Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-17

pers. This is made up Ct delegates
from high schools and academies
throughout Maine. The attendance
usually numbers about 100. These
delegates are welcomed by the Uni
versity and entertained at the vari-
GUS chapter houses on the campus.
At a banquet held in Valentine hall
Friday evening Mr.. Patten spoke
briefly and gave his Indian Club DEM
onstration. Saturday morning he
| was one of the speakers at the chief
meeting of the convention. His sub
| ject was Financing the School Paper.
Mr.. Patterns invitation to attend
comes from the University Press
Club. and this is the second year he
has had the pleasure of being their
guest.
The semi monthly meeting sof the
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will be held
Tuesday evening in I. o. o. F. hall
when a st. Patrick's program will be
presented.
The March meeting Of the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea Glass will be held
this Friday evening IN the church
parlors. A committee of which Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Hight is the chairman will
direct the program and serve refresh
ments.
Miss Helen Hight, student at
Colby was the week end guest OF
her mother. Mrs. c. b. Hight of West
Front street.
The Hartland Academy debators,
Donald Newell. Joseph MCGEE and al
ternate William Page and their sub
| master. Mr.. Kierstead, who were
Haftiand Saturday.
Mrs Eranl, E,1rtnr of Ha0nnden is
passing few days in town with Mr..
Burton. who is employed for a few
| months 1T the Durgin Candy store.
Mrs. Gertrude Bixby and son, Ar
thur and daughter. Elva Of Cornville.
were in town Saturday. on way to
West Bowdoin, where they will be
guests of Mrs. Bixby's niece. Mrs.
Harold Cheney.
Miss Louise Lowell went to Wat
erville Saturday to- visit Mrs. Otis
Lawry.
Mrs. Maurice Kicker. English in
structor and coach and debaters,
Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye. Walter Will
! son and alternate. Ralpford Hart-
line. and Mrs. Floyd G. Nye returned
! from Waterville Saturday where Fri
| vile High. Miss Nye was the guest
of Miss Rachel Conant at Foss Hall
Miss Ella Bowler, of Caratunl1.
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Law
renee Hayden. went to Clinton Sat-
furday noon to visit a sister, Mrs. l..
A. Monk.
The next meeting of the Country
Club will be held Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Addie Dunbar
| on Center street.
| Mrs. Meivine Palmer. who was one
of the judges at the debate between
Skowhegan High school and Hartland
| Academy Friday evening. returned to
her home in Hinckley Saturday. While
In town Mrs. Palmer was the guest OF
DIR. Julia Nay Kincaid of Madison ave.
nue..
Mrs. Harry Cullen was in Augusta
| for the day Saturday.
Joseph Hanson. former proprietor Of
| the oxford Hotel. went to Lewiston on
business Saturday. He will return
| Monday.
George 1Iasseltine, representative OF
| the Redpath Bureau. of Boston. depart
| cd Saturday morning after being in
| town few days on official business.
! The Cleveland & Creation Real Estate
| Agency has recently sold to Frank
| Hubbard of the Lakewood road the res
icence of jeremiah Perkins on Madison
1
ocoucpy the place at present.
| Frank Foster, student at Portland
, University. arrived in town to visit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Major Eos.
ter, for q few days.
J. II. Kurdish. farm manager at the
State Reformatory for Women. went TO
| his former home in Newport Saturday.
being called there by the serious ILL.,
ness of his mother, Mrs. Freeman
| f'urbish.
Mrs. Jennie Lewis was in Water
| Vile on business Saturday.
Arnold Findley was in Hinckley Sat-
| urday to visit his children.
| County Attorney James II. Thorne
Of North Arson and Attorney William
| y. Brown of Madison. who were in
town Friday night acting as judges in
the debate between Skowhegan High
school and Hartland Academy. return
| ed to their homes Saturday.
| Miss Ida Wyman. who has been
passing some weeks at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. George L. Sampson, returned
Saturday to her home in New Sharon.
|