Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-16
S. S. Boys Have Good Time

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The following boys who are pupils
of the Sunday school class taught by
Clifton NVhittemore, Maurice Delbier.
Emery Estabrook, Norman Taylor,
Ralph Nutting, and John S. Phillips
enjoyed snow shoe and ski party,
recently meeting at the home of Mr..
Whittemore and going on a hike to
the RULED Woods where hare and
hound chase was INDUCED in and out
of door sports were enjoyed.
The Silent Six met at the home of
Mrs. Emma Haskell on Turner av-
enue Thursday when an all day
meeting was held. Mrs. Haskell
served a delicious dinner which con-
sisted of chicken, mashed potato,
scolloped oysters, green peas and
pastry and coffee. The day was
the ladies present. The next meeting
OF the club will be held on Thursday,
February 21st, at the home of Mrs.
Joseph Brooks on Beech street.
Mrs. Harry Stafford entertained
the ladies of the Neighborhood Sew
ing club at her home on Water
street Wednesday afternoon, when
there was Il good attendance and the
afternoon passed pleasantly sewing
and socially.
The Boys of the Notre Dame de
Lourdes church will meet Sunday
afternoon ae-4 o'clock at the church.
Rev. George l.. ThuIloW, pastor or
the Federated church is planning in
the near future TO preach Il series of
five sermons on great religions or
the world, "Confucianism. Buddhism.
Hinduism. MohammedianiSIn, ana
Christianity"
There was a large attendance at
the rehearsal for the Old Fashioned
Concert, to be given under the aus
pces of the Ella Z. Mitchell PhiIa-
thea Class of the Bethany Baptist
church on WaShingtonS birthday,
Thursday evening. The next rehcar-
sal will be Monday evening.
At the low mass at the Notre Dame
de Lourdes church Sunday morning
at eight o'clock the boys of the par
ish will receive Holy Communion
and the children of tie parish will
sing and the sermon to be preached
ut this mass by the pastor. Rev. la
ther j. Louis y. Rcnaud viii he i'll
English. ~
The next meeting of the FaiAiew
Sewing Club will be held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Ina
kimbail. This is recently orsaniz-
ed club and is made up of the fol-
lowing ladies, Mrs. Ina kimbali, Mrs.
NJ. r. Beale, Mrs. Annie Pierce. Mrs.
Nina Clough Mrs. Flora Dunton,
Mrs. Rose Littlefield. Mrs. Bertha
Iloyt. Mrs. George Oulton, Airs. Belle
Gates.
The committee who are making the
arrangements for the annual Silver
tea of the Eunicc Farnsworth Chap
ter. Daughters of the American Rev
olution is composed of Mrs. 6. Ern
est Avore. chairman: Jrs. William i.
Elliott. Mrs. John +. Curicr Edgar {.
Dunt0n. Mrs. Ora W. Nallicre, and
Mrs. Elmer f.. McNeelie who will act
as Possesses. The tea will occur on
Monday afternoon in the parlOrs of
the public library ana the speakers
will be the state Regent, Mrs. Il G.
w. Cushnian of Auburn and Vice Re
gent Mrs. Blaine s. Niles of Augusta.
Each member OF the chapter has the
privilege of inviting two guests to at
tend the tea.
Mr.. +. J. Thrasher. chief clerk of
the Railway Mail service for the state
OF Maine, was in town Thursday to
conduct the yearly examinations with
the post Office clerks. The local clerks
taking the examination were assist
ant postmaster. IT. l.. Durell, +. i.
Whiting and l.. A. DumOnt.