Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-26
Observes seth Birthday

Mrs. Nancy c. Day, So, one of the
Oldest Inhabitants Of Monmouth, OBJ
served her birthday Friday, March %,
IN quiet way at her home. She re-
eived numerous callers, flowers, a
,)st card shower, two birthday
lakes, fruit, ice cream made by her
,randson, Postmaster w. E. Day and
various other gifts from relatives
and friends. Mrs Day is remarkably
active and we'll preserved, retaining
all her faculties and taking keen in
terest in what Is going on about her.
She lives with her SON and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Day.
Mrs. George s. Smith is in Scion
where she was called by the illness
and death of her mother, Mrs. Clara
fewett.
= w. H. Lurvey, master Of Buckfield
also of Buckfield. were the guests
this week of Mrs. Woodwortr's
brother, H. c. Parlee and family.
Mrs. Julia d. Pike entertained the
, Good Times whist club on Tuesday,
at her home.
George Chick, Bates '2s, Foster and
Leila King and George A. Randlett,
students at Kents Hill, are enjoy
ing a ten-day's vacation.
Mrs. Melissa Anderson of Law
renee. Mass. who has been visiting
hcr aunt, Mrs. Lena Gilman for two
weeks, returned to her home Satur--
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Robinson are
entertaining Fred Packard of Tyngs-
boro, Mass. this week.
Roy +. Thomas, agricultural agent
Of oxford county, passed the week.
end with his family here. Mr..
Thomas is located at South Paris
and will move his family to that
place in the near future.
Delegates to the Boys Conference
in Augusta this week, from the
Iethodist Sunday School in Mon
rescott: Scott Higgins, George
,oyd; alternates. Albert Stevens,
Wesley Jewell. From the Congre-
;ational s. S. the delegates are
eugene Donnell and Harland CARLY.
/ The Methodist and Congregational
churches will unite in an Easter con-
cert to be given April 20. The COM
mittee on music are. Mrs. Susie
Bragdon. Miss Marjorie Richardson
and Mrs. Leila Cheney. Committee
on exercises. Mrs. Leona Reynolds.
Mrs. Mary Greenleif, together with
| the teachers of the Sunday School.
| Judge and Mrs. w. NJ. Ingraham
of Portland arrived at Cumstom
Farm, Sunday and will remain until
| after the funeral services Of the late
| Miss s. E. Colby.
Dr.. G. NJ. Hutchins, of Waterville,
! of the State Dept. Of Health, will
lecture before Monmouth Grange.
! Wednesday evening. March Is. The
subject will be Communicable Di-
seases,' and will be illustrated by
| stereoptican slides.
H. II. Witherell and Miss Inez
| Marston attended the funeral SER
vices of the late James e. Packard,
in Winthrop, Sunday.
Miss Helen e. Andrews of Maine
School OF Commerce, Auburn, passed
the week lend with her mother Mrs.
| Harriet Andrews. and aunt, Mrs.
| Carolyn Sherman.
| Miss Doris Andrews. Of Edward
Little high school, Auburn, and
friend, Miss Dorothy Simpson also
of Auburn, were guests of Miss
Andrews parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Andrews over Sunday.
Miss Martha Blake went to Bos-
! ton Saturday, for two weeks visit
| at the home of her uncle, Harry r.
Pierce and family, Watertown,
! Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Merrill and
son, Elmer Of Madison, were in town
! Monday.
First Class Private Nelson A.
Chandler Of Fort Warren, Boston
Harbor. is passing a three months
furlough in Monmouth.