Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-08-22

Louise Films, Mrs. Emma Hayes,
Byron Giles. Mrs. Byron Giles,
Phineas Weymouth, James B. Cor
don, Potter Morgan, John Ramsdell,
George Morrison, c. S. Young, Mrs.
C. s. Young, Mrs. Ellen Worthen.
George Croker, Mrs. Martha Crock
err, Andrew Drawn, Mrs. Belle Call,
Mrs. Amelia Gilbert, David p. Dear
born, H. B. Scribner, who is active
and conducts a barber shop in town
with his son, Eugene Scribner and
his grandson, Dale Scribner. Mr..
Scribner although member of the
Three Quarter Century Club is at his
barber chair every day and can hold
his own with many man much
younger in years. Mrs. Abbie Lowell,
Mrs. Hannah McKenney, John
Hutchins, Mrs. John Hutchins,
Thomas Higgin, Mrs. Anne Z. Brown,
Il. II. Higgins. Ind, John Hall, Sr.,
Mrs. Lenora Libby, Mrs. Ruby
Campbell. Joseph II. Croker,
George Patterson, Mrs. George Pat
terson, Mrs. Mae Garland. j. II.
Croker. Osborne Allen. John E.
Larrabee, Mrs. Lizzie Curtis Mrs.
Mary A. Downing, Mrs. Julia Jones.
Charles B. Clukey, c. c. Curtis
C. r. Favor, Joshus Silver, Mrs. Ell
len Silver, William p. Thompson,
Edgar A. Russ, Mrs. Susan Parsons,
Mrs. Mary Parkhurst, Charles Bean,
Mrs. Mary Merrill, Mrs. Elizabeth
Young, Charles III. Hayden, Mrs.
Sarah Cobb, Mrs. Mary Chandler
Mrs. Julia Robbins, Mrs. Ella Eaton,
Mrs. Lucy White, Mrs. Thankful
Nickerson, Mrs. Elmira Mitchell who
recently celebrated her 96th birth
day, Mrs. Mitchell, who is the oldest
woman in Dexter is still active and
about the house. Mrs. Elizabeth
Towle, Mrs. Sarah Gould. Mrs.
Carolyn True, Mrs. Lucy Jenkins, r.
A. Littleheld, Leonard Tibbetts. H.
c. Levenseller, Mrs. Charlotte Web
Der, ]. G. Donaldson, Mrs. Emma
Captain John Williams.
who is still taking an active interest
in the current events and is able to
be about town each day, Mrs. Mary
Williams. Henry Dexter. Mho is a
well known architect and contractor
and is at present building a fine
residence in town, Mrs. Francis Dex-
ter Mrs. Emma Proctor, still very
active. Mrs. Carrie Foster, Mrs.
Clara Mcclure, Thomas Clukey,
Amos r. Abbott, Mrs. Sylvia Max
field, Mrs. Susan Winslow. b. f.
Russell. Mrs. Mary V. Pierce. Mrs.
Sarah Norfalise, 0. @. Roberts, Mrs.
Sarah Bradford. r. B, Card, Mrs.
Charlotte Swanbeck, Mrs. Mary
Foss, Levi Clukey, LeviTitus, Mrs.
Mrs. Elmira Knowles, Mrs. Frank
White. Mrs. Mary f. Russell. Rob-
bert Leeman, Josiah Richards, Jr.
All of these people are still active
many of them are conducting bust
ness, but all are able to read and
still take an active interest OF both
town and State affairs.
The class of 1915 held delight
full reunion this week at Moosehorn
Lodge on the shores of Lake Was
sookeag, thirteen members of the
class were present with their fam
lilies making n party of %. The
party gathered In the late afternoon
and at the supper hour tables were
set on the lawn where delicious
supper was served. Cards were en-
joyed until a. late hour.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Carrie Brewster on Zion"s
HILL The afternoon was passed with
sewing in preparation for the annual
fair.
Mrs. Fl. r. ODER entertained
Thursday in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Elmira Knowles of Corinna at
dinner party. Those attending
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram .Parlee
and son, Harold of Monmouth. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Wing of Leeds, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Leighton and grand
son of Attleboro, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones and granddaughter,
Dora Of Corinna. Mrs. Angie Craw-
ford. Mrs Edith Wilbur and son,
Dana of Dexter.
The What-so-E Ever Glass of the
First Baptist church will hold food
sale today at $50 o'clock at the
store of w. L. Brewster, Baked
beans, and brown bread and all
kinds of pastry will be on sale.