Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-27
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MIR. and Mrs. All Cochran and child
rem. Dana and Arthur, and Ortho
Crowell accompanied by Mrs. Coch
rams sister. Miss Mary Butte or
Pitsfeld passed Sunday with MS;
Cochran's brother, Dana Small or
Plymouth. They We're accompanied
home by Miss Ruth Small OF Ply
mouth, who will be their guest for a
Miss Gladys Mitchell of Norridge-
wock is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
! ter Luce.
Warren Swain and Mrs. Ellen
! Cover ard daughter, Addie, OF
Skowhegan We're guests Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Soule.
| At the regular meeting OF salmon
| Lake grange held Saturday evening
program of music and readings
was carried out. At the regular
meeting next Saturday a Memorial
| day program will be carried out.
Mrs. Sargie Warren and Miss Mar
guerite Tucker will pass the day.
| Wednesday. in Augusta.
Clyde Wheeler will 60 to Augusta
| Wednesday and will be accompanied
| home by Peter Eugene sweet, VINO
| has lust finished an engagement at
| theatre in that city and will appear
| at Toy Theatre this evening In
special vaudeville act.
| Mrs. Kathaleen Bumps, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Alden Moore for a few days will
return this morning to her home in
| Springfield, Mass.
| Mrs. Clyde Wheeler, has received
word Of the death of her uncle, Mr..
| Rowe. of Freeport.
| The ladies of the patriotic organi-
cations of the town and all others
who care to help are requested to
meet at Memorial hall Thursday and
| Friday afternoons at 2 o'clock for
| the purpose of making wreaths.
| The following members of Ser
geant Wyman post have died since
/ last Memorial day: George S. Hig-
gins and Ephraim Sprague.
Memorial Day Arrangements
| Post Comman Ter n. P. Beverage
| @. M. George II. Bryant, assisted by
| w. f. Damren, Chester Oliver and
George Brown. will attend to placing
markers and flags at the graves OF
all civil war soldiers in our several
cemeteries. At 9 P. NJ. Memorial
day, the above detail will also pro-
coed from the post rooms to Lewis
and Upper cemeteries and with fow-
ers and wreaths provided by the
| ladies' decorate the 10 graves in the
| former and II gra"es in the latter.
| P. C. 6. NJ. F. Beverage, G, II. CO.
chran, H. F. Kelley and j. S. Presley
will report a Cam pCommander j..
A. Hallett at the camp room May 80,
at s A. M, to assist in raising the
1 - 81 hal
| View cemetery. p. C. Cts G. o. Hal
lett, F. S. Whitney, George s. Pres
sey and E. r. Cover will report to
camp room, May 80, at 1870 p. M,
and proceed to the home of Mrs. j.
| Wesley Gilman to receive flowers
and proceed to the home of Mrs. j.
| Wesley Gilman to receive flowers
and decorations.
The Misses Helen Simmons and
Helen CaSfcrd, members of the bas-
ketball team of Coburn, attended
the banquet given by the Winthrop
basketball team Monday evening.
DIR. C. r. Simmons and sen, Ray
mond have returned from week
end. visit with relatives in Thomas
ton and Searsrort. They were ac-
companied home by Ms. Simmons.
who has been visiting her brother
DIR. Keller and family. the past week.
Arthur Collier. John Lowe and
Howard Lowe and Hiss Sadie Tilton
and Welcome Tilton, all Of Wilton
We're Sunday guests of Mr.. Golfers
mother, Mrs. Helen Collier, and
Miss Sadie Collier.
All Citizens having flowers to
contribute FOR Memorial day are re-
quested to leave them at the post
rooms Saturday morning by 8 o.
clock.
Mrs. Stephen Moran is confined to
Her home Wy illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Warren If Ben
ton We're recent guests of Mr.. War;
ren's mother, Mrs. Emily Morang.
Miss Mildred Penney has returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
in Lewiston and has resumed her
work in the Office of the New Eng
land Telephone Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Kerr arr par
ents of a baby girl born Tuesday.
May 26.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Rowe's son,
Elmer Trask and family of Corn
vile.
Herbert Dyer has received a letter
from his cousin, George +. Dyer Of