Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-04
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installation on Friday evening but
owing to the storm the attendance
was small. The installing ofacer was
past Matron Maud A. Carr. assisted
bv Past Matron Edith Jones as
Marshal. The following are the Of
f1cers for the coming year: W. M.
Mrs. Susie Lyons; w. p. George
LYONS: Assoc. NJ, Mrs. Ina Percival;
Sec. Mrs. Harriet Blaisdell; Treas.
Mrs. Florence Taylor; Cond., Mrs.
Myrtle Cheviot; Assoc. Cond., Mrs.
Althier Haskell; Ada, Mrs. Winnl-
fred Burgess; Ruth, Mrs. Josie T.
Whiting; Esther, Mrs. Alice Hale
Martha, Mrs. Neva Jones; Electa'
Miss Florence White; Marshal.
Hazel Moore; Pianist. Mrs. Annie
Merrill. Refreshments were served
at the close Of the meeting.
The Women's Working League Of
the Congregational Church met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hazel
Moore. There were 81 ladies
present. The League is planning
public Valentine supper and social
on Feb. 10.-The pupils of the In
termediate School. grades and 4,
are to hold a food sale at $50 Fri
day afternoon. The money obtained
from this IL to be used for the pur-
chase of library books and records.
tertained a pleasant party at dinner
on Sunday, those present being MI.
and Mrs. Ralph Whitney. Mrs.
Martha Russell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moore and little son
Thornton.-Owing to the heavy
storm and the almost impossible
condition Of tho roads, the village
schools did not keep Friday
Quinnebassett Lodge I. o. o. F.,
held an oyster supper Monday even
ing after which the 3rd degree was
conferred.-There is an epidemic Of
'pink-eye" among the pupils of the
village schools.-Those who attend
ed the mid-winter meeting Of the
Maine Federation Of Women's Clubs
at Waterville last week were Mrs.
ing, Mrs. Leroy Folsom. Miss Nellie
Hussey, Mrs. Henry Hussey, Mrs.
Harry Smith.-Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Jewett, who have been attending the
National Gamers Convention In
Cincinnati this last week report that
a most splendid convention was held
with an attendance of 10000 people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett left Cincinnati
Sunday evening for Atlanta, Ca,
where they will visit their son,
George Jewett and family.-Exten-
sive repairs were found necessary
to be made on the steam boiler at
the shoe factory last week. Two
men from Waterville came up and
worked all night Tuesday, but ow-
ing to the extreme cold and the
a ri hnx ytrnr III - a.
the necessary work, so the shop was
obliged to close down Thursday in
order that the needed repairs could
be made.-Howard Dearborn and
Kelsey Sheaff were in Skowhegan
Saturday.-Rep. Philip Thissell went
to Augusta. Tusday morning, to at
tend the weeks session Of Legisla-
ture.-Miss Esther futile has finish
ed her term of school in Mercer and
| has returned home.-Mrs. Annie
Merrill was In Waterville, Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Lockwood is on the
sick list.--Mrs. Florence Lawton is
in Portland for medical treatment.
Frederick Davis of Augusta
passed the week end in town. being
called here by the illness OF his
1ather. Rev; +. G. Davis.-Carl
Trickey of the J. B. Ham Company,
Lewiston. was business caller in
town. Monday.-Mrs. Frank Jewell
end daughter. Miss Louise, returned
MONDAY after passing several days
IN Portland for medical treatment
for the latter.-Mrs. Fred Priest of
Skowhegan has been visiting her
father l.. c. Stevens.-Mrs. Edward
Simoneau has been on the sick list.
Walter Look Of Industry has been
recent guest of his niece, Mrs,
GLADYS Tupper.-Mrs. Mary Huntoon
Eas returned from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Susie Ames in Show
hegan.-Mrs. Ira Hilton entertained
the Scholarship Fund Whist Club on
Thursday afternoon.