Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-14
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w. c. 7. U. Observes Guests Night

w. g. j. y. observes OueStS Niont
The members Of the w. G. r. u. OBJ
served their annual Guests Night at
the Free Baptist church. Monday eve
ming, Feb. IL, with a large attend
ance. After the opening exercises in
which a report Of the flower mission
was read by Mrs. Villa Tarbell. Mrs.
Jennie Randlett, president Of the
Pittsfield w. G. r. u, introduced Mrs.
Althea G. Quimby OF Turner, the
Maine State pre- sidept, who was the
speaker Of the evening. Mrs. Quimby
gave fine address, touching on w.
c. T. u. work in all it's branches.
A very fine musical program was
rendered consisting Of solos on the
piano by Mrs. Hamilton, The Flag
March Song by several young girls
led by Mrs. Florence Kimball and a
solo by Mrs. Edith Coolidge was much
enjoyed. A ladies' quartet composed
Of Mrs. Kimball, Miss Lena Marsh.
Mrs. Converse and Mrs. C. S. Coffin
sang several selections.
At the close Of the program Mrs.
Quimby received the members and
their guests and pinned the white
! ribbon on several new members. Re-
| freshments of ice cream, cake, salt
! ines and coffee were served by re-
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was entertained during her stay in
town . the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Coolidge, West street.
Mrs Harry Mcfarland went to Au-
| gusta Monday for visit.
Two good games Of basketball are
scheduled for Friday evening at
| Union hall when the NJ. c. !. outfit
will meet the fast five from Water
| vile High school. The M. C. !. girls
will also play a girls team from Wat
erville High.
| Rev. Roland Farnham Of North
| Nassalboro was in town Tuesday on
his way to St. Adams for visit
with his mother Mrs. Henry Moores.
| Deputy Sheriff Allie Croker Of
| Canaan was in town Monday and di-
rected the loading and shipping of
the liquors seized from Chester
Southland and Frany Clay in Satur-
days raid. The load was packed on
a two-horse sled and taken across
country to Skowhegan.
| Carl Hatch left Monday for Calais
| to attend to business matters.
| Il. G. Trafton of Harmony was in
town Monday on his way to Bangor
for a visit.
| Owen b. Mathews left Sunday night
for Providence, r. l., where he has
| accepted position with the Wake
! field Wooden Co.
| Carl Pierce was in Waterville on
business Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hurd Of New
port were in town Saturday calling
on relatives.
Mrs. T. Thomas and daughter
! Dorothy of Hartland were in town
| Saturday on their way to Bangor I'd
| attend to matters of business.
| Edward Webendorfer was a BUSH
ness caller in Newport Saturday.
| Mrs. Harold Millett and three chill
dren of Lowell, Mass, have returned
to their home after a several weeks
visit in town with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Will Matthews, who
have been located in Providence, r.
L., for the past few years, arrived
in town Saturday night for an ex-
tended visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Annie Ames at her home on the
Durham road.
William l.. Percival was called to
Richmond Monday by the illness Of
his father.
Miss Madeline Russell of Bangor
Il returned to her home Monday after
visit in the home of Postma ster
and Mrs. Charles c. Russell on Lam
cey street.
S. w. Herrick Of Harmony was
passenger Monday for Bangor where
he is serving as a juror at the Fed
eral term of court.
Selectman Charles Ames was
business caller in Waterville Mon
day.
Asa c. Morse was in Dexter at
tending to business matters.
| A supper and auction will be held
at the Manson street Methodist
church Wednesday evening, Feb. "A
undy the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid. The supper will he served at
6 o'clock and the menu will be
oyster stew. pickles. pies. oak eand
coffee. Following the supper there
will he an auction of food. Larkin
| products. aprons. etc.
! Mrs. Gerald Ellis and children Of
! Ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
! Libby. called here by the death Of
! Ior e-rar6fotbor William, Sophorp