Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-19
D0vER-FOxCROFT

The Piscataquis Club enjoyed a
pleasant evening at their regular BIZ
monthly Ladies' Night Tuesday eve
ming. A delicious supper was served.
Cards were enjoyed until late hour.
Committee In charge was as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Mayo, Fran
els Peaks Esq, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley e.
Ward. and DR.. and Mrs. w. e. Mac
Dougal.
The play Clarence" written by
Booth Harrington viii lbe presented
by Foxcroft Academy on March IL,
rehearsals are being directed by Mr..
Ferguerson of the Academy faculty.
The many friends Of w. w. Will
liams regret to learn that he Is SER
iously Ill at his home on Main street.
Mrs. John H. Weymouth and son,
Fernaid Whitman were called to Au-
gusta Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of Mrs. Weymouth's daugh-
ter.
The Modern woodmen are having
a Poverty ball on Saturday evening.
Luby's orchestra will furnish music
for the evening. Arrangements are in
charge OF Frank Hoyt and Leon
Barnes.
Mrs. Ina Hoxie recently entertain-
ed the Christmas Club at her home
on South street Nine members and
one guest, Miss Anna Glazier OF
Bangor. being present. The ladies
enjoyed a pleasant evening with
their sewing after which dainty re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. IneZ Flint and Mrs. Jessie
Rollins entertained the Three X.
Club at the home of Mrs. Rollins on
Lawrence street Wednesday evening.
Cards were enjoyed during the eve
ming following which refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Mrs. Avillda Warren. Mrs. Ina
Hoxie. Mrs. Dorothy Gellerson. Mrs.
Ella Anderson, Mrs. Winifred Libbey,
Mrs. Doris Larry. Mrs. Jessie Rollins
and Mrs. lnez Flint.
Myies NJ. Atherton has completed
his duties with Hughes and son Of
this town.
Dad Charles Locke and the Of
ficers of Maine Chapter De Molay
Of this town were in Dexter Wednes-
day evening attending the institution
of the Clifford C.. Park Chapter of
that town. Past Master ounciler Ed
ward M. Berry Of this town. acted
as installing officer.
March 4th there will be an old
fashioned dance at Central Hall un-
der the management Of F. H. Bishop.
Mr.. Bishop has secured the SER
vices of Willard r. Lyon as fiddler
who Is one Of much merit having re-
Gently taken third prize at the I'D
dler's contest in Bangor. Several
other instruments will be used in the
orchestra and real old fashioned
good time is anticipated.
A Valentine Whist party was en-
joyed at the Parish House on st.
Thomas Church recently under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Society. All
the tables were filled and the guests
expressed themselves as exception
ally well pleased with the arrange
ments made for their comfort and
pleasure by the efficient committee
in charge. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Fred Donahue. and Mrs. Galen
Pratt. David Aurette. and Levi Sur
rette. Delightful refreshments were
served by the following committee:
Mrs. Joseph Daag. Mrs. Fred Dona-
hue, Miss Mary Chaisson, Or. Mary
Donavan, Mrs. Charles Be6rce, and
Miss Eileen Deag.
Myles NJ. Atherton has completed
his duties with Hughes and Son and
will now give piano lessons. using
for beginners the Melody Way Me-
thod. which is used extensively in the
West but has never before been
taught in the East. This method is
very fine and 20 pupils from the ages
Of 8 to IA can be taught at onetime
IL. desired. This method of teaching
music is much the same method as
reading and singing are taught In
the public schools. Mr. Atherton is
we'll qualified for this work. having
studied 10 years with c. Winfield
Richmond of Bangor. and having
taught nine years in Bangor and Au-
srlISta