Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-25
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The Dial club will meet this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. G. L. Glib
son of Newhall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Totman have
returned from Il weeks stay in Bos-
ton.
, Miss Ethel Stetson has returned
from Il short stay in Madison with
her mother.
Miss Alice Ladd has returned
from Augusta, where she attended
the Winter Carnival. She also Wis
tied relatives While there.
Harry Furbor of Boston is at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Furber.
Mrs. George Smell was in Augusta
Saturday on a business trip.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet this evening a THE home of
Mrs. Lee Bassctt.
| Howard Totman, who has been
visiting relatives in town, las re-
turned to his home in Providence.
| DR.. ID. b. Holt of Augusta was in
| town Saturday and held the Fourth
Quarterly Conference at the Meth
odist church. 1t was the desire of
| the church board to have J. C.
J Bearce remain for the next year.
| The Past and Present club will be
! entertained this afternoon at the
! home OF Mrs. Flora Tozier.
! Frank l.. Richardson had the mis-
| fortune to fall one day recently,
/ breaking one rib While another was
| era cked.
! The Ladies' Social Union OF the
/ Baptist church will be entertained
/ Tuesday afternoon at the home of
/ Mrs. Grace Archer with Mrs. Bessie
| Carter and Mis-. Louise Nichols the
assisting hOstesses.
Thomas Wilson. driver of the Am
) erican Wooden team, met with a
/ painful accident Saturday. While at
/ the coal sheds, Il pile of coal caVod
| in. breaking both bones in his right
| leg about the ankle joint. He was
carried to his home, where he was
attended by DR.. +. l.. ToZier.
Mrs. David King is in Lewiston.
| being called there by the death of
! her aunt Mrs. Young.
/ A daughter weighing eight pounds
and named Olive Anita was born
February 22nd to Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Champine.
Children to Be Sent to Chldren's
/ Hospital
! The philathea class will he enter
. tanned 1T the home of Miss HaZoltina
Hatch Wednesday evening. At $50 a
covered dish supper will lie served and
all members are urged to be present.
/ The Monday Night Club will meet
this evening ct the home of Mrs Albert
Poulin.
{ At the Modern Woodman whist par
/ ty prizes We're awarded Mrs. John Nc
: Donald. Miss Ida Arscnault, H. NJ. Rey-
/ onlds and Frank Y. Oakes.
! Miss Gladys Allen has returned from
bor hama In 'rrTnGr ('at1tar whore she
passed the week end.
/ MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rafferty, of Pan
+ COR have been guests of her parents
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Foster. Mrs.
/ Rafferty, has been in New York in the
! interests of the firm by whom she is
employed
WESLEY Fletcher. who has hecn scrv-
| ing rs night watch for several weeks
| has resigned his position and returned
| to work upon the Watcrville and Fair
| field cars Joseph Quincy is again
| seen in his familiar place as watch
man.
I After the regular meeting Of George
| O. Grover Post they entertained com
! mittec from the Otis NJ. Nining Post
/ No. g. American Legion. of Pittsiield
At this time arrangements were com
pletcd whereby "The Cornfed CutupS'
will be presented in Pittsficld Friday
evening. March :, under the auspices
of the Pittsfeld post.
The l.. +. Club will meet this eve
ming in Watervillc with Miss Margaret
| Mcdonald.
Dale Smith. who has been visiting
his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank Smith
and grandmother, Mrs. Martha Horne
has returned to New York, where hC
is employed.
Two RoderiCk children. a brother
and sisters, have attracted much attcn
tion along the street owing to theil
club feet. When the district nurse
Miss Genevieve ellis, was making
calls at the parochial school she no
ticed these children. When making in
quires about the family she fount
they We're unable financially to have
them cared for.
She interviewed the town authorize:
and then wrote to DIR. F.. G. Abbott IL
Portland asking him if he would TAKE
them as charity cases. and she received
a favorable answer. She is leaving will
them this morning for the Children''