Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-15

Funeral services Will be coHuucteu
at the home of Mrs. Matson, on
Sunday at 1870. They will be con.
Quoted by Rev. George Merriam OF
Bethany Baptist church.
Kimball-Ladd
A wedding of considerable interest
to Skowhegan people occurred yes
terday in Dover Foxcroft, when
Florence Agnes Ladd became the
bride of Everett Foster Kimball or
Littleton. Miss Ladd is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Ladd
of Dover Foxcroft and it will be re-
membered that she taught in the
Junior High here about four years
ago, where she made many friends.
The wedding occurred at o'clock.
Mrs. Pauline Gilblair gave de-
lightful dinner party to seven OF her
friends at her home Thursday, Aug
10. Those present were Mrs. Ella
Jewett of Dunnelion, N. j., mrs
Margaret E. Butler of New york,
Mrs. Herbert Pomelow, Mrs. Mary
Provost, Mrs. George Lessard ana
Mrs. Joseph H. Murray OF Skowhe-
gan. During the afternoon music
was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sampson, son
Edwin and daughter Florence mo-
tored to Phillips, Friday, to attend
the Sampson reunion, which IS held
there annually at the Philips
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Abbott Kendall
have been entertaining as their
guests recently Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ii.
Richards of Boothbay Harbor. Mr..
Richards at one time owned the no.
tel on Mouse Island and Mr.. and
Mrs. Kendall played for them dur
ing the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bagley OF
Turner avenue accompanied by rel
atives from Maryland are expected
home Saturday. They have been on
an automobile trip to Aroostook
county. Mr.. Bagley is employed at
the George Cleveland barber shop.
The Poonoosac Club held their
annual reunion on Thursday after
noon at the summer home of Mrs.
Annie Kendall on the corner of
Pleasant and Middle streets. The
house was beautifully decorated with
a profusion of cut flowers. This club
was formed many years ago when
the ladies were young girls, before
they were of high school age, and
were Ii in number. During their
school days they met regularly but
in after years after many were mar
ried and moved away they have
simply held a get-together some
time In the summer when the mem
bers are in town on visit. There
were eight members present: Mrs.
Lena Hill Taylor, daughter Elizabeth
and Hugh of Cambridge, Mass; Mrs.
Josephine Smith Pierce of Beverly,
Mass: Hannah Page, Elise Fellows
White, Lena Wyman, Grace Coburn
Smith and her daughter, Louise;
Lizzie Hussey and her guest, Miss
Paulina Freeman. of North Dakota;
and the hostess, Mrs. Annie Ken
dali. A most delicious picnic lunch
was served on the porch. An orig
1nal article was read by Grace Co.
burn Smith, an original story by
Lena Wyman and an article from a
French magazine on the art work
of Miss xAidie Morrison, formerly of
Skowhegan, was read. This consti-
tuted the program and the remain
ing time was passed socially and in
"reminiscences Although 13 is con-
sidered an unlucky number by many.
1t certainly has proven to the con-
trary in this instance, as no deaths
nave as yet occurred among the
members. A most enjoyable time
was passed with Mrs. Kendall, who
proved. herself most charming
hostess.
Mrs. F. o. Sawyer and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Faucher SWEET, gave a de-
lightful auction bridge party at the
Arcadia Tea Rooms, Thursday after
noon. There were ID tables. De-
hclous refreshments were served.
the annual get-together of the
New brunswick people was held at
the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Antworth on the Waterville- Augusta
state road on Wednesday, Aug. 70
A hundred and fifty We're present
| representing Skowhegan, Madison
tNorriugewock, Waterville, Augusta
ana Plttsfleld, also as guests, Mr.
ana MRS. Chute of Melville, N. B. A
most delicious picnic dinner was
served at noon. Program consisted
OF music, readings and recitations bv
me chlidren and James Dysart gave
Talk on his trip to Florida. Off.
GERS elected for coming year: B. D.
| Duniop OF Skowhegan. president
! Cnaries Huggard of Waterville, sec.
Ietary ana treasurer. The reunion
next year will be held in vicinity OF
| Norridgewock.
| Inc committee in charge of the
! morse race at Fairview Park an
nounced last night that there were
50 horses on the grounds ready TO,
the races today and that 1t is ex.
| pected all will start. Harry Lee OF
Augusta will startsthe races.
| AHARRIRAElnHAAus