Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-23

| mouth dramatic club presented the
two-act play, Timothy Delano's
| Courtship.' Dancing followed with
music by the High school orchestra
| A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
and there was a large attendance.
Refreshments were for sale. The
committee in charge was Mrs. Eva
| Marble, Mrs. Isabel Holmes and Mrs.
| Louise Webb.
The Ladies' Whist met Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. j.. P.
Bishop, with a covered dish supper.
Mrs. Zadie Sturtevant acted as SUBJ
stitute and had the highest score.
Mrs. NJ. w. Wiswell had the lowest.
| The remains of the late Mrs. Vera
Curtis of North Monmouth were
! brought TO Winthrop Sunday for
burial in Glenside cemetery.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
| Society will meet Tuesday afternoon
| with Mrs. Sarah Hall.
The DO II Now" Class will meet
! Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
with the teacher, Mrs. Il. NJ. Brown.
! church will enjoy q get-together
! tNtIlIli, Nt-il tlIuSll dtOu W.
| ture by G.. A. Yeaton of the State De-
partment of Agriculture.
The ladies of the Helping Hand
/ class will give a Pyramid ,'arty Sat
| urGay afternoon.
The Martha Glass will enjoy COW
cred dish party tonight with Miss
! WinEifred Grant.
The ladies of Mocseheart legion
will be instituted u Moose Hail this
evening and the officers elected and
! installed.
The Mission Study Circl, CT the
! Congregational church viii meet OF
80 Thursday after aeon at the Par
! ish Home.
j The regular annual meeting CT the
trustees of the c. NJ. Bailey Public
{ library was held S2turd day afternoon
and the following officers chosen:
President. G. |. Bailey; secretary
! Mrs. Harriet l.. Kilbreth; treasurer,
| Melvin Wiswell; book committee, T..
/ T. Clifford, l.. b. Jones and Rev.
! Arthur Jones; building conlinittee'
NJ. w. Wiswell, Herbert Wadsworth'
and Mrs. f.. S. Woodman. Ihe
! trustees approved the action OF
! the librarian in placing the new
| books on the seven day limit ana
recommended that this same plan
| he followed in the future.
| Miss Sara Leighton is home from
4 Westbrook Seminary the guest OF
| her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z.
| Leighton.-Mrs.G George Blaisdell VINO
| has been visiting her daughter, MIS-.
| George Murch, returned Saturday 70
! her home in Oakland.-Mrs. Juils
| Pike of Monmouth was the week. emu
guest of her daughter Mrs. Aireu
MaXwell.-R. II. Curtis spent FRIDAY
! in Waterville.-Mrs. +. A. Prescott VI
| Monmouth was the guest Frf1ay ..
! Mrs. Il. l.. Wellman.-Mrs. Louise
! Cosman of Apohaqui. \. Is. IS tn0
! guest of her brother Wilder Frazee'-
/ Mrs. Wilder Fra2ee is visiting nel
I daughter. Mrs. Ethel Gordon III
I jamestown. y. Y.-MrS. Grover NOV,
ges and two daughters, Hilda anu
! Marjorie of Lancaster, \. H. A. ~
visiting relatives in tOWn-MH.o'
! Lora Norcross is home from CoIp'
COLLEGE for the Elwyn Ho
bart, teacher of manual training a.
the Grammar school is passing .ho
vacation ut his home in Skowhegan.:
Miss F,ilene Clement a studenl AZ
! Pennington Normal school is pass
, ing the vacation with her pareIni.s'
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Clement at w
throp Ccnter-Niss Eileen BEN
nett is spending the vacation at nes
home in Portland.-Miss MaGenno
Riley is home from Pennington Nol NJ.
NAL school for the vacatlOn.--Mn.s
, Pauline Avery is passing the 'I1a
ton at her homo, the Weirs, ~ ID Pa.
/ DR.. r. w. Bicknell has been snena
ing few days in Canton on pus,
J ness.-Mrs. Ncda Trott and son al
guests for Il few DAYS of MIS- LED"
! Bell-Mrs. CLYDE Watson OF i9n,
/ ford visited relatives in town Friuas,
The following pupils Of " ihthobbr p
! Grammar school have not peer.
! sent during the sNrin" term "iaed
! I. Evora House; Grade ;, t'aEiho -.
! Bishop. Lcttio House, Eoila IeuT ni
! Alfred Perry; Grade 4. Rose Ap r,,,'
/ Helen Foster. Lawrence Foster ~
ton Thomas: Grade 8, Katherine ~
mold: Grade G. Lillian Taylor; u G,.,r.
I. Viola Drawn: Grade s. Dulor I'll atb
ricr. Helen Harris; Grade :. hernott-
! Robinson. Eary Beatty. Helen De, nr%
| tX. Fernand Dablnis, Robert leu'''
! Virginia IIoWett, Harry MclAeilhe''