Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-06

Silver Tea Held-Rev. Dyer
and Family to Return From
Holy Land - Whatsoever
Guild Meet - Salmon Lake
Grange Holds Interesting
Meeting

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will meet this Wednesday af-
ternoon at go o'clock in the church
parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Perry. Mrs.
Hiram Bean and Mrs. Maria Decker
motored to Burnham, Sunday where
they were guests Of Mrs. Oral E.
Perry.
The Silver Tea held by the wom-
ans Mission Arch of All Souls Uni
versalist church on Monday after
noon in Murray vestry was well at
tended. There was business meet
ing at three o'clock followed by a So
cial hour. whist was played and re-
treshments were served. The com.
mittee in charge consisting Of Mrs.
Iottie Baker. Mrs. J. Z. Harris. Mrs.
Jay Scribner and Mrs. J. H. Stevens.
The next meeting will be held the
first Monday in June.
Miss Frances Washburn returned
Iuesday morning to her home in
bangor after visiting her friend Mrs,
Leroy Mckenney for few days
MISS Flavilla Taylor has returned
from a week end visit at her home in
Sldney."Miss Harriet Niles has
returned to Sidney where she is
teaching the Spring term of school
after passing the week end with her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Lord.-Rav Mo
kenney of Boston, Mass, who has
been visiting relatives in Orono ,s a
guest of his brother Leroy McKen-
ney.
At the regular meeting of Sergeant
Wyman Women's Relief Corps held
this evening in the Post Rooms a
program in keeping with Mothers
Day will be carried out under the a.
rectlon of the Patriotic instructor
Mrs. III. Ida l.. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pullen md
sons Edward and Dexter have re-
turned from a week end visit with
relatlVes in asst Livermore.
The Auxiliary to ]. Wesley China,
camp, Sons of Veterans held their
iegu!ar meeting on Monday evening
winch had been postponed from the
previous Friday evening. There was
mutation and after the meeting sun
per was served. A social hour was
enjoyed and the committee in charge
included Gladys Crowell, Rose Kelley
and Ina Cochran.
Jesse Hallett was a week end
guest OF his brother Fred Hallett who
is employed in Bath. az
Mrs. .. T.. Hanson and her sister
Mrs. Alice Watkins and Young
daughter Fay who were called 10
Dexter by the illness and death Of
thelr sister. Mrs. James Armitt and
nave been visiting Mrs. Hanson's
daughter Mrs. Lawrence Livingstone
Tor a lew DAYS. will return this
morning to their home in Worcester
Mass. They will be accompanied by
James Armitt of Dexter.
Word has been received that Rev
and Mrs. Nernelle w. Dyer. and two
children who for the past six wears
have been engaged in Missionary
work in Burma, India. expect to sail
from London. England. April 6 for
America. Rev. Dyer has been travel
ing through the Holy Land for sew
eral months while Mrs Dyer and
children have still been in India. Mr..
Overs mother. Mrs. Walter S. Dyer
will meet the family in Boston and
they will return to Oakland to pass
the summer.
The What's o-ever Guild of the
United Baptist church met Monday
evening in the church vestry. The
subject Tor discussion was China.
The first part of the program was
given over to a short farce in which
Mrs. Elridse Wallace played the part
of hostess to Miss Lena Kerr who
represented 4 returned missionary
from China and related her expert
ences in that country and showed
curios obtained there. The remain
der of the program was entitled
The four corner of China" and ar
ticles written by missionaries in con-
nection with their work in various
parts Of that country were read by
Mrs. Elvina Greeley. Miss Alice
Brimestine. Miss Eosalie Mosher,
Mrs. Elridge Wallace and Mrs. Mar
garet Mosher Hurd. Refreshments
were served. The hostesses were
Mrs. EIyina Written. Miss Mary
Brier. Mrs. Bertha Libby and Mrs.
Bessie Fields.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bichfor and