Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-08
Sunday School Picnic

| Inc SUNDAY SCnOol or the nlteC
Baptist church held a delightful pic
mic Tuesday, Aug. 9th. at Lakeside
About 100. including children anC
adults were in attendance. The party
were conveyed by autos, motor boats
and by train. A sumptuous repast
was served at noon TO which the lit
tie folks were generously helped dur
| ing the day. The committee in charge
of the dinner included Mrs. +. s
Bernauer. Mrs. w. =. Dyer. Mrs. Roy
Brier, Mrs. I. V. TraViss. Mrs New
man kennison, Mrs. Charles Wheel
er and Mrs. Edward Wing: refresh
! ments, Miss Lillian Dyer. Miss Mary
Brler, Miss ElNina Whittcn, RALPH
| Williams and Arthur Greeley. After
dinner. games. sports. swimming anG
wadlng We're in order. There was q
race between the Gabo and the sun.
beam classes which was won by Dor
| othy Burwood. a race between the
knights Of Honor. which was di.
Vlded into two sections, was won by
Alfred Cunningham. \ bean has
contest in which sides were chosen
the captains We're Alfred Cunning
ham and George CouGhlen, the lat
| ters side winning. The committee
in charge of sports and games con
sisted of Mrs. Ross Baker, Miss
| Lena Kerr. Miss Rosalie Mosher anG
! Miss Dorothy Burwood. The party
returned about $50 and all reported
delightful day.
, Mrs. Harry Blaisdell went to Ban
gor Wednesday to meet her daugh-
! ter. Margaret. who accompanied her
home Wednesday night after visiting
friends in CherryfiCld for the pa st
two weeks.
Frank Taylor and his sister. Miss
May Taylor have returned from a
weeks outing at their cottage at
Moosehead lake.
Miss Cecile Bushcy and her guests,
Miss Lucille Remmer and John Dill
ling of Dorchester. Mass. returned
Tuesday from an automobile trip to
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Trask and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Carter returned
Tuesday night from an automobile
trip to Quebec. Canada.
The members of Sergeant Wyman
Post G. A. X. and Sergeant Wyman
Women's Relief Corps, who are plan
ming to attend the National Conven-
ton of the G. A. Il. to be held in
Boston the week of Aug. 10th, will
be interested to learn that they may
obtain their return tickets for one
fare by presenting their credentials
at the Maine Central station any
time later than Wednesday. Aug. 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ola Carter were
guests Wednesday of Mrs. Hattie
Bachelor of Main stream
Miss Loretta Luther has entered
the employ of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hall.
Among those in town who are
planning to attend the National CON
Vention of the G. A. Il. to be held in
Boston the coming week is tho pres
idont of Sergent Wyman WOmen's
Relief Corps, Mrs. II. Ida l.. Brown,
who was elected delegate at large
at the Dept, Convention held in Bos-
ton the past week. Mrs. Avis Leech.
Miss Louise Benson, past national
president, and Mrs. Zillah Bartlett.
Funeral of Mrs. Annie Small
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Small, wiCDw of the late EmiluS
Small. whose remains were brought
here from Portland Wednesday were
held Wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home of her sister,
Mrs. G. T. Winslow Of Church street.
and were private. Rev. Or. Purves of
the Episcopal church of Augusta Of
fiCiatinR. The bearers were her son,
hdJpl lJ'dH d ENIldIi anu neI neDH-
ews, Myron Parker, Arthur Winslow,
and Norman Rassott Interment was
in Lakeview cemetery.
Major and Mrs. Dean r. Small Of
Portland, MyrOn Parker of Cumber-
land Mills. and Norman Bassett of
Augusta were in town Wednesday to
attend the funeral services of the late
Mrs. Annie Small
Harry Folsom has returned from
several days visit with friends in
Portland