Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-18
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Rev. Albert Henderson Of Green
vile, Ohio, passed Tuesday night
with Rev. and Mira. Alexander Hen
derson.
The Mems club Of the Church OF the
Good shepherd met Tuesday evening
with Rev. r.. ]. Mooney on Eim
street. There was . good attenda nee
and much business was transacted.
Ths Meeting was called to order by
and the following committees were
kins and Rev. r. J. Mooney were ap-
lecture on Scotland to be- given in
the month OF January. and q commit
tee to make arrangements to convey
people to church Sunday: Stephen
Wing, Albert Jewell. Carl Piper.
Charles Park and Rev. II. ]. Mooney
were appointed to plan for a church
social to be held in the near future.
and a committee of ushers was ap-
pointed. II was also voted to pur-
chase a Christmas tree for the sun
day school After the business meet
ing q social time was passed and n
smoker enjoyed.
A public whist party will be held
this evening In the Legion hall under
the auspices Of G. o. Grover Post.
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The. marriage intentions of Maurice
W. Smiley OF Augusta and Miss Inez
NJ. Reed Of this town are on file at
the town clerks office.
Mrs. Ernest Savage Of Skowhegan
was shopping in town Wednesday.
Maurice Smiley of Augusta was a
business caller In town Wednesday.
Harold Chapman. who teaches IN
Bucksport seminary, is passing the
Christmas holidays with his parents.
Rev. and Mrs. r. {. Chapman on
Western avenue.
Mrs. John Estes returned to her
home In Mattawamkeas "Wednesday
after passing IA few days with her
sister, Mrs. Abbott Nelson.
David King is confined Is his home
on lower Main street with the grin.
Smiley Z. Mason. who has been
employed in Oakland, Md. has been
passing few days at his home in
town. He left for New Jersey Wei
nesday. where he will be employed,
Everett II. Pennell went to New
Jersey Wednesday, where ne VIII be
employed.
pr. +. l.. Tozier was a business
caller In Skowhegan Wednesday.
The Ladies Social Union OF the
hapiSt church will hold their Christ
mas fair IN the church vestriss thus
afternoon. public chicken pic
supper VIII be served at o'clock
followed by an entertainment.
The ladies of the Womans Relief
Corps with their husbands. enioyed
one Of their most delicious suppers
or baked beans. salads, scallops. ho,
! rolls, cream cakes and coffee, in their
hall Wednesday evening at & o'clock,
\ gatly trimmed tree with presents
Tor everybody was enjoeed after the
supper, with Mrs. Thomas Wilson
! acting as santa Claus" Following
the tree the regular business meet.
ing was held and Victrula music and
a social time were enjoved.
Mrs. B. +. Williamson is confinel,
to her home on lower Main street
| With the grip.
Mrs: j.: L. To3ier went to Skowhe
gan. "wednesday. to pass u few days
With her mother. Mrs. f. l.. Pennell
MISS Sadie Cunningham of Ply.
mouth is passing the Christmas ho,.
idays with her aunt and uncle, MIR
and Mrs. w. r.. McClintock.
| Mrs. Reginald Price and children
or Good VIII were shopping in town
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Priest Of WINSTON
was shopping in to&n Wednead..,
afternoon.
The Embroidery Club met or
"wednesday evening with Mrs. Ethe
Crawford on Main street. A socia
evening was enjoyed, doing fame,
work, and delicious\ refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rich and chill.
dren are passing a few days with
relatives In Skowhegan.
+. e. Delano Is having steam hea,
Installed at his store OH. Main street
Mrs. Esther Robinson and son
Reginald. have returned to their
homo In Clinton. after passing a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Elmer.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F-ank Drummopd
OF Clinton were business callers in
town Wednesday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles barney OF
Martin Stream were recent business
callers in town.