Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrill, mo-
tored to Wilton Thursday and pas
sed the day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lura-
man CLANCY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry William of
Auburn have been in town being
called by the death of Mrs. Cora H.
Rice.
Mrs. frank Merriam and three
daughters Martha, Jean and Carolyn
of Franklin, N. H., are spending some
time In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stineford
and daughter, Louise of Harmony.
motored to Skowhegan Friday on
business and shopping trip.
Mr.. Arthur Totman of Fairfield was
among the out of town people at
tending the Inspection of The Sunset
Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Thursday evening.
Lloyd Groves. Linden Smith and
| Reginal Bonnin returned Thursday
night from a huntin~ trip to Eus-
tice, the trip being made by auto
| mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert e. Groves
and children Irma and Harvey en-
joyed a motor trip to the capital city
the first of the week where they Wis
tied Names State House. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon BARNES and
daughter Hazel of Caribou are visit
ing for few days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Scott on Eaton
Mountain.
Miss Ida Kelley of Waterville was
in town Thursday night to- attend
the annual inspection of Sunset
Chapter Order of Eastern Star NO.
So.
Ben Jordan Of Ellsworth arrived in
town Thursday night and Is the guest
of his daughter and husband, Mr.:
and Mrs. Harry Newton OF Court
81.
DR.. George f. Young. of the Ken
nebec Valley Hospital will leave the
first of the week to attend surgica!
clinics in Boston, New York ana
Philadelphia and plans to be away
week.
Mrs. Sylvester Hamm of Auburn.
has been in town being called here
bv the death of her sister in law.
Mrs. Cora Ham Rice, who died
Tuesday night at her home on North
Ave.
Mrs. Lucy French, who was called
tn Skowhegan by the death on sat
urday of her great nephew, Burr
Carnage and who since has been the
guest of her niece and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles w. Carnage. re-
turned TO nGr nOVle III -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roundy OF
Clinton are in town visiting with
their daughter and husband. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Holmes p. Pickett OF the Island
for q few davs and on Thursday
evening attended the Inspection or
the Sunset Chapter Order OF Eastern
Star.
This Saturday morning az f:oV
IF 0IIfdpa
church there will be a mass for the
renose of the souls in purgatory.
Rev. Herbert L. Nichols, pastor OF
the Methodist church has announced
a series of special services to be held
on Sunday evenings, the first Will
occur tomorrow, Sunday night at
o'clock. The topic for conSlderation
is entitled Life a Big Scrimmage.
and the service will be OF speciaf'
interest to young men. The choir,
under the direction of Mrs. Donald
p. Burrill, will furnish special music.
On November 25tl.. the sermon Will
be addressed especially to young
7 women and is entitled THE Young
Women Beautiful Character VS.. Per-
son. The following other subjects
will be considered in the series: "A
Punter or a Piker." Mr.. Nichols con-
/ siders that he is old enough to be
| fatherly, Young enough to be broth
erly, human enough to be sympathet-
ic and bold enough to be outspoken
/ in dealing with the above subjects.
The public is cordially invited to at-b
| tend these services.
The men of the Federated parish
are to gather at the church parlors
on Friday vening, November the
| 23rd., for supper and to discuss the
/ work of the church for the coming
season. 1t is hoped that all men in
| the parish will plan to be present
, at this meeting.
At the low mass which will be
celebrated at the Notre Dame of
| Lourdes church Sunday morning at
| o'clock the young men and boys
| in the parish will receive Holy Com
! munion and music will be furnished
| by the children of the church.
| The second in a series of public
whist parties and socials which Is
| being given by the Somerset Council,
| No: 20S9, knights of Columbus, will
| be given on Monday evening the 10th.
| in the Catholic Order OF Foresters
| Hail. The event will start promptly
at s o'clock. Excellent music will be
furnished for the dancing.
Tuesday evening the ladies Of the
Business and Professional Women's
LUZ VIII give publlc uaHCe IN
| Grange hall, under the direction OF
| the finance committee of which Miss
Esther Roderick is the chairman.
| Monday evening. November 26th.,
| there will be parish social at the
| Federated church which Is for the
members of the parish and their
children. A committee will be present
to entertain small children SO that
the, parents may attend. The affair
Is being directed by the pastor, the
! Rev. George L. Thurlow and a COM
mittee of Mrs. Carrie Steward. Miss
Edna Gushing and Mrs. Jennie
| Horne. from the Philathea Class and
| Mrs. c. Earl Richardson, Mrs. George
| l.. Sampson and Mrs. Herbert S.
! Hopkins from the Federated Work.
ing League. The speaker will be
| Rev. Alexander Henderson of Fair
| field.
| Sunday evening the members of
the. Federated Christian Endeavor
| society will hold a f1reside service
at $50 In the church parlor In front
| OF the open fire and all interested
are cordially invited to attend.
| A special conclave of De Molay
Commandery will be held next Tues
day in Masonic hall. At the after
| noon and evening sessions the or
| ders will be conferred upon a class
of candidates. At $50 a supper will
be served under the direction of Sir
Knight John L. Fish.
The second meeting Of the 1923-24
season of Skowhegan Sorosis will
occur on Monday evening, the 10TH,
In the parlors of the public library
The speaker of the evening will he
! Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth.
president of the Maine Federation of
! Women'S Clubs.
The subject will be Club
| Talk and Open Forum. The