callers in town
Thursday. 2
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Second Inter-Frat
Puck Chase TODAY

The second hockey game between
1faternlties at Colby caollege will be
played off this afternoon on the Ken
nebec rink, when the fast Phi Delta
meta se%tet will oppose the puck
chasers Of the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity. The game is to start at
$50 o'clock sharp, and will be ref
creed by Prof. Edwards of the Phys-
ical department.. The Tau team will
face the Delta Epsilon ice birds on
Saturday afternoon at the same rink.
The lineup for the game this AFTER
noon is as follows:
A. T. o. P. D. T.
Eustis, rW..... .rw, Lyond
scout, wv. .lw, Crook
Porter
Nac1'nefSOn. c............c. sullivan
odiidSHdn fu .fO, Moody
Putnam. Id. .......... Id, Thompson
Mcdonald Colburn
Moynahan, g...... g, Flahive
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81 E D

McCARTHY-In Glenburn, Feb. Z,
Mrs. Harriet F.. wife of Samuel
Mccarthy, aged 81 years. months
o5 days.
TURNER-1n Presque Isle. Feb. 3,
Mrs. Abbic J. Turner. widoW OF
Bragdon Turner. formerly of Lev
ant. aged IS years.
ALLEN-In Pressure Isle, Feb. 2, Or
rim w. Allen. aged 81 years.
ADAMS-m Calais. Feb. a. Alvah Ad-
ans of Deer Island, n. E., aged AZ
years.
HARVEY--In Swanvillc. Feb. 5. Mrs.
Martha Harvey. aged "A years.
HAMM-In East Ellsworth. Feb. g.
Timothy A. Hamm. aged Is years
RI1GGLES-In Columbia Falls. FEB.
s. Mrs. Rebecca Rugglcs.
FOSTER-In Milbridge, Feb. 3. Mrs.
Phoebe Foster.
MALING-In Sea waran. n. j.. Mrs.
William II. Mailing. late of Bangor
and Brewer aged So years.
WEBER-Tn Brewer. Feb. 6. Roscoe
T.. Weber. aged &c years.
COTE-In Old Town. Feb. 6. Charles
O. Cote. aged &C years. months,
II days.
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county. TWO years ago and rented the
house on Fairfield street owned by Jo-
soph Cloukh, where they have since re-
sided. Mrs. Snow is survived by her
husband and seven. children. Lemuel,
Schubert. Fern, Helen. Lyman, Verne
and Holland; a mother, Mrs. Olive
Kelley; three brothers, Ralph, George
and Stanley Kelley. all of Oakland !;
and three sisters, Mrs. Florence Stairs
and Miss Thelma Kelley of Oakland
and Mrs. Ferne Horsford of Houlton.
Funeral services will be held at the
Methodist vestry this morning at Id
o'clock Rev. Weston p. Holman will
officiate and the remains will DE placed
in the tomb to await burial.
1.-THE Night Owls" will meet this
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
Nettie Hallett
At the last regular meeting of the
Boy, Scouts. Clarence Otis was elect
cd Scribe and Dana Simmons treas
urer. Three patrols were formed.
The first patrol known as the Tiger
Patrol with Eugene Scribner leader
and Clarence Otis assistant leader.
The second Patrol was the Silver
Fox Patrol with Dana Simmons
leader and Gerald Hallett assistant
leader The Third Patrol was the
Panther Patrol with Frederick Scrib-
ner leader and Olin Benson assist
ant leader. There are ten N0) can
didates to take the Tenderfoot de-
gree at the meeting to be held next
Monday evening.
Mrs. Ferne Horsford of Houlton is
in town called here by the death. of
her sister. Mrs. Elbridge Snow.
Mrs. Francena Baker will enter
tin the Fidelity Glass of the United
Baptist church this Friday afternoon
at her home on Summer ST.
Mrs. William Balm will leave to-
day for Dexter TO visit her sister.
Miss Theresa Stoehr. who is a
teacher in the Public schools.
Miss Lena Kerr, state secretary of
the Christian Endeavor and Miss
Alice Brimestine, Miss Margaret
Mosher and Miss Della Richardson
will leave today for Bangor to at
tend the meeting of the State Chris
tan Endeavor Association which is
held in that city on Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday of this week.
A special meeting of the Oakland
Social Club was held on Wednesday
evening in the Club Rooms and the
following committee were appointed;
G. w. Simpson. J. H. Stevens, Roy
Bricr, George Wilson and Alton Lib
by to confer with a committee from
the Harry G. Decker Post, American
Legion to see about making arrange
ments for tournament to be held in
the near future.
Miss Cecile Bushey Of Oakland
Heights who underwent a surgical
operation Monday at the Cisters'
hospital in Waterville is reported to
be resting comfortably.
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Municipal Court
Hears LIQUOR Charge

Arthur Trudel was before Judge
Charles w. Atchley of the Water
vile Municipal court yesterday af-
ternoon, charged with having in his
possession quantity of intoxicating
liquor. He was defended by Harold
Dubord. The arrest resulted from a
search of his restaurant at 20 IL
Ticonic street. yesterday by Deputy
Sheriffs Charles H. harrington,
Frank Lessard, and Frank D. Rob-
inson. The sherffs with their search
warrant entered the respondents
place of business and after a slight
search found pitcher in which
they allege was quantity of alcohol
ic liquor. Robinson testified that he
had had great number of COM
plants concerning the respondent
and that he must have been doing
n land office business. Attorney Du-
bord objected to the land office bust
ness part of the answer but his OBJ
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P|TTSF|ELD

Maine Central Institute plans to
be represented in the Winter Car
nival to take place in Augusta. Feb.
Is. 16, and II. Four men will rep
resent the school and will be select
ed from the following. who are con-
testing in the tryouts: Roy Ragan,
Richards Tibbetts. Glendon Stanford,
Norman Wight, Linwood Day, AL
fred Smith and Milford Smith.
At the meeting of Pittsfield grange
to be held on Saturday evening the
third and fourth degrees will be con-
ferred on class of candidates.
Doughnuts, sandwiches, cake and
coffee will be served under the dir
ection of Mr.. and Mrs. Tiffany and
aides. Members who have not been
solicited are requested to contribute
cake or dOughnuts.
The Junior Y. p. G. U. of the Uni
versalist church will give an enter
tainment followed by social on
Wednesday evening. February II. at
7.45 o'clock. Valentines and refresh
ments will be for sale.
Mrs. !. s. Haseltine and Mrs. Har-
~ Coolidge were in Bangor We'd
nesday for the day.
Mrs. w. L. Ross and Miss Eva AL
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colby Pucksters
ready for U. of NJ.
uame Saturday p. M.

W vspeciai to Kennebec JournaD
hoe Jks,erville, Me-, Feb. s-The colby
hi, "e ~. team had the last workout
shs, a.ernoon on the Kennebec rink
hro n Coach Marsh sent his men
procrs sa long and hard afternoons
sDso, am' Considerable time was
Sow;son the forwards who have been
teuS S,ns up weak lately and the goal
.endsarwa was given a hard afternoon
that oag to stop the hot shots
aonoSEs me practice, Coach Marsh
The J ,.;N the men who would make
to n,arp 70 the University of Maine
dayr ray IN the carnival game Satur-
Berry afternoon. They are Captain
torwns,sg goal: MCGOWAN and HUM,
Pike das; Vale, center, Radcliffe and
onlv s a;elense. 1t was decided to take
Tho "a men at the last minute.
last g. team, after the first victory
make saturday. is full of fight and will
on ths goo good bid for the game. Maine
the w Won. other hand, will try to stop
"aterville colle-ians as the
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Bovdoin Outing
Cub to Attend
iuqusta Carnival
10, IN kennCbec Joul'nal'

iSDeclal W NSii'iN y = - ""'
r,nnswick, Feb. S-The Bow doin
caSsee Outing club will be repre-
. .'a,.l nv team at the University of
Sa;ue Winter Carnival on Saturday
.,s also at the Augusta Carnival ON
r rss /, and the Auburn carnival
!, r.hr,ary -. according to an an
. :" made by Karl Il. Phil
hrsct % of Skowhe2an, the president
=, he club. today. As the results of
..i,Is held Tuesday the following men
rs-a today selected 70 represent the
.,Irse at the University ot Maine
rarnival and the entrants for the
otsr Two carnivals will he selected
sssr this week s competition at
0OnO
Eastman % of !ryehurg: Gilbert
Smear rs of Pittsticld: Robert j.
Layisne "a of Saco.
100 yard snowshoe dash Eastman
-; Iavisne ~, Carlton l., Nelson %
Of Beverly. Mass. and Alfred {. An
dqvs IS of Lewiston.
80 ward ski dash-Pcr Otto Gun
n,r Bergenstraple 80 Of Stockholm,
Sweden: Joseph II. Stubs % OF
Portland and Spear %.
Ski Jump-Bergenstraple %. Mel
300 Is, and Stubs %.
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Criminals Leave Skowheaan

Parole officer. Morris Fish, of the
state Prison at Thomaston, arrived
IN town Wednesday on the evening
tain and Thursday morning returned
accompanying to the institution Ro-
bert Fan Of Philadelphia and Frank
Fruce OF Akron. Ohio. who were SEN
fenced to the State Prison for not
less than two nor more than five
years. The charges against them
We're for breaking, entering and lar
Ceny at the Il. r. station at Bingham
also the store of Caswcll and also al
legged to an arson charge at the home
of Fl. 3. Whipple on the road from
Scion to Bingham.
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Augusta Hockey
Players to Turnout
Tonight for Practice

Wednesday nights win over Wa
'ervlllc has given the Augusta hockey
boys renewed courage and they are
determined to trim the St. Domin-
les sextet when they play in Angus
Ia next Monday, Feb. T.. The mana =
ger has issued call for practice at
10 this Friday night and wants the
iolloWlng men to report: +. Jarvis.
H. Jarvis, Randall, Gardiner, "Supe,"
Austin Coach Thompson, Bill John
son. Ralph Smith. BaSley. Any
DINERS who think they can improve
he Augusta team are also urged to
ne present and will be given an OPP
pFtunlty to show their skill. The
manager says:
what Augusta wants and what the
augusta hockey club wants. is a
sooa clean team that can win. The
aooVe named players are requested
" le,ephone the manager, if they arc
unable to be present"
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Colby Freshies to
Meet SkOWhegan

especial to kennebec JournaD
".a'er'ille, Feb. S-The Colby
Hi ousL hockey aggregation will
,uasney to Skowhegan Saturday
p .oh 70 face the fast Orange and
ths stS PUCK chasers. Smarting under
&C., S 49, defeat handed to them by the
r rSuuih ice birds, the Blue and Gray
nj. innings VIII make a strong bid for
did,..s same. The members and cam
in. .' ior the team have been work
h, H nafa since the Coburn game and
,cios SHOWN lot more fight and
s Sas in the game. Coach Jack
toIan.;I announced tonight that the
Nao Unlns men would make the trip:
Danan "ersoh' Levee. Muir. Brown
pe"' Law and Fagerstrom.
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n -. High Students
Visit Buildings At Colhv

school 81 students dent, of skowhegan bieb
~ 81 e.. on their way from nmo nisn
iii, ,,howhesan stopped Off il I ~ ~"
W. " between trains and nit m'' ,
~ o ""T' superintendent Of col. -n,.
lege J b', idg"n, visited the Colby coz
~. buildings, spending ,ho,, WI
, ,oua ina half in their tom rh an
:, under the guidance OF 1osn
,bei ,.'nl.h, %, of Skowhecan ' apa
~ e -, 'our of inspection includ.d an" ~
%. ire buildings and one of tho CO. an
eS ,, IN physical training, VIC CLASS
tba ',a seaents We're all members. of
n cIasses Of the high schon1 ,h -.
=, tseudylnS history and had hen no
III ~, re mp 70 the capital civ r. co
~ points of historical inter.st $50
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CENTRAL MAINE
POWER COMPANY
Augusta, Maine
feb9dt

lection was not sustained. No defense
was entered and the prisoner was
found guilty and sentenced to pay
a fine of $500 and costs and to serve
six months in the county Jail, with
six months additional in default of
payment o: fine. The respondent
appealed and furnished bail amount
ing to $500 for his appearance the
first Tuesday of April at the Super
ior court in Augusta.
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Guests Of Mass, Officers

Frank w. Bucknan, and G.. Allan
Wentworth left for Boston Thursday
n orning. where they will be joined
by Walter l.. Ordway and Edward f.
Merrill. The object of the visit is to
be present at meeting Of the
Massachusetts Scottish Rites Con-
sistery when the 10th degree will be
eHemplified. This degree has never
been conferred in Maine. While in
Boston they will be the guests of the
officers of the Boston COnsistcry.
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Another Case Scarlet
Fever at Bates College

Lewiston. Me. Feb. S-An"ther
case of scarlet fever has appeared
among the Bates college students.
under quarantine since Saturday. 1t
was announced today. making nine
students now i'll of the disease. 1t
was also said that Albert c. Baird.
professor of English and arGumen
tation. was under observation. al
though it had not been definitely de-
termined that his illness was scarlet
foyer
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gave = ' eir.n Nichols Of Water,,;,,o
honor of o1nr Iy dinner recentiv vii i's
Watervii,aA MRS. Marguerite Wilsnyy IN
Benton. r. ana Mrs. Ray Green 81
ladies' wan NJ me evening these 40 OF
of Mxs 1 y, entertained at the h sumo
birthday lc ce, cocoa and = da'i
and mnsio cake We're served 0e re
hour and u Were enjoyed unit, ', ines
gifts were many beautiful ana , a late
honor. e presented the g,,es usefui
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SK0WHECAN

Thursday evening the Federated
church and the Bethany Baptist
church held union prayer service
at the Bethany church. The Gen.
tenary Methodist church held its
fourth quarterly meeting on Thurs
day evening. so did not unite with
the other two churches in the union
service.
DIR. ID. 3. Holt. superintendent OF
the Augusta district. was in town
over Thursday night to be present
at the quarterly meeting of the
local Methodist church. While in
town he was the guest of Rev. and
Mrs. Herbert l.. Nichols at the par
sonase on the Island.
Wayne Dow. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis +. Dow. on Thursday
reached his 10th birthday. He en-
tertained several Of his boy friends
at the home of his parents. or
Bloomfield street. Refreshments in
Guided a birthday cake by his moth
err. Wayne was made most happy or
this birthday by being presented
with a watch by his parents and hi.
grandmother Mrs. Ella Dow OF
Phillips. He also received many
other gifts.
S. II. s. orchestra will furnish ml-
sic at 1.-The Country Grocery Store"
which is to be presented in Grange
hall this (FridaV evening by tho
Town Improvement Society.
Willard II. Cummings. the local
agent of the American Wooden Co.
went to Boston. Thursday, on bust
ness. where he will join Mrs. Cum
mings and two sons, Willard. Jr.
and King, at the Copla Plaza hotel
where they have been passing a few
weeks.
hospital.
Felix Vincent, accompanied b,
Fred Tuscan of Cornville, was TAX
en- to Augusta, Thursday, on the
noon train for treatment at the State
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COLBY NOTES

tho n' last combined
the combined gIcc cIuhu rehearsal of
Jcade emapel yesterday n .f,s Was held in
,ai.s of the vario;,,. afternoon. The
ing trip Ths trograms for the Ve ea ar
Portland N I, Tuesday mor nEe Wat
will be eiv where their first first "'ns for
tba president Robert-
ing that ths chapel YESTERDAY aucea In
ing was ' ne day for the fa cx :, morn
THURSDAY ne on FRIDAY insta meet
lad pcti,iaand that all studo Stead or
so on pc,thL.lons to present. oa ae who
the marii ia' day. He also noi do
be handnS ior the first semes sano that
peciau'. IN as soon as nos:r would
all WIZ nose of the hsipie, es-
quired nad failed to nass and
notifiod number of courses mo re-
- eavo at once. oio pc
the ins "urknen are CAST oo
fire o snatlo of tie no ruo'.pleting
buiJdinaapes on the yorion. type Of
hail 81 The old escanns college
BEEN OF the Woman's 'a 'Ii on Foss
p ,ho replaced by thn r aivision has
hr wort, work will have WE'VE hewer tpyo and
"n me nd of the Wool neen completed
those on ," ,ho han are comnIit esGapes
we'll a uo .ne Delta Epsilon houea ana ana
build;n n,ohs. Those on the lo's ear are
the woH, , or be completed % me-,
tho Torh OF rebuilding is ste,t until
'''"d en- Alpha side. vi
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Country Club MEETING

a gOodlN number of the Country
Club members were entertained on
"Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. An
ME Clayton. River road. The after
noon was passed working on hand
kerchiefs for a fair. The hostess
served delicious refreshments. The
next meeting will be held on the
afternoon of February y. with Mrs.
Agnes Dunbar. Mount Pleasant ave
nue.. assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Susie AmcS.
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Farm Bureau Notes

Farm Bureau County Agent G. 4.
Storer and Miss Marion G. Hare,
home demonstrators. were at Madi-
son Center, Thursday. where they
attended an aIl-day planning meet
ing of the Madison Center Local and
the ladies' branch of the County
Farm Bureau. Miss Hare continued
her journey from Madison to Mes
COW. where Friday she attends n
postponed planning meeting of the
ladies' branch
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Mrs. Mallory Ill
May Keep Her Out
French Tennis

New York. Feb. S-Illness may pre-
vent Mrs. Molla Bjursted Mallory.
national tennis champion, from enter
ing the mid-winter tournaments in
the French RIVERA next month.
Franklin l. Mallory, her husband.
announced today. Mrs. Mallory had
hoped to meet Suzanne Lenglcn,
world champion. in one of the events.
The Mallorys will sail saturday for
Eurone
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lain, inns weekend four Coburn ath-
tetlc teams will play on foreign
t ioors and Kinks. This is the fret
inc ~ t,lat an OF the teams represent.
frs from me school have played awav
three h ho.ne this year. There are
gregat iianSetball and one hockey az
and Saturday. GAMES Friday
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Mrs. Elbridue Snow

Mrs. Ida MAJ. Snow. wife of Elbridge
Snow, died Wednesday afternoon about
4 o'clock from pneumonia at the Elm
City hospital in Waterville. aged 3S
years. Mrs. Snow was horn in Houl-
ton and was a daughter of Schubert
Kelley and Olive Kelley. The family
moved here from Mardis, Aroostook
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Visit leoislature

About 100 of the boys and girls
from the S. ii. S. and also from the
Junior High school went to Augusta
Thursday morning, to pass the day
visiting Legislature. The pupils
from the Civil Government class
were of the party and others who
wished to go. They were accompa-
MED by Principal Ralph w. Leigh
ton. Supt. w. IL. Woodbury. and
two teachers from the Junior High.
Mrs. I.ottie Gates and Mrs. Resper
Decker. They report a wonderful
trip
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WHITEFIELD

George Fowles, our popular r. r.
D. Carrier suffered a serious i'll
turn Tuesday while making his trip.
He was found on Whitcfield Plains
unconscious. His many patrons are
anxious for a speedy recovery.
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carpenters are at work in the VOL
man Book and Paper store on Cor
ner or Main and Common Street re-
modelling the interior. The shelving
uach OF the counters are being COW
ered by glass panel slides.
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ZANE Is the only one of tho w,,..
oarnivai Week and therefore ,,nn m,,er
an" M, lor the upstate men to cant"ro
Inc men and Coach Marsh w; ~
i.a,e Waterville Friday aftcrn"n,,
anu return Saturday morning
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Mrs. Christian Enterta;ns

Mrs. Ethel Mitchell Christian. the
retiring worthy matron of the Sun
set Chapter No. SO. o. L. S., gave a
delightful dinner party at Hotel OK
ford Wednesday evening to the Of
ficers of the Star for 1922 who SER
we'd with her. There were sixteen
present. One of the officers, Mrs.
Annie WEIGH Smith is a patient at
the kennebec Valley Hospital The
table was beautifully decorated with
narcissus and jonquils and at each
plate was Il beautiful red carnation.
Mrs. Christian graciously thanked
all her officers for their loyal support
and their generous and efficient ser
vice during her service as worthy
matron. and Attorney William Fol-
som Merrill expressed the thanks of
the guests to Mrs. Christian for the
delicious dinner just partaken of, and
the pleasure which they had had
working with her The affair was
much enjoyed by all.
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WATERvILLE

Paul Julien. commander of the
George n. Bourque Post OF American
Legion. was in Fairfield. Tuesday
evening. where he gave an address
peiore the Fairfield American Legion.
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A ffre-alarm bell which Is set
ringing by smoke is the latest fires
fighting appliance. |'@~