Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-30
FAIRFIELD

Mrs. Addie Luce will entertain the
Needlecraft Club at her home in
Benton this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Hoyt of Cor
NTH are at the home Of their son
Lowell p. Hoyt.
Louise Larned is i'll at her home
on Lawrence Avenue.
Mrs. Arno Ireland and son have
gone to Martin Stream where they
will pass a few days.
Installation Am. Legion Post and
Auxiliary
The joint installation of the
George o. Grover Post No. IA, AM
crican Legion and it's Auxiliary Unit
was held Monday evening at the
Post rooms with State Commander
John G. Towne and Mrs. Towne as
the installing officers. A goodly
number were present and pleasant
evening passed.
The Auxiliary officers who were
installed were President Mrs. Annie
Crosby: LIST Vice President. Mrs.
Hannah Barney: End Vice President,
Mrs. Alice Glazier; Secretary. Mrs.
Abbie j. Ladd: Treasurer Mrs Ma
bel Longley; Historian. Mrs. Martha
Willie; Chaplain. Mrs. Mary Rich
Otis.
These We're installed by Past De-
partment, President and National
Committee Woman, Mrs. Towne.
The auxiliary presented Mrs.
Towne with cut glass dish and DR..
Towne with cigars, the presentations
being made by President. Mrs. II. J..
Crosby and Past Commander Harold
L. Weeks.
The retiring president Miss Alice
NJ. Ladd was presented with a piece
Of silver and Miss Flora Grover who
has served as Secretary for the past
three years was given a silver bar
pin.
After the installation remarks
were made to the Auxiliary and
Post by DR.. Towne. Refreshments
OF sandwiches. cake, doughnuts and
coffee were served by the Auxiliary.
Several musical numbers were
then given by Messrs. Wallace Pom
roy. Russell canaan and Albert
Grover.
1t is planned to hold these joint
meetings once q month and 1t is
hoped that all eligible to both or
CARNATIONS will make it a special
endeavor to be present. The Legion
the near future and 100 members is
the objective. Get behind the Lee
gion and Push. It's the biggest
thing in service mans life and if
you are open to conviction come to
the Legion hall Sunday afternoon.
Feb. Ord, at 100 o'clock.
LOvejOy-Ge:mOn
Miss Rebecca Germon. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Germon,
and Herman Lovejoy, son of Mrs.
;adie Lovejoy, both of Benton, were
,uietly married Saturday afternoon
It 2 o'clock at the Methodist par
;onage, by Rev. ]. c. Bearse. The !
louble ring service was used.
Mrs Lovejoy is a graduate of Cas-
tine Normal school and a successful !
teacher in Burnham. Mr.. Lovejoy I!
is a graduate of Lawrence High /
school.
Miss Hattie Nye of Fairfield Gen. |,
ter is at the, home of her aunt, Mrs. !
Louise Hudson. !
The Ladies' Social Union of the 4,
Baptist church met yesterday at the j
home of Mrs. w. G. circuit. The |
regular business meeting was pre- |
sided over by Mrs. Bell Holt and |
the afternoon passed in sewing. |
Frozen pudding and cake were serv- |,
ed by the hostesses. Mrs. Alta Nit |
chell and Mrs. Emily Hanson.
G. p. Norton of Newport was in !
town yesterday.
The installation Of officers Of the
Womans Relief Corps will be held at
G. A. r. hail this evening. A covered !
dish supper will be served at o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Gibson has returned from
Clinton, where she has been at the /
home of her son for several weeks.
Dana Drew. who is attending busi-
ness college in Portland, was at his u
home over the week end. II
Mrs. Maurice Files has gone to Port
land to visit relatives.
Horace Irwin, the five-day-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Goodwin. died at
their home yesterday. n
Rev. Alexander Henderson was in
Bangor yesterday to attend the con-
vocation week at the Bangor Theolog-
cal Seminary.
Mrs. Wilbur Mitchell's Sunday school
class will hold covered-dish supper
1t the home of Miss Katherine Keene
his evening promptly at $50. All
ire to take covered dish. IL
NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Stevens are receiving felicitation on
the birth of a son, born Jan. 25.
Maryland Bickford was at home
over Sunday from his work in
Albion.
Raymond Trip OF North New
Portland visited over the week end