Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-01

, occur Friday evening at the Town
Hall and will feature The College
Singing Girls. four talented and
versatile young ladies'. Course
| tickets are on sale and single tickets
| may be purchased Friday evening.
| This is not money making enter
prise, but is given solely to allow the
| townspepople to hear outside talent,
and the small admission fee charged
| is to defray the expense of bringing
! them here.
William Knapp, foreman of the
| stitching room at the shoe factory,
entertained a party of gentlemen
friends from Haverhill, Mass. over
| the week end at the Jewell Camp at
| North Pond.
! DR.. Will Taylor with Mrs. Taylor
and little son Emmons of Mechanic
| Falls, were week end guests of the
| doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. E.
| Taylor.
! The Woman's Working League of
| the Congregational Church met on
| Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jose
| phine Whiting. Aprons and patch
work were made in preparation for
the annual fair in December. The
next meeting is to be a Harvest
Supper held at the Congregational
Vestry. Tuesday, October 18th.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Gilman
| returned Sunday from an automobile
trip and visit with relatives in
| Massachusetts. This week Mr.. Gill
+, man resumed his duties as mail
| carrier on Route No. l.
! Mrs. Frank Oliver and little
j daughter, Virginia of Madison, were
| guests several days last week, of her
! ci Mrs Goorpo Tewpl1
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Haskell
motored to New Gloucester the lat
ter part of the week and visited
Mr.. Haskell's brother, Fred Haskell,
! going on from there to Portland
where they passed the week end with
friends.
Earl Wing and family of North
! Arson were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Burrill.
| Miss Coolidge of Woodfords Is the
! guest of Miss Sarah Clarke.
| Miss Alice Hodgkins. teacher of
/ the 9TH and Sth grades was the week
end guest Of Mrs. Walter Weston in
North Norridgewock.
| Harry Lessor, who recently pur-
chased the Haines house On the
north side of the river is making
numerous improvements about the
place, which include the building Of
a piazza and grading the lawn.
! Robbie Albee, graduate Of Nor
| ridgewock High School. 1925. has
| gone to Newark, N. j.. to work In a
| typewriter factory.
Ed Wagner and two sons, Ed
| Junior ard Clarence, of Skowhegan,
visited the formers daughter, Mrs.
| Lloyd Libby on Sunday.
| hfrc ErapIy DayiS no raf,,rp al
from an extended visit with friends
in Cleveland, Ohio, and in Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Matte Bennett has returned
from Spencer Narrows' Camp.
! Moosehead Lake. where she was en-
I, ployed during the summer.
Miss Bertha Toulous is on the sick
list.
Miner Rowe and family of Oak
land were Sunday guests of Mr..
| and Mrs. L. C. Stevens.
! Mrs Lizzie Allen of Verona Park
has been in town recently, calling
upon old friends. She has gone to
| Canaan to visit Mrs. Flora Whiting
! formerly Of this town.
Z Simon Finney Of Canaan is TO
move his family to town and has
taken the house of Frank Caswell
Oh bfluSe street Tor the winter. Mr.
), Finney is to be employed as a stone
cutter at the Marble sheds.
| Philip Carr of Unity is visiting
! friends in town.
! Mrs. Chester Shepherd went to
Togus Tuesday of last week to at
tend the funeral of her grandfather.
Charles Harmon, veteran of the
Civil War.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Carr and
TWO children, Robert and Mary, and
| MI. and Mrs, +. G.. Davis were Sun
day guests Of Frederick Davis and
family in Augusta.
| Somerset Grange are to have a. 6
o'clock supper Thursday evening of
this week to be followed by the
regular meeting and an entertain
ment in the form Of a minstrel show.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Bell, Miss
Mildred Bell and Ray Burrill motor
ed to Boothbay Harbor Sunday
where they called upon Miss Edna
Cheviot Of this town, who Is teach
ing in the public schools.
| Mrs. Helen Pierce entertained a
few friends at her home on Monday
! afternoon.