Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-17

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Gordon w. Cheney of Bangor who
has taken over the management of
Tue local theatre. has had a wide OK
perlencc i'll managing picture houses.
reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Phlllp Roy of st. George, y. B., by his
! sister, Mrs. Herbert Lemelin on King
street Friday evening in honor of
their recent marriage. Games ana
dancing were enjoyed, music being
furnished by the Nictrola An ad-
dress of welcome was read by the
hostess sister, MrS Frank lleury.
refreshments of candy. nuts, grapes,
ice cream and saltines were served.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fleury. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGraw.
Peter Matthew and son AlonZo, Miss
Elsie Parent and Miss Adeline Lemc-
lin of this town. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
King and daughter Violet, Mr.. and
Mrs. Odilon Matthew. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Nigue and Miss Victoria Roy
of st. George. y. E.. and Mrs Joseph
Terrican of Lewiston:
Attractive posters are in several of
the store windows announcing the
sale and supper Of the Eastern Star
to be given in Masonic hall Tuesday.
Nov. 18th. The sale is on at 230 and
the supper at 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Patterson
moved Saturday from the Kreger
rent into =. A. Smiths rent on West
ern avenue.
Miss Addie Jones left Sunday for
Southern Pines, 5. c., where she will
pass the winter
Sunday morning at the Baptist
church the Cheroboathian class pre-
sented the church with the picture.
The Last Supper" by Leonardo De
Ninci. The president of the class,
Miss Christine Brophy. in few
words presented the gift and unveiled
the beautiful picture of THE Last
supper which hung on the wall back
of the platform. Mrs. Helen Camp
bell, the secretary of the class, then
gave q short sketch of the artists
life and a description of the picture.
after which Harry Plummer received
the gift on behalf of the church.
The Barraca club of the Baptist
church held a most enjoyable Ladies'
Night in the church vestry Friday
evening. The vestry had been beau
tifully decorated by Warren SWEET
with red berries and pie and attrac-
lively lighted with candles and spec
ldl lamps A me program OF enter
tainers and games had been arranged
by the entertainment committee, a
stellar attraction being Alfred Reed
with character selections and ven
triloquism. A fine oyster stew was
served later in the evening by the
capable club chefs. the vestry dec
Grafton being carried out on the table,
candle lighted. All those present
pronounced Ii a most enjoyable eve
ming and look forward to other events
planned by this class for the winter.
The regular meeting of the Womans
Relief Corps will be held Wednesday
evening at $50 in G. A. Il. hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Fletcher. who have
been passing a few days with AFR. and
Mrs. Gardiner Savage, returned to
North Arson Saturday.
The Ladies' Social Union of the Bap-
list church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. John Eastman, Ben
ron, with Mrs. Viola Gray and Mrs.
Addie Luce assisting as hostesses.
Miss Margaret Mcclellan went TO
Boston Saturday, where she will study
at Boston University.
About 80 neighbors and friends met
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark X.
IIustus on Silver street Friday eve
ming. Rev. 7. J. Coolbroth, pastor Of