Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
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The 9Th Annual Mardi Gras was
given Thursday evening at Central
hall under the direction of Misses
Glenna Pratt and Elvie Dow, small
but appreciative crowd was In at
tendance and with Tom Kane's Or
chestra furnishing excellent music a
general good time prevailed.
The solo dance, The, Swan, given
by Miss Elvie Dow, teacher OF as
thetic dancing in this town was ex-
cellent and met with much applause
as did the Oriental number by three
young ladies.
Confetti, serpentine streamer and
balloons furnished much merriment.
The decorations through out the
hall were the best ever seen in town.
the stage draped with netting of nile
green, and pink, with streamers sus-
pended over the entire stage were
very beautiful when the stage was
lighted. The entire balcony, and
stage was draped with colored
streamers of pastel shades and the
ceiling was festooned with the same
shades in larger steamers.
The promoters are to be congrat-
ulated on the very attractive party
which they gave. 1t is understood
that Mardi Gras will be given IN
Dexter next month under the same
management.
A very successful meeting Of the
DeMolay Order was held at Masonic
Hall on Wednesday evening. Work
in the De Molay Degree was given
to three new candidates. Vernon
Howe, Erwin Daggett. and Donald
Marshall. Several prominent Ma
sons from Dexter were at the meet
ing and witnessed the work. Re-
freshments were served during the
evening.
A. B. Palmer Of Guilford was
among the business callers in town,
Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Barney, Mrs. Frank L.
Dyer. Mrs. A. C. Dyer, and Mrs.
Blanch Brown were in Bangor this
week and attended the matinee at
the Bijou.
Arnold Gellerson and Ford Dyer
were business callers in Greenville
on Thursday.
Bangor where he has been the guest
and is now with his daughter in this
town for several weeks.
Miss Dorothy Bush has gone to
Boston on a short business trip.
John S. Williams Esq. Of Guilford
was in town on legal business Thurs
day.
The rover- Foxcroft Merchants
Association held meeting at the
G. A. r. hall this week, followed by
a supper. Various business ideas
were discussed and Merchants Ex-
position is now being considered,
which will be- held in the near flu
ture. One like Exposition was held
here several years ago and was most
successful to all concerned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon G. C. Brown of
Milo were callers in town Thursday.
Mrs. Avilda Warren, Mrs. Elvie
Bailey, Mrs. Nathalie Koritsky, and
Mrs. Inez Flint were in Bangor this
week attending the theatre.
"A man has been in town for the
past lew days trying to make arr
rangements for a factory in Dover
Foxcroft for the purpose of making
hard wood products for toys. II the
plant Is established here, II will
mean that IS or so female hands win
be employed.
andrew Jacobson of Monson was a
recent business caller in town,
MISS Dorothy Hoxie Is the guest
OF relatives in Passadumkeag for
several days.
Albert Warren and L. r. Flint
We're business callers in Monson and
Blanchard. Wednesday.
Ora Murch brought several bows
before Judge H. M. Hayes Wednes-
day, complaint being that these bows
made themselves more or less Of a
trouble on the streets Tuesday eve
ming, yelling at and otherwise an
moving people. Judge Hayes issued
warning sheets to each boy against
such performances and it is hoped
mat for the benefit of themselves
and their parents they will behave
in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hutchinson and
Lester Hutchinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis A. Smith have returned from