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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
Initiation Banquet
Of Colby Fraternity
Held at ElmWOOd

Tho sixth annual initiation banquet
of Alpha Rho Xcta of lambda Chi AL
pha was held last evening at the Elm
wood Hotel with more than 80 under
graduates. alumni and delegates pres
ent. Tho mcnue consisted of grape
fruit frappc. tomato bisque, Boston
celery and Mammoth olives. grilled
halibut with parsley sauce and Drowned
potatoes. roast native chicken with
cranberry sauce and whipped potatoes
and small string beans. hot rolls. fruit
salad with cream dressing, ice cream
and fancy cakes and coffee. cigars and
cigarettes.
John w. Brush. 20. of Portland acted
in the capacity of POSTMASTER for the
occasion. and William L. Pierce. Jr., Of
Lynn. Mass. was choragus. The greet
ing to the freshmen was given ly FL
mer Mcclellan Taylor. 20. Of Win
throp: the response by the freshmen
was spoken by Joseph Albright Schar-
ar. Jr.. "a Of Scranton, Pa. In the
absence of Perrin Newall Freeman, rs,
of Revere Mass. president of the Col
by chapter of the fraternity. William
Wallace Hale. '25. of Caribou spoke
for the chapter and Walter Drew Bor-
ry. 90. of Waterville spoke on behalf
of the alumni. Delegates from chap
University of New Hampshire. Dart
mouth. Boston University. Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. Rhode
Island State College. Brown. Worccs-
ter Polytcch. Massachusetts Agricul-
turai College Hamilton, Syracuse, COL
gate and Cornell were present and
spoke TO the members.
The committee in charge OF the ban
quet consisted Of the following mon:
Earl l.. Merriman, '25. of Waterville
chairman; Everett A. Franscn. %, of
Lynn. Mass. and Roland y. Andrews
20. Of Wytop.tlock.
. The initiates to the Colby chapter
Of the fraternity We're as follows: John
Reed Monroe. '25. Of Monroe; Clarence
Ronald Mclaughlin, '2G. of Wytcpit-
lock: James William Philhrick, 20. of
Gardiner: class of 1927, William Rod
rey Wyman Of Fairfield. Maynard
Warren Maxwell Of South China. Fred
cricl James Stewart Of West Orange,
y. J.. Eliot Grin Williams of Waltham
Mass. Theodore Hutchins Pierce Of
Hyde Park. Mass, Joseph Albright
Scharar. Jr.. Of Scranton. Pa. Lester
Raymond Nesbitt Of Revere, Mass, Lee
roy Ellwood Savage of Liycrmore
Falls. T. Clement Taylor Of Winthrop.
Philip Kanton McCubrcy If Caribou
Lawrence Elmer Goddard or Worucs-
ter, Mass, Edwin Harley Footc cf
Cambridge. Mass. Charles Grin Par
mentcr Of Waterville. Pledges to the
chapter are Alphone William Lawson
Of Caribou and william Edward
Pierce. Jr., Of Lynn. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
French Republicans
Stirred by Inheritance

Paris. March CA. L. by MaiN-
Because France has been republic
such n short time as compared with
it's long history as a monarchy. re-
puhlicans seem to feel the need of
proClaiminE their rCpublicanism
frequently and loudly. At present
they are much concerned about the
growing practice of sons or relatives
Inheriting seats in parliament.
The latest cases Of efforts to hand
down seats are those OF Philippe
Barres, son of the late Maurice Bar
res, the author, and Admiral Jaurcs.
brother of the Socialist leader who
was assassinated at the beginning
Of the war. Both are candidates
for the chamber at the coming cleo
tons.
Young Barres. who expected to
follow his fathers footsteps in
politics and literature, has recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
Fidelity Class Entertained

ON Wednesday March 18th the ri
deity class of the United Baptist
church met at ali all day meeting at
the home of Mrs. FrauN Hersom on
Church street the occasion being the
anniversary of Mrs. HCrsoms birth
day. IS members partook of a houn-
tiful rcpast at noon. The table was
prcttily decorated, the color scheme
being pink with green ferns and
shamrock. a handsome hyacinth
with four fun clusters of pink bios
SONS was presented to the hostess by
the members Of the class.
In the Afternoon the study az the
Il sson was taken up aId a business
meeting held and then very social
time enjoyed. The members present
besides the hostess were: Mrs. w. II.
l. oss. Mrs. Addie Longley. Mrs. Emily
Cowan. Mrs. Rebecca Farrar, Mrs.
Eta Pulleu. Mrs. Ethel Publicovcr.
Mrs. Lottie Williams, Mrs. Lu,l
Grown. Mrs. Ella Penney, Mrs. Fran
cenia Baker, Mrs. Alice Wing. Mrs.
Avis Leech and Mrs. Susie Kerr.
Herbert Dvo- Of High street has
had his telephone number changed TO
81 ring .
Miss Marjorie Emn, ms. II. n. has
returned from Clinton where she has
been on a case for the past two
"A pplSe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

served. Mr.. Blackwell acted as head
waiter in Irish costume and the II
| walters wore white caps trimmed
with green and green aprons The
tables were decorated with green
streamers and the favors were
Shamrock ribbon bows The pro-
gram was directed by John L. Fish.
/ Miss Dorothy VI. Elliott and Mrs.
Emma b. Folsom. The next meet
ing will occur on April End. and will
be directed by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Tobey. Mr.. Elmer z. Harris. and
Mr.. Thomas G. Lord and IL will be
a musical evening.
This evening the pupils OF the
Junior High school will give a must
cal entertainment in the Grange hall.
Clifton Lord. who has been EN-
ployed at the home OF his brother.
DIR. II. E Lord on Water street. has
completed his duties there and
"Wednesday went 10 Wateryiwe 10
visit relatives. While IN town Mr..
Lord has made many friends, espec-
tally with the young people at the
/ Bethany Baptist church where he
has been very helpful in tbs C. T..
and Sunday school WORK.
Skowhegan schools will close to-
day for weeks vacation. reopen
ing Monday, Mar 33l
Monday evening Skowhegan So
rosis viii give a benefit card party
at the Library parlors. The pro-
ceeds will be used toward the ex-
penses OF the district nurse, Miss
Anabei Lancaster. who is employed
Jointly By the Sorosis and the Met
ropolitan Life Insurance Company.
Wednesday afternoon large
number OF the ladies' Of. the First
Philathea class OF the$Federated
church met at the home OF Mrs.
Robertson on Middle street and
passed the afternoon sewing and
working on articles for the class
fair. They accomplished n large
amount of work and also enjoyed
the sociability and cordial hospital
ity of the hostess. The next sewing
meeting of the class will be held
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Fanny Hun on Maple street.
Today at the Notre Dame de
Lourdes church at $40 and at 715.
the Way or the Cross will be OBJ
served
The regular meeting of the Home
Missionary Society of the Centenary
.helHOulSl CEuTEH Will ne ntlu MOi-
day afternoon at the parsonage,
when Mrs. Harlie Bishop of Bloom
field street will act as hostess.
The State road to Waterville was
opened Wednesday for automobile
| traffic. The work was done by l..
j.. Ford and the Ford and Smiley
| tractor was used. The funds were
! given by tine public.
An interesting service was held
| at the Federated church Thursday
| evening when the pastor spoke on
! Approach to God Through Litera-
| ture."
Thursday a w. G. r. l. Institute
was held at Madison and included
| the three new unions recently or
ganized at North Arson. Solon and
| Bingham. The county president,
| Mrs. Jennie Randlett OF Pittstield.
and vice president. Mrs. Blanche NJ.
! Friend OF the Clementine Weston
| Union of Skowhegan were in at
! tendance.
! Wednesday night d. A. II. Borden
! who has been I'm an abnormal men
| tai condition for several weeks. was
taken away for treatment.
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|Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS|
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, farmers =. 8;


Phiiathca Social and Entertainment
The parlors OF the Federated
church were the scene Wednesday
evening OF an entertainment for the
benefit OF the First Phiathea class.
The program was given by the class
taught in the Sunday school by Mrs.
Jason Morrill,. assisted by few
others in the school and included Il
four-act play. Mixed Hearts: pi-
ano duet. Hungarian Concert. Pol
ka," and encore. Giants" played
by Mrs. Fanny Dane Huff and Miss
Dorothy Dane: recitation and song.
"Grandfather's Clock" and encore.
Jason Morrill,. Jr.: vocal duet. "Dol-
iy's Song" Gertrude and Annie En-
erson. accompanied by Mrs. Phiio
Steward, who responded to an en-
core: vocal solo. Mother of Pearle,"
and encore. Smiling Through"
Miss Edna Petty. accompanied by
Dorothy Dane; vocal duet. Wills
pering Hope" Mrs. Christine n
PooIer Day and Mrs. Florence X
Dugas, accompanied by Mrs. Stew
ard.
After the program pleasant so
cial was held. during which ice
cream was on sale under the direc-
ton of the president. Mrs. Lou
Eames. and vice president. Mrs. Ag-
mes Dunbar. Miss Nellie Bean had
charge of the tickets The affair
netted the class about SIT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Gardiner: Irish jokes, Lyman sGrin ,
ner: reading. Evelyn tlewe.iyn'
duet, Winnifred Gardner and her,
Iart ,rbompson; Irish jokes. George
Flewellyn: sketches on Saint Patrick,
Carrie French; reading: 1eorss
Forr: Illustrated song, Irwin ana
Mildred smith. "Old Irish Mother oi
Mine" Mr.. Hafey made report.
Grange voted to renov2te ,nen
hall and chose Erwin smith, 1eoTse
Flewellyn and FREQ NY 'ui0
have charge of the business
Wood sawyers are on their usua'
welcome spring rounds. A..
The sudden lowering OF tne
tsn,psrature is great help 10 the
h,ubermen i'll this vicinity.
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PERSONAL MENTION

George Haskell went TO Fairfield
Thursday morning.
Mrs. q. Carl Dunbar was bust
ness caller in Waterville Thursday.
Damas Laforn has returned from
Il few days trip to Boston.
Mrs. Lillian Sylvester WAS busi-
ness caller In Watervillo Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Thomson was In
Waterville on business Thursday.
Herbert L. SWEET returned Thurs
day from n business trip to Ban
cor.
Miss Eleanor Rowell. who on Sun
day sprained her ankle while slid
Ing. returned to school Thursday.
Mail Clerk Leon Wilbur has been
IN Phillips this week visiting his 1T
tie son Everett.
Mrs. Blanche NJ. Friend was IN
Madison Thursday 10 open the w. G.
r Il. Institute.
Mrs. Laura Thompson OF North
Arson Is tho guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Mclzar a. Eames ofAeavitt street.
Hiram Footo has eebme here from
kineo and Ia employed on the sec
ton Of tho Maine Central railroad.
Mrs. Maud Nugent OF Oakland Ia
in tow passing few days with Mrs,
Francis Spofford OF Mcclellan street.
Mrs. Fanny Dudley. who has been
keeping house for Frank Gagne OF
the River road. completed her duties
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Hilton OF Waterville
was In town Thursday the guest OF
her mother. Mrs Louise NJ. Jewett OF
Winter street.
Miss Della Hilton. who has been
the guest Of Miss Gladys Kicker. re-
turned Thursday to her home at
East Skowhegan.
Mrs. Herbert l.. Ames of Mount
Pleasant avenue entered the Somer-
set hospital Wednesday. and Thurs
day submitted to surgical treatment.
Perley Stevens. who has conducted
~ grocery business on Madison av-
cnue, has closed out HIS stock and
accepted n position Mt the store OF
Smith 4 Casey.
Miss Virginia Whittier Amcs.
sophomore at Bates college, will ar
rive In Skowheean tonight to pass
ten days vacation with her mother.
Mrs. Ethel W. Ames.
Miss Helen G. Hight. freshman at
Colby college. will pass the spring
vacation at Manchester. y. II. whore
she will he the guest of Miss Betty
Tarert of Manchester.
Mrs. Stella Savage, who has been
the guest of her half brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert L. Ames
OF Mount Pleasant avenue. returned
10 her homo In Fairfield Thursday.
Mrs. Mary L. Rowell will leave to-
day for Francpuia. \. H.. where she
will be the guest OF her son and wife.
Professor and Mrs, Harold l.. Rowell
FOR few weeks
Mrs. Willard IL. Cummings was
in Waterville on business Thursday.
Miss Lillian Roulette passed
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Chase In
benton.
Mrs. Nellie Goliath Of Sehoomook.
who has heen surgical patient at
the kennehec Valley hospital and
who was discharged Wednesday. was
accompanied to Bingham by Deputy
sheriff and Mrs. Frank Gipson.
E.ldou lloyd OF the Skowhegan Jer
sey Creamery went TO Portland
Thursday TO attend conference of
the ice cream manufacturers of
Maine. Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. held in that city
Mrs. Edith Tibhetts returned on
Thursday from Augusta. where she
visited her daughters. Misses Nellie
and Encic Tihbetts, who are students
Mt Shaw's business college. Mrs.
Tihhetts returned TO her home in
rana3n Thursday.
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C0rnville Man Falls from
ScaffOld, Injuries Hip

Albion Moody. aged - years, met
with a serious accident Thursday at
his home in Cornville when he fell from
Il scaffoid in his barn and injured his
right hip. DR.. e. Earle Richardson Of
Skowheean was called and he placed
the hip i'll spints and assisted in max
ing conveyance by placing feather
beds and bedding upon a sled on which
Mr.. Moody was brought to Skowhegan
whore he entered the Somerset hospi-
tai. Later in the day Dr. Richardson
H-rayed the injured section. Tuesday
night the pictures had not been devel-
oped so that the extent Of the injury
was not known.
Besides the ifjury to the hip Mr..
Moody Suffered a severe shaking UP.
Unfortunately he is also suffering from
a severe cold. He was ACCOMPANIED
to the hospital by his wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
Additional Subscribers
To Sunset Home Fund

The following were reported yes
tcrday as additional subscriptions TO
the maintainence fund Of the Sunset
Home for the sum OF $40 a year for
five years:
Mrs. l.. G. Bunker. Miss Florence
Dunn. Mrs. Herbert J.. Emery. Mrs.
Mary :. Heath. :. w. Lombard. l.. q.
Lombard, Mrs. Florence +. Libby.
George f. Terry. Mrs. Harry Weber,
Mrs. l. l.. Mower. DR.. +. 7 Hin
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Mrs Dunbar Hostess

Mrs, G.. Carl Dunbar most cordial
" entertained the ladies of the
Country Club at her home on Mount
Pleasant avenue Wednesday. There
was an unusually large number in
attendance. Mrs. Elmer Blaisdell
presided and the meeting opened
with the Lords prayer and the sec
rotary. Mrs. Herbert l.. Ames. and
the treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Lord.
gave interesting reports. Ways and
means of earning money were dis
cussed and several matters of bust
ness were transacted. After the
business session Mrs. Ames read
Ballard of Elkanah +. Atkinson
Ivy Holman Day. and Mrs. Margery
Tanish gave reading and Victrola
music was enjoyed.
The hostess served delicious cake,
fancy waters end hot chocolate. and
a pleasant social hour was passed.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday afternoon. Apr, ., at the
home OF Mrs. Ernest Dunbar on
Center street. One guest was pres
ent Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Stel-
In Savage OF Fairfield.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Byron Iiarville of South Scion
and Miss Arllie Chase OF Cornville
were shoppers in town Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson returned
Thursday from Waterville, where
she attended meetings of the Civic
League of Maine.
Miss Florence Parker. who is en-
ployed by Mrs. Clarence Il. Hight as
housekeeper. will pass the school va
cation the guest of her aunt. Mrs. II.
+. Field at North Arson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
FAYETTE

T. F.. Gile has been drawn TO serve
on the jury at the April term Of
court.
Tho Ed. Bamford place so-callct
has been reported recently sold TO q
Chestervilia, man, who will occupy Il
soon.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau was post.
poned from Thursday 10 the follow
ing Tuesday on account of the in.
clemency OF tho weather.
Tho Boys and Girls Agricultural
clubs met with Annie Tuck. March
Is. Two puffS We're tackled after
which there was rehearsing Tor a
social which will be given on the
evening of March -.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. Dixon were vis.
tors to Augusta Monday.
II. F. Jones was "A business visitor
TO Augusta Friday.
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Eastern Star Social

Wednesday evening al the Masonic
Club rooms n delightful social was
held for Eastern Star members un-
der the supervision of the following
ladies: Mrs. Walter i. Ordway, Mrs.
John II. Lancaster. Mrs. Herbert s.
Hopkins. Mrs. Harry f. Smith. Miss
Florence Philbrick. Mrs. Mark w.
Savage. Mrs. Edrie b. Wyman and
Miss Adelaide Lancaster. Delicious
ices and WATERS were served and the
large number present passed n most
happy evening.
This evening at $50 O'Clock a sup
per will be served by a committee
OF the Eastern Star. After the sup
per the regular semi monthly meet
ing of the Sunset Chapter No. 53. Or
der of Eastern Star will be held and
followed by n program.
Large Attendance at Grange Meeting
Wednesday evening there was
large attendance at the meeting OF
the Skowhegan Grange. After the
transaction of the routine business
and presentation of reports. the third
and fourth degrees were conferred
upon large class OF candidates in
an excellent manner.
The following program was pre-
ssHNeu ana SfeatlS enjoyed. flaHo
solo. Irish Melodies" Miss Effie II.
Nye: paper OF the Origin and OBJ
servance OF 81. Patrick's Day. John
l.. Fish, editor of the Independent
Reporter: vocal solo, Wearing of
the Green" and encore, Elmer E
Harris. accompanied by Miss Nye:
reading. Mrs. Nellie Hill: Irish Song
in costume, Clyde H. Blackwell. &C
companied by Mrs Fred Tuscan.
After the program the grsugers
repaired TO the banquet hall where
a delicious baked bean supper was
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Girl Scouts Meet

Wednesday night the Girl Scouts
held their regular meeting in the
Business and Professional Women's
Club rooms, with a large attendance.
The chairman, Miss Mary Merrill
presided and the following business
was transacted. Officers were elect
ed as follows: Chairman, Miss Mona
Nelson; treasurer. Miss Ethelyn
Mills: secretary, Miss Phyllis Whit
ing: parole leaders, Mona Nelson.
Dorothy Dane, Dorothea Clough and
Florence Norton.
on Wednesday. Mar. &c. at .
o'clock In the afternoon the scouts
will hold its birthday party. observ-
ing its third birthday. This party
will be held at the municipal court
room. This will take the form of
a White Elephant party. The com
mittees to arrange for this party
were appointed: Refreshment, Mona
Nelson. Dorothea Clough. Wynona
simpson: entertainment. Helen lies,
Florence Norton and Ethelyn Mills.
The girls are requested to wear
boomers and blouses.
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Worlds Lightest Aerial
Motors Russian Owned

Breslau, Mar. "a. p. by MaiD
A rough outline OF what is said
to be the iightest and most power
full airplane motor Of its size ever
has been received here
from the Moscow Technical School
German airplane manufacturers have
sent for 4 detailed description Of
the motor. which is started by com
pressed air and operated BIZ naph-
tina The apparatus is reported 70
weigh only one-ienih as much AZ
the highest motor now used on
any airplane.
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$50 for Townsite

sheridan, Wyo.. Mar. n ca. ~
John u. Loucks, pioneer founder Of
Sheridan. relates that he Bought the
site of this town for $50 in lNN
The claim had been held by Mardcl,
the original settler
Loucks staked out the town AMI
named It after his Civil War COM
Umnder, General Phil Sheridan.
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The March meeting of the Glenn
entine Weston Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held on
Tuesday afternoon. Mar. 25th. at the
home OF Mrs. Ernest J.. Savage on
Water street. The paper of the
afternoon will he given by DR.. Julia
Nay kincaid, who will discuss 1.-The
Uses and Abuses of Alcohol" The
program will also include musical
numbers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Wednesday evening at the FEEDER
ated church at Z o'clock. a business
meeting of the First Philathea class
was held with the president, Mrs.
Lou Eames presiding. a committee
was appointed TO confer with the
trustees of the church concerning a
Philathea room. The committee is
made up of Mrs. Nina Steward. Mrs.
Jenett Thomson and Mrs. Ruth
Dane
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CORNVILLE
Wesserrunsett Crano

Nesserrunsett Grange gave their
tSenings program up to saint
fatricks entertainment. Ten min
utes OF Irish songs by all; Irish
JoAes' r. Z. Blackwell; Demonstrated
oue'; Annett Moody and Winifred
oaidiner; descriptive essay on Irish
music and Tara's hall. Winnifred
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Jolly Neighborhood Stubs Meets

Wednesday evening ten of the
members of the jolly NeiGhborhood
club were happily entertained by
Mrs. Ben s. Collins at her home on
East Leavitt street. The evening
was passed sewing and socially. and
enjoying radio concerts. The hos
tess served a delicious lunch. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. c. n. Bragg on
East Leavitt street, when Mrs. Bragg
will be assisted in entertaining by
her daughter. Mrs. Mathew Green.
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Two Basketball Games

This Friday evening at Haselton
Hall two basketball games will be
played. The s. II. S. Girls will meet
the girls from Coburn Classical In
stitute of Waterville and a prelim-
mary game will be played between
the All Star VS.. Stellar Five Boys of
Skowhegan High.
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chocolate. Mrs. Lessard received
several pretty gifts in honor OF the
day. Other members Of the club
present were: Mrs. yuhn Donahue,
Mrs. Edmund Brown, Miss Maud
Barrett, Miss Ruby Cochran and Miss
Beatrice Lessard. Mrs, Harry Gordon
ana Mrs. Bert Lessard We're guests
for the evening. The club will meet
next Wednesday night at the home Of
Mrs. John Donahue on Summer
*
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kenton Quint will return TO his
home in North New Portland today
after passing seven weeks in Water
vile. Mr.. Cuint has been in the hos
r!tal where he under went an opera
tion. and for the past week.-Mrs. been
visiting relatives in WinSlow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Thomas Simpson. Jr., has returned
to Waterville after 4 months stay in
Boston and vicinity, Mr., Simpson
has held position with contract
ing agency but Will assist his father
III the city for the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Miss Cecile Martin mas returned TO
her home in Waterviile after u few
days passed in lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Mrs. Daisy Murray Wilson Of Au-
eusta was calling on friends in the
city yesterday.
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WATERvILLE

Miss Annie Bryant Of Unity was in
the city shopping Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Mrs. Hazel Emery hass returned
from a short bushes strip 70 Lewis
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Chase OF
Unity were calling on friends In town
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21

Miss Eiida Freeman has returned
from short trip 10 Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-21
NJ. p. Club Entertained

Miss Marion Gordon delightfully."-
entertained the VI. T. club Wednes-
Gay evening Mt her home on Oak
street. The affair was in the nature
of birthday party given in honor OF
one OF the members. Mrs. Albert
Lessard, whose birthday falls on
March 22nd. A delightful evening
was enjoyed. There was a birthday
cake, frosted and ornamented with
candles which was cut and served
with refreshments of sandwiches.
pickles, assorted cake. coffee and