Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-24
VASSALBORO
N. U. L. Literary Club


Winchenbach were hostesses to the
n. U. l.. Club at their home last
Wednesday, at an all day meeting.
A most enjoyable and profitable day
was passed in this pleasant hospit-
able home.
A portion of the time was. passed
socially after which a program of
unusual merit was carried out as
follows: Current Events; Question
Box; piano solo, Last Rose of
Summer, Olive Pope; readings by
Mrs. Abbie Taylor, Mrs. Little, Mrs.
Veda Canham; music, The Old
Oaken Bucket, Flora Taylor. ac-
companist; readings, Mrs. Ward and
Mrs. Burgess; paper by Flora Tay-
Tor. entitled, My Life on the Ocean
Wave, in which she described the
scenery Of many historic places of
interest and relates many personal
"reminiscences of her life during that
time. She also doomed Maine by
saying that among the many states
she had visited to her mind there
was no state that equalled the good
old State of Maine. A paper by Mrs.
Withce on some of Names beauti-
full mountains meirited much praise
and applause. The beauty and
grandeur Of the Hudson and Penob-
scot rivers were portrayed by Mrs.
Viola Winchenbach and she compar-
ed the likeness and unlikeness of
the two rivers as they appealed to
Ter. One agricultural question was
introduced for discussion. A brief
account of my visit to the Legis-
lature' by Mr.. Burgess; Easter selec-
tions on the victrola; an article by
IN, -
Animals Week.: Textbook waltz on
piano by Clara Winchenbach; A dis
play of ladies of fashion, Abbie and
Veda Taylor. Sadie Rand and Flora
Taylor completed the program.
A sumptuous dinner was prepared
by the hostesses consisting of three
we'll laden tables. The trailing
arbutus arranged in pretty vases
graced each table. Fancy butterfly
napkins with single paper butter
flies were provided, two alike for all
giving pretty spring effect and
these two holding butterflies alike
We're dinner partners.
Cemetery Association Organized
NORTH--A meeting was held in
Legion Hall Tuesday evening, April
IA, to form an association to take
care of the cemeteries at North
| Eassalboro. The following members
were elected Directors of the AS
scciation, w. w. Hendee, Chairman;
John and Joseph Jewett, Charles
/ Shorey and John OReiley. The
next meeting will be held in the
Legion Hall Friday evening this
week at 100 z. NJ. Every citizen is
requested to be present. as the board
of directors have elected their Of
| 1icers and made up the by laws and
wish for the approval of the public.
The Frank D. Romeo Post held
! their play "All Tangled Up, last
Friday evening in Citizens Hall to q
packed house. The ladies auxiliary
assisted with a food and candy sale
| The Post will clear around sI25
which will be a great help in paying
Off their debt. Every member of
the cast deserves credit; they work
| ed hard in making 1t success, also
the citizens who assisted.
Friends Of Charlotte Chase, form
! erly OF Winslow, now Of Clinton,
Will be sorry to hear she underwent
surgical operation Saturday of las
week. Every one hopes for a speedy
| recovery.
A base ball meeting was held in
the Legion Hall Tuesday evening
! this week.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gero have employment in the CITY
for an indefinite time.--Camille
Morrisett is yarding wood for
Chas. Shaw near Bolton Hill
Monta Cunningham of Erskine High
school, who passed the week end
with his mother, Mrs. Georgia Cum
nlngham, returned Sunday.-Al-
len Taber, j. w. Lampson and
Charlie Bickford were business cal
lers in Augusta. Saturday.-Mr
and Mrs. A. f. Pierce and daughters
Clned at their cottage at Sandy
beach sunday and enjoyed the after
noon at their farm as guests Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Earl Moore.-W T..
Lamson. one of the young elderly
men In the vicinity made business
TRIP to the Capital city. Friday
ladies' OF the Farm Buresu at an all
day meeting Friday, which was en-
Joyed by all.--E. A. Hussey of Au-
gusta was, calling in the place, Sun
day.-TWo auto loads of gypsies
were on the North Belfast road
Friday: one of the women was tell
ing fortunes. At last they We're told
trey better be moving-Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Dearborn of Water
Vile arrived Saturday afternoon to
pass the week end at their farm
Linwood Weber entertained his
father, David Weber. Sunday
John Kendall was calling on friends
in Augusta, Saturday.-AIiss Kath.
leen Nhitehouse passed SUNDAY
Afternoon with Mrs. Abbie Taber-
Mrs. Kate Wagner has nice little
flock of 100 r. /. Red chickens
which she is caring for.-Miss
Brlena Sabin. who enjoyed the week
end at her home, returned to her
school at South Windsor, Monday
lternoon:-Mrs May Miller pass
ed Saturday at Augusta. H.
oapln mas a very sore finger at the
present time.-Christian Hagerun
and family were guests Sunday Of
Mr. and Mrs. George Tobey, Sea-
wood Mills.-Many are i'll with
coids at this writing.-Courtland
Iaber and son were brief callers
sunday at Allen Taber's, Augusta
Inc Whitehouse school closed Fri
cay until Tuesday for the holiday
recess.-Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Iobey were callers Sunday at NJ. L.
Sabins, while enroute to Cross Hill
where they plan to make their home
for an indefinite time.-NIr. and
Mrs. c.. w. Taber and son, Mrs. o.
j. Davis and niece and the Misses
Charlotte and Helen Clark attended
the afternoon service at Center
Nassalboro. Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Gordon and sons of Brunswick.
We're afternoon callers Tuesday of
Mr.; and Mrs. Earl Moore.-Elmer