Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-09
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| Rev. Weston p. Holman attend
ed the Governors Inauguration at
Augusta, Thursday.
The Hustler's Glass of the Metho-
| dist Sunday school will meet at the
parsonage this Friday evening. sup
| per will be served at & o'clock, fol-
| lowed by a business session.
The Tuesday Club will meet next
| Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 10 at the
home of Mrs. William Aver. me
| subject of the meeting will be Ma
iuional Resource of South America.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Aver.
Mrs. Leech and Mrs. Clark.
William Belleveau, Jr., who has
been visiting his aunt. Mrs. Rebecca
Ellis, has returned to his hoWe IN
Dexter.
A Joint installation of Sergeant
Wyman Post, G. A. r., and Sergeant
Wyman Women's Relief Corps was
held on Wednesday evening in the
Post Rooms. At 6.30 o'clock COW
cred dish supper was served. After
supper the officers of the Relief
Corps were installed by the depart
ment president, Mrs. Abbie G.. Laid,
assisted by Mrs. Maud Williamson
as conductor; president, Minnie
Stott; senior vice president, Bessie
Forsythe: junior vice president, An
ma Bailey; treasurer. Avis Ieech;
conductor, Louise Benson; guards,
Frances Pike: secretary, Maggie
Johnson; patriotic instructor, Ida H.
Brown: press correspondent, Susan
Benson; assistant conductor. Carrie
Taylor; assistant guard Lulu With
erel; color bearer, No. |, Maola
Parent; No. ., Nina Fowlie; No. .,
Alice Brimstine: No. 4. Edna Dusty
After the regular officers were IN
stalled the department president,
Mrs. Ladd installed Miss Maggie
Johnson as department treasurer. AT
the close of the installation the in
coming president Mrs. Minnie j..
Stott presided and in behalf Of the
members presented the retiring
president with a very pretty recog
milton pin in appreciation of her
services the past year. Mrs. Brown
also received a gavel highly polish
ed and tied with ribbon in the ma
tional colors, red, white and blue,
which came from Carmel. A few
weeks ago Mrs. Brown in connection
with her work as department pa
triotic instructor visited the schools
in different parts of the State and
found that a new school building
had been erected in Carmel to which
flag will be presented in the near
future. This gavel was made from
an apple tree in the school var.
hich Mrs. Bro VA had admired and
was sent here TO be presented at
the annual installation and came 8
great surprise. the presentation
being made by Mrs. r. II. Leech.
Mrs. Brown responded very grace
tttIl - hat rrfT Il =
Mrs Stott in behalf of the corp pre-
sentcd the installing officer, Mrs.
Ladd with a box of handkerchiefs
and the conductor, Mrs. Williamson,
with handkerchief. after which the
officers of the G.. y. X. were installed
by Comrade George w. Goulding as
1oiloWs: Commander, r. +. BeVer-
age, this making seven years that
Mr.. Beverage has held this office:
senior vice commander, Henry Bow
den; Junior vice commander, JUS
TN Sawtelle: quartermaster, George
Bryant; adiutant. George T. Benson;
sergeant. George w. Goulding.
he passion play of Obcrammcr-
&au, Illustrated by 81 colored sterop-
ticon pictures will be given in des-
criptive story form by Rev. +. S.
Bernaucr at the United BAPTIST
CiluIcn sunday.
Thomas Eates, who has been re
celVlng treatment for carbuncle on
the back of Ills neck at the Elm CITY
Hospital in Waterville the past
week. has returned to his home on
Oak street.
Miss Bessie Rutter is confined to
her home on Oak street. with a
Sprained ankle. Miss Jennie Thing
OF WlnsloW is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. Remaldo O'Neil and
Otho Crowell, who returned from a
trip to Lubec. We're recent guests of
Mrs. O'Neirs mother, Mrs. Orilla
Cochran. on their way to their home
in Troutdale.
The Fidelity Glass of the United
Baptist Church will meet Friday
afternoon at the home az Mrs.
Walter Farren on Goodwin street.
Mrs. Samuel DeMerchant is re-
covering from a surgical opera ton
at the Augusta General Hospital.
Mrs. Roland Sukeforth and son
Joseph and Miss Ethel Mitchell, who
have been visiting Mrs. Sukeforth's
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Nrigley. over the week end, have
returned to their home in West
brook.
Lewis Wriglev has gone to Port
land TO visit rcla tives
Mrs. Nathaniel Woodsum was
guest Tuesday, of her daughter. Mrs.
Harold Sewell of Livermore Falls.