Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-11

delicious refreshments at the home
OF Mrs. Mary Priest in Winslow,
made most delightful club meeting.
AT the meeting of the Dial Club
Monday afternoon Miss NJ. Elizabeth
Connor read the address which her
brother. Gen. Seldom Conner, a SOL
der in the Civil War delivered at the
time of the dedication of the monu-
ment in the park.
Charles Wyman of Dexter was an
overnight guest Monday of his sis
ter. Mrs. Will Totman on his way
to Boston.-Alfred E. Rowe has had
telephone installed at his home
on Totman ~treet,, the call for
which is 239-o.- Mrs. Archie Sander
son of Clinton was shopping in town
Tuesday.-Mrs. Orrin Murray has
returned from Clinton where she
has been employed.-Mrs. u. B.
Donnelly and Miss Marion Murphy
passed the day Tuesday with friends
in Waterville.-Word has been re-
ceived from Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Henry. Lowell, Mass, that their s
year old son. Robert was taken to a
Lowell hospital to be treated for
blood poisoning.-B. NJ. Bradley re-
turned Monday from Boston where
he has been on business.-Frank
Cakes has accepted the position as
manager Of the Star Theatre, taking
the place of Mr.. Gordon Cheney,
who has gone to Connecticut.-B. Il.
Auchu passed Monday in Freeport
Mr.. Miller of Portland was a
business caller in town Tuesday
Abbott Nelson returned Tuesday
from Sibley Pond where he has been
passing a few days.-Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Sykes returned Monday to
their home in North Berwic!
after passing a few days with
friends in town.-Will Penney
of Oakland was calling on friends in
town Sunday.-H. F. Burgess is con-
fined to his home on Western avenue
with the grip.-I. +. Kelly of Oak
land. who has been employed at the
A. & L. store. has completed his
duties.-Mrs. Carl Hodgdon of Gin
ton was shopping in town Tuesday.
turned Monday to their home in
Washburn after visiting Mrs. Doug
4 las brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Coker.-John Chase returned
! Tuesday from Portland. where he
, has been receiving treatment at the
Children's hoSpital.-M John ia
quith returned Monday from Canaan,
where she attended the funeral of her
aunt. Mrs. Helen Burrill of Hartland.
who was 80 years old at the time of
her death. Mrs. Burrill had sister
| who passed away April % at the age
of so yeads.-Charles Longlcy was
able to be out Tuesday for the first
time. after being confined to his
home for several weeks by illness
Mrs. Carolyn Birmingham returned
Tuesday from st. Petersburg. Fla.
where she has been passing the WIN
| ter-Mrs. Maggie Iallett of Unity
! passed the day Tuesday with her sis
/ ter. Mrs. Wilmot Ward.-Frederick
, Gould went to Sibley pond Tuesday,
| where he will pass a few days at the
Nelson camp.
The young ladies of the Murray
Club of the UniversaIist church with
| their pastor and wife. Rev and Mrs.
Il. j. Mooney enjoyed Il delicious
covered dish supper in the church
vestry Tuesday evening. After the
supper the regular business meeting
was held with the President. Miss
Alice Ladd, presiding. Two new
members We're taken into the club.
| Reports showed the club to he in a
| thriving condition. 1t was voted to
purchase an electric reading lamp
, for the pulpit. Following the meet
! ing a social time was enjoyed.