Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-31

ask questions. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed by all who attended
and the Mooney Club are looking 1or-
ward to having number of similar
gatherings in the near future.
Mrs. Susie Ames will entertain the
Mabel Wentworth Philathea Class at
an April Fool Party this evening at
her home on Burrill street.
The Ladies' Social Union Of the
Baptist Church will meet in the lower
yestry of the church. Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, Mrs. Laura Fish,
Mrs. Jennie Gordon and Mrs. Hattie
Hall as hostesses.
An all-day meeting Of the Mission
airy Society of the Baptist Church VIII
be held in the lower vestry Wednes-
day. Covered dish dinner at noon.
Mrs. Mabel Wentworth will present
an interesting program concerning
the Clough Memorial Hospital. for
which the White Cross work is being
done. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all women of the church to
attend this meeting.
The Methodist Guild will hold their
Easter Sale in the vestry of the
church, Wednesday afternoon. Sup
per will be served at o'clock.
The following pupils in Grade !, Of
the South Grammar Primary, Mrs.
Lottie Burrill, teacher, were not alb
sent one-half day during the term:
Eugene Armour, william Ames. Ter
rance Crawford, Carleton Glew, Arts
Henderson. Richard Melvin, Faith
Sleeves. Paul Bowen, Lois Bragg,
Laurston Crawford, Carlton Norris,
Phyllis Wentworth.
Miss Florence Larlee went to Au-
gusta, Saturday. to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay Bishop-Miss Gladys Allan Of
the L. H. S. faculty went to her home
in Turner Center Saturday for the
Spring vacation. - Miss Georgina
Munro, the music instructor in the
schools went to Auburn Saturday, to
pass the Spring vacation with her
sister.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Newhall
and daughter. Jeanette, were In Au-
gusta, Friday afternoon.-Mrs.G George
Farnham and daughters, Charlotte and
Ruth, We're in Lewiston Saturday
visiting Miss Mildie Kincaid. Miss
Charlotte will remain for few days
visit.-Mr. and Mrs. w. H! Fowler of
I Skowhegan passed the weekend with
Mrs. Addie F. Webb.-John Patter-
son went to Hampden, Saturday to
pass his vacation with relatives
Miss Gail Hassen went to Bangor,
Friday. to visit her grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Kennedy.-Mrs. Irene Chad
bourne is confined to her home on
Main street by illness.-Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Coleman Of Brunswick
passed the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bacon.-H. D. Brophy re-
turned Saturday from a business trip
to Portland and Boston.-Miss Doro-
thy Nelson, student at L. Fl. S..
went to her home in Canaan, Satur-
day, to pass the holidays.-E. A.
Covell of Hincisley was a business
caller in town, Saturday.-Mrs. Ar
thur Vaughan, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Fred Hoyt, returned
to Portland, saturday.-Miss VIM
onah Pollard, who has been passing
her vacation at her home, returned
to La Grange where she teaches. Sat
| urday. Miss Helen Davis went to Bos-
ton Saturday. where she will pass the
vacation. - Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bailey and daughters. Helen and
Doris. and Mrs. H. II. Cyphers of
Somerville, Massachusetts, passed the
| week end with Mrs. Mary Burns
on High street.-Mrs. Ella Game is
confined to her home on Bunker
avenue by illness.-F'rederick Gould
returned Friday from Sibley Pond.
where he has been passing several
days at the Nelson Camp.-Mrs.
Fannie Hackett. who has been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Hackett, went
to Skowhegan Friday, to visit rela-
tives-Mrs Lottie Carey and daugh-
ter Beverly, returned to Sidney. Sat
urday, after visiting relatives In
town-Walter Fish and Albert
Rogers of Lynn, Mass, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Horne.-Miss
Hester Stone, who is training for a
nurse at the Bangor General Hos
pital, arrived in town Sunday, to visit
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Henderson
on her way to Richmond to visit her
sister, Miss Geraldine Stone-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Sawyer of Cambridge
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Spofford on West street.-George
Haskell was a business caller in
North Vassalboro, Friday.-Miss
Doris Dickey of the l.. Fl. S. faculty,
went to her home in Clinton, Friday.
tc pass her vacation.-ClaytonA Atkins
who is employed in Portland. passed
the weekend at his home.-Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Trussell and sisters,
Miss Mary Trussell and Mrs. Nina
children of Boston. visited for several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Crosby.-Mrs. Ethel Keene was
visiting friends in Skowhegan, Sun
Gay.-Mrs. Theodore Stevens and son
Nelson We're visiting relatives in Clin-
ton, Sunday.-George Davis has ac-
copied position as manager Of the |
Cloverdale store in Oakland-Miss |
Laura Emery of Nashua, N. H, is !
passing few days in town.-C. H. |
Harmon has returned to Boston after |
visiting relatives and friends in town. |
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Brown of Clinton |
were visiting Mrs. Browns parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brown on Elm |
street. Sunday.
The Farm Bureau met at Union !
ball, Mar. 20. The meeting was in !
charge of Mrs. Edith Wentworth. |
The project was on master recipes, !
every one contributed one or more !.
recipes and many points in cook i
ing was discussed.
A dinner was served at noon in
the dining room.
The Ladies Circle of the Universal |
list Church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Orrin Larned on
Lawrence avenue, to make decora
lions for their Easter sale.
The Embroidery Club passed most |
enjoyable evening Friday at the home |
OF Mrs. Perley Grant on. High street. |
A social time was passed doing fancy |
work. Delicious refreshments were |
served.