Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-04

been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Harold HoWcs.
The meeting of the Tuesday club
which was to have been held on
Tuesday afternoon was postponed
on account of the death of |. Rus
soil Clark and will be held on next
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
James Stevens.
Clarence Kelley of Portland is
visiting his mother Mrs Flora Kcl-
ley and brother Irwin Kelley for n
time.
A special meeting Of Messalonskee
Lodse will be held on Thursday
morning at $50 \. N. for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral ser
vices of their late brother, |. Russell
Clark.
Miss Carrie Webb. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
w. Webb and her sister. Mrs. Gladys
Perkins. left Tuesday morning for
Portland ana Sebago Lake where She
will be a guest Of friends for week
or ten DAYS before returning 10 her
home in Boston. Mass,
Mrs. Ellen Goodwin has gone to
Fairfield Center to visit her dauSh
ter. Miss Annie Goodwin.
Dorothy Perkins. little daughter Of
Mrs. Gladys Perkins. who has been
visiting her grandparcnts Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Webb of Water street. for
the past two weeks. is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark of the
Back road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin pass
ed the day Monday. in Bangor.
Next Sunday, Oct. eth, will he OBJ
served as Every Member Sunday
and Rally Day" 10y the United Zap
list church and Sunday school \
helpful and inspiring program is be
ing arranged
Mrs. Nathaniel Woodsum was a
business visitor in Lewiston Mon
daV
Mr and Mrs. Murray Leonard and
son. Arthur. who have been passing
the summer at Ogunquit, arc guests
of relatives in town and have been
enjoying several days outing at
Camp Hurricane, Birch Point. Sal
mon Lake.
Mrs. John Hethcrington enjoyed m
automobile trip to North New Port
land SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood and Mrs.
Louise Gordon motorCd to Old Point
Sunday.
Mrs. F. f. Hatch of Waterville
was In town Monday on her way to
her home in Mercer
Mrs Janet Foster, who has been
critically i'll at her home on Middle
st, is Improving slowly. Mrs. II.
Ida l.. Brown, a trained nurS" from
Chicago. has been caring for Mrs.
Foster for the past nine weeks.
Sergeant Wyman Womcn's Relief
Corp will present Il large silk flag on
next Sunday afternoon. Oct 18th ut
2:15 o'clock to the ASA Bates Mem
Orial Chapter at Oakland Heights
The presentation will be made by the
press correspondent Mrs. H Ida l..
Brown, formerly of Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Brown held the Office of patri-
otto instructor of the Womon's Relief
Corp for many years and during her
travels through the Middle West had
the honor of presenting over two
hundred and fifty silk flags to lnsti-
buttons, Court houses and Sunday
schools; and has in her possession
medal which she received while in
Illinois for having given more silk
flags than any active member Of the
Women'S Relief Corp. An elaborate
program is being prepared for the Oc-
casion consisting of patriotic songs
and speeches and will he presented
under the direction of Mrs. Brown
Members of the G. A. Il. are cordial
ly invited to attend and will be
guests of honor for the afternoon.
Tho Cascade Savings fank ana the
Mcssalonsllcc National Savings Bank
will not be open for business Thurs
day morning until 10 O'Clock out of
respect for the late I. Russell Clark.
who was a trustee of the savings bank
Supt. and Mrs. John S. Taplcy.
Principal Dean s. Peacock, Mr.. and
Mrs Leroy Mckinney, Miss Berthe &.
Libby. Miss Lena Kerr. Miss Queenie
Hall Miss Ethel Gleason, Miss Gladys
Reynolds. Miss Marion Brown, Miss
Bloxam and Miss Nora Chandler were
among the teachers from tho public
schools in. town who attended the