Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-21
Cleaners Club Meets

lunches each of the four days, ana
on one day to sell cooked food and
candy. The following committee was
elected to lake charge OF the deco
rating of the booth, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kelley. Mrs. Katherine Ramsey, and
Mrs. Margaret Davis.
It was also voted that the club
should conduct a contest between
lions Hill and Bryants Hill, to see
which would get the largest number
out to the Cleaners Club; Mrs. Ethel
Wood was elected leader for lions
Hill and Mrs. Marjorie Otto for
Bryant's Hill
Delightful refreshments We're served
by the hostess during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest d. Blaisdell
have returned from a several months
trip in the South: Mr.. Blaisdeil is
home to prepare for the big Auto
mobile Show and Carnival which will
take place on March 20, &c, -, and
IS.
Miss Ruth Thompson will entertain
at her home on High street Wednes-
day evening. Feb. %. the members OF
the Boneka Club, the date having
been changed on account Of the DeX-
ter Club holding their annual ball on
February %.
kingsbury e. Piper of Bangor will
be at the Exchange hotel on Monday.
! February %. to assist the patrons or
! the Merrill Trust Co. and others in
the matters of Income Tax and III
making up the returns.-Mrss Albert
l.. Davis went to Augusta Wednes-
day noon to attend one of the social
functions in that city.-Rev. ana
Mrs Francis Barr Allan are in Ban
COR this week attending the annual
Convocation held in that city-FeliX
/ Ryan. who has been III town on pusl-
ness for several days, has returned to
his home in the Queen Ci1y.-Arthur
Russell, who is employed by the
American Can Company. is in town
for n few days calling on friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur l.. Abbott leaFe
! this week for several weeks trip
through the south.-George Hall of
the board of selectmen, is Ill at his
home on Lincoln street, with severe
attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Winnifred Hatch entertained
at her home on lower Main street
Thursday evening" at delightful
bridge party, the prizes OF the even
ing were taken by Mrs. Helena Har-
wood and Mrs Elizabeth Kelly. Re
| freshments were served during the
|
evening.
Mrs. Charles Bradbury gave a din
ner party Thursday night in honor or
| her house guest. Mrs. Eosanna b.
Odiorne of Bangor, entertaining a
number of guests.
| At the next regular meeting or
, Crystal Temple, Pythian Sisters, on
Tuesday evening, Feb. "a, after the
work there will be a surprise ana
cards will be enjoyed until late
hour. All members of the Temple
are urged to attend this meeting and
help make the surprise good one.
Through the efforts of Postmaster
Almon Page there will be an incom-
ing mail Sundays commencing March
II The mail will be transported from
Newport to Dexter by Freeland
Gould, who will arrive when the road
is III good condition about $50 A. NJ.
This will mean that those having pa
pers coming through the mails will
get them SUNDAY morning. The mail
will be distributed and the lobby OF
the postoffice will be open for the
convenience of those who have boxes
The Sunday mail service is sur
prise to the patrons of this office and
is greatly appreciated by them.
Mrs. Fred Cleaves and daughter
left Saturday for MesantSe, Canada.
where they will pass several days
Charles E. Brewster left Thursday
for several days in Augusta, where
he will be the guest of his brother,
Gov. Ralph o. Brewster and family
at the Blaine transformations e. Bur-
ril was in Bangor Friday on BUSH
ness.-Harold Morton of Newport
was in town Thursday.-Mrs. Clara
Whitney and Mrs. Carrie Brewster
were in Corinna Thursday, where
they were guests at the past presi-
dents afternoon Of the Corinna Wo-
mems Literary club.-Capt. Benz.
Bunker of Southwest Harbor is in
town for two weeks visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Ora Mountain on
Grove street-Harold Hatch was in
Newport Thursday on business
Mrs. Roscoe Downing of WatervAle,
who has been the guest of relatives
in this town for several days has re-
turned home.-NIrs. Sadie Perham.
who has been in town for several
weeks the guest of Misses Grace and
Ethel Pooler, returned to her home
in Newport.-Allan Trask has re-
turned to his home in Bangor, after
passing several days in this town on
business.-Hon. William 3. Pierce
has returned from Bangor, where he
has been for several days on legal
business.-Hon. J. Willis Crosby was
in Bangor on legal business Thurs
day.-Friends of Miss Doris Lane
will be sorry to learn that she is i'll
at the home of her parents in Ripley
with an attack of the grippe-John
Wallace, who has been in town for
the past three weeks the guest Of his