Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-27
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The dance, given under tho
auspices of the Mooney Club, Tues
day evening in Jcwell's BOX factory,
vas u most enjoyable affair. The
hall was gayly trimmed with red.
white and blue bunting and flags,
and about 100 couples enjoyed sew
eral of the old and modern dances
Music was furnished by Toziers
Orchestra.
The address TO be given by Hon.
Benjamin $. Cleaves of Augusta at
the banquet to be giveu under the
auspices of the Mooney Club Fri
day evening at $50 in the Univer-
saiist dining room is attracting
great deal of attention and many
tickets have already been purchased.
The seating capacity is limited to
100 plates, 50 any man desiring to
attend should get their ticket early.
Mr.. Cleaves is to speak on Leais-
Ia ture Affairs. in which he is well
versed and is considered one of the
brightest and most educated men in
the country.
The Methodist Guild met with Mrs.
+. l.. Tozier Wednesday afternoon.
A busy time was passed maiinE
Taper flowers for their spring sale.
The Needlecraft Club held u very
successful Food Sale Wednesday
afternoon in Lawry's Store and IA
good sum was realized.
The Dial Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Fred Rollins on
Main street. Interesting current
events were given. a social time
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served.
Miss Linda Conner celebrated her
,Uth birthday Tuesday. She received
several cards and remembrances and
/ beautiful bouquet of roses from
rdiC" - th~ Itnivprsalist
Church. Friends called during the
day to extend to Miss Connor con-
gratulationS and best wishes. At the
meeting of the Dial Club Monday, a
dinner party was given in her honor
Mrs. Otis Taylor entertained the
Jolly Eight Club at her home on
Silver street. Wednesday. in honor
of the birtnuay Oh ner sister, Mrs.
,.n.vS SNOW. a delicious dinner
vas enjoyed at noon. and social
lfternoon was passed sewing ana
playing cards. The guests presented
Mrs. Snow with a table cloth.
The Never Say-No. Club were en-
tertained by Miss Edythe Wood at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Harding
in Waterville, Tuesday evening. \
social evening was enjoyed doing
fancy work. and delicious refresh
InentS were served in the dining
room which was tastefully trimmed
with Easter decorations, with tiny
chicken favorS for each guest. Mrs.
Margaret Coleman of Brunswick was
guest of the Club.
The Woman's Relief Corps held a
most successful sale and supper
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
G. n. X. Hall which was gay with
its brightly trimmed tables decorated
with red and blue streamers At the
miscellaneous table an appetizing
assortment of canned goods were
sold by Mrs. b. II. Lawrence and
Mrs. Eugene Bracket. At the fancy
work table, which was in charge of
Mrs. Cora Priest and Mrs Mary
articles were sold. Mrs. Sarah FOLEY
sold handy stove holders ON each Of
which WAS number. The one
drawing the lucky number received
u patchwork quilt. Mrs. Thomas
Wilson was i'll charge of the Grab
lag with its red and blue strings
which when pulled disclosed the
mysterious packages to the eager
purchaser. a delicious supper was
served at go by Mrs. Will Keene.
Mrs. Wilson Lowe, Mrs. Edna Ward.
A'''' @hIllhI tduli'ltIS, NITS. Bert
Narney. and Mrs. Mabel Mayo, with
Mrs. Zella Thayer, Mrs. Gertrude
Rowe and Mrs. Maude Nichols in
the kitchen.
Mrs. Eugene Foster has gone TO
Nashua. n. H.. called there by the
illness of her father, Solomon Saw
yer.-Alrs. Fred Savage has returned
from Pittsheld where she has been
passing few days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Flora Sinclair, who has
been ili.-Miss Winonah Pollard
went To Augusta, Wednesday even
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. Thomas
ilodSklns.-Georgc {. Wood, State
deputy of the Modern Woodmau of
Bangor was a business caller in
town Wednesday. Savage has
Fad a telephone installed at his home
on Mace street, the calls for which is
63-2.-David Bruce of Bangor was a
business caller in town Tuesday
Fred Reed is employed at James
!nlbodeaus restaurant.-Mrs. Ray
Mitchell, who has been quite i'll at
her home on Elm street. is Gaining.
Mrs. Mamie Murray returned
Tuesday from Kineo, where she has
Eeen visiting, Mrs. Harry Murray
haymond Jones went to Boston
Monday on businoss-A. =. Burke
las sold part of the Bottling busi-
ness to Fred King. Two new
trucks have been purchased for The
cOmpany.-Mrs. Annie Everett. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wilson. returned to Poland Tues
day.--Mrs. Eloise Anderson returned
Tuesday from Augusta where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Everett.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
NeWhall are passing a few days in
boston, Mass.-Georee Litchfield of