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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-27
STATE OF MAINE

Z a.
County of Kennebec, SIS. March / / /
ID. 1925.
Taken this fourth day Of March /
D. 1895, at four O'Clock and Ave mn
utes in the afternoon, on scxtculis,
dated February 16, A. D. 1926, issu,S
on judgment rendered on the fesrtT
day of February, A. d. 1923 by -
Judge of our Superior Court hoIds, Il
Augusta, within and for said Corr
of Kennebec, at a term thereof Dr..
and held on the second TUESDAY 4
January, A. d. 1926, in favor. Of IN.
lie Barney of Waterville In the CONT
of Kennebec and State Of Maine. \
she is executrix of the Last win ~
estate of Henry Barney, late Of n
Waterville, deceased, against Oale
Plante, otherwise known as d III
P1ante, and Laura Plante, and Jos,.s
Bourque, all of Waterville, In NJ
County of of Kennebec and Stats 4
Maine, for the sum of three hundrd
sixty-nine dollars sixty-nine cent
($369.69), debt or damage. and seyes
teen dollars sixty-two cents tsi7il
costs of suit. and will be sold at pub
lie auction at the Office of a. 4 Nat
thieu, in Watervills in said County II
Kennebec and State of Maine, 10 II
April, A. D. 1926, at nine O'Clock d
the forenoon, the following describe
real estate and all the right, title AZ
interest, which said Joseph B0ufQm
has and had in and to the same on II
nineteenth day of September. D /
1925, at one o'clock and fofty-ssv9
minutes in the afternoon, the TIM
when the same was attached on III
writ in the same suit, to wit: A eer
tain lot or parcel of land, with build
ings thereon, situate In said Water
Vile in said County of Kenhebee al
State of Maine, and bounded and DEL
scribed as follows, to wit: BeginningI
in the southwesterly line Of Redingtni
street at the northeast corner Of land
now or formerly of Viter MMhisgl
thence southwesterly on said Mathisat
southeasterly line one HUNDRED aw
(105) feet to land formerly owned y
Peter Derocher: thence southeastern
on said Derocher land thirty-one NY
feet four (4) inches to land nov
formerly of o. E. Emerson TO sun
set in the center of the ditch; htna
s. So, go E. thirty-five tS5) feet aln
(9) inches to a stone monument 9 /
in the ground; thence 2. s. = TART
(13) feet six co inches to si1ns
OCT lAiC 6loNsttt
N. So, go e. on said Emerson hE
sixty (60) feet and five 60 inches z
a stone monument set in the grvurf
thence northeasterly on said Ensnn
land about forty-three f4sl feet
point in the southeasteriy line 81 81
Redington Street forty (40) feet pVz
the southwest corner Of said SteE
thence southwesterly on said sea.s
easterly line of said Street forty Nv
feet to said southwest corner; thsna
northwesterly on said Redilga
Street about thirty-thres (ss) fes .
the point begun at. Excepting snels
serving right of way over saia as
above described to said o. z. Emasn
and also excepting and reserylng ~
rights the City of Waterville may u"
to maintain a sewer over said iana
F. H. LESSARp.
Deputy Sherf
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Notice 10 hereby given -.
lowing appointments war1 ~ "a.
the Probate Court within an1
County OF Kennebec, ana ~ ~ u
pointees duly qualified ~ IA q
Edwin @. Holt Of Clinfonilo 'ioHx {
Of the will of lillian q. 49, xecnis
1926. harcA I
Xsrvin u. Hanks Of Auyr...
tor of the will of Dauisi ~ s1ee
late OF Augusta, deceased: c.a asae
March s, 1926. aaail4i
Rose Carver Of Augtlsts
of the will of James III. 4. ,sxeea'l4tl
s, 1926. su Asht
Sherman W. Dunn, H.. Z, s.
Andr0scoggin County. eYecutnA agHfr
will OF Sherman w. Uuun. ias1 g q
lowell. deceased; qualified Ms 4 ~ :
wesley n. Newer Of Old ca
York County. administering A. z "a:
non of the estate of Lois 4 wnols
late Of Wayne, deceased: a, W.
John r. 1dofltt Of China .v..,..
the will of Grace II. Mofate. w.
China, deceased; qualified Masss
1929 ~stu
Hiram L. pishon Of Aueuss, ~.
tor of the will Of w. 81, We 80.
late of Augusta, deceased. a,,.,ssi
March s, 1925. Nlai'aa
Fred z. Jewett Of HallovsI, ~.
istrator of the estate of Frsnesss 49,, y.
ker Jewett, late of Hallowsw
ceased; qualified March 10. 1sss y
Harold z. Weeks OF Fairdeis q.
erset County. administrator 81 ~ ~ !.
tate of LILLY n. Pollard, Iats ~ VI - :
ton, deceased; qualified March IA ~, ~
Irene 8. gegee of China. srs.. "
Of the will of Joseph w. ssrss Y.
of China, deceased; qualified Narrb H n
George Z. Chapman Of c.,A..
administrator of the estate n an an
g. Chapman, late Of Gardner -, y
ceased. qualified March To- fsss y
Ernest i. Mclean Of Augusta :.
ecutor of the will Of Georgia .. ~.
Ger, late of Augusta, deceased: az
fed March IL, 1925. s.'a
Fred =. Ames Of Farmingdale !.
ministrator of the estate Of 0ai.s.s
r. Glidden, late of Farmingdsls n
ceased; qualified March II. jssx =
Attest: r. W. LEfGHTnu
Register Of Prohai.
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Edmond Sabine was in Fairfield
Monday to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ridlon returned
Tuesday night from Keezar Falls,
where they were called by the death of
a relative.
Miss Verna Dunlap, who has been
the guest of friends for several days
returned Thursday to her home at
Blackwell Hill.
Mrs. Delbert Parlin, who was oper-
ated on for removal of tonsils Sunday,
is rapidly recovering.
Mrs. Amelia Baron was a business
visitor in Waterville Tuesday.
Mrs. Maud Sabine was the guest of
friends in Norridgewock the first of
the week.
Everett Preble was obliged to kill
one of his horses this week owing to
an accident
Miss Carrie Case of Emblem was a
business caller here this week.
! Robert Walker of North Arson is
busy hauling wood to the village.
Elder John P. Roberts, who has
been in poor health for some time. is
confined to his bed. Miss Carrie Moody
Is caring for him days. while his
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! Rev. George Loring Thurlow
spoke to the juniors and seniors OF
the high school on the benefits to
be derived by attending the Citizens
Military Training Camp at Fort Nc
Kinley. At the close of the address
several expressed desire to attend.
A committee from the senior class.
consisting of the president, Lionel
Foster, and the three honor winning
students, Abbie Stinchfield, Marguer-
lite Savage and John Dfonne, submit
ted the following list of candidates
for the elective parts to be given on
Glass day. Presentation of gifts, LII
onel Foster, Leonard ParkSP Mildred
Lancaster. Emily Palmer; will, Anna
Turcotte, Evelyn Chase; prophecy,
Rachel Tobey, Valida King. From
these the class elected Lionel Fos-
the gifts, Evelyn Chase to have the
the prophecy.
Miss Lyle Stinchfield left Friday
noon for Boston, where she will visit
friends for several days.
Miss Helen Gates returns today
from South Paris, where she teaches,
to pass the Easter vacation at her
home.
Miss Edrie Bradbury, commercial
teacher at the high school, will pass
her vacation at her home in New
port.
Miss Ida Thompson, a teacher in
the high school, will go to her home
in Cornville for Easter.
Miss Beulah Perkins, who lives
y L II I'D
Mrs. Herbert SWEET, will pass her
vacation at her home in Madison.
Miss Ethel +. Butler, of Athens, a
teacher in school of that town, is
passing some time in Augusta. On
Friday Miss Butler visited at the
State House and in the afternoon was
a guest at the harrington school. She
expects to return home the first of
] April to complete the year.
Miss Paulinah Simmons has gone
to Bingham to pass the Easter recess
with her sister, Mrs. Whitney and her
father who has been with Mrs.
Whitney through the winter.
On Friday afternoon, Apr. 2, there
will be a regular meeting of the
Missionary Society of the Federated
church at the home of Mrs. Eben
Chase on Madison avenue. The SUBJ
, ject will be 1.-THE People of South
America" Mrs! E. E. Greenwood
will have charge Of the program.
The deacons and deaconesses of
the Federated church are requested
to come next Tuesday evening at
O'Clock to the church parlors to meet
with those who are to unite with
the church on Good Friday. On
that Good Friday evening at 7.30, as
has been the custom for several
years there will be a service when
! new members will be received into
the church. There will be a brief
| sermon. special music and COM
munion will be observed.
The next regular meeting of the
First Philathea class will be held
next Wednesday evening at the
| church parlors. Mrs. Dorothy Thur
low will have charge of the program
| on India. There will be special In
dian songs, and costumes and curios
will be on exhibition. Mrs. Thur
low will also give talk on the
country. Refreshments of rice and
| curry will be served.
Mrs. Clara Gaylord was called to
| the home of her daughter, Mrs. Hell
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STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
County of Kennebec. IS. March I >
Taken this fourth day Of MaIsh
d. 1926, at four o'clock ana lLN ..a ~
utes In the afternoon, on eksss y
dated March I, A. D. 1925. issueal ~ \.
judgment rendered on the fopIl9, s ~
of February, A. d. 1926, by me ~ ".
of our Superior Court holden y
gusta, within and for said sounu
Kennebec, at q term thereon nesufi ,sr
held on the second TUESDAY q ns ssJ
airy, A. d. 1926, In favor o. nd
Barney of Waterville In the loaav n
Kennebec and State OF Maine y =
is executrix of the Last van ~ "a
tate of Henry Barney, lale WnsIm
Waterville, deceased, againss
P1ante, otherwise known as ya.epA
Plante, and Laura Plante, ana a. "a. "a
Bourque, all of WaterviIle' c ~
County OF Kennebec and stam Y
Maine, for the sum Of three t n1SI
forty dollars sixty-two cents tss.sy,lsrs
debt or damage, and thirteen ~ 49, X
twenty-six cents (S13.26) ep sssetcr
suit, and will be sold at pupiis s n 10
at the Office of A. A. Mattnies5; sws,bst
terville in said County q SIsees
and State OF Maine, to .tne knflL
bidder. ON the twelfth day q s sSrs
a r. IeSe. at nine O clock In ny ~ -
noon. the following described M stsr.
tate and all the right. title anu ~ I'm
est. which said Joseph Bouress ffIbl
and had in and to the same On ~ fopi
day of December, A. D. 1sz9' ~ a.
O'Clock and thirty minutes u s ~
ernoon, the time when the s s.ss nut
attached on the writ in the $40 sul
to wit: A certain lot or palss.a n eN
with buildings thereon, situsirv snhlbt
Waterville in said County o. n Ma al
and State OF Maine, ana oI ,s. Bsgis'|
described as follows, 70 % ~. II nj
ming in the southwesterly L aast cdrrt
ington Street at the nortnss vitsr W
of land now or formerly u "A pb
thieu; thence southwests,Hs ons hbr
Matthews southeasterly lins fof4nsrh
dred Ave 1O5) feet to land Ios thsrA
owned nv Peter Derocher - ~
southea sterly on said Derocnssh ss bl
thirty-one f31) feet four Z ! Frasr
land now or formerly or Y. = Il th|
; son to a stake set In the cen stssiriy.bss|
ditch; thence s. 67s,. go y !. ~ I slaN
monument set in the. grounu ssl fnrbe
to a stone monument IN s1n
ground: thence N. So ~ = md fls|
Emerson land sixty t6ol fee cent M III q
(5) inches to stone monsuaasterly =
the ground. thence f1ortne ssrtr.ihFss
said Emerson land about iswcntheast|
(43) feet to a point In the ssrset ig
erly line of said Redington ssrssf or
ty (40} feet from the southHes,
ner of said Street; thence nm, ned II 81
erly on said southeasteriy said soulss
Street forty (40) feet ~ hwesterN y
said Redington Street aD9uss es,is !
Excepting and reserying dssscriS sd a! n
way over said land above ~ uss sxctpIi
said o. e. Emerson ana 81 Ire civ VI
and reserving any rights ,r.sintsi1 4
WatcryiIie may have to ns'r
sewer over said land: reeARp.
Deputy sns'
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NEWPORT
Beatrice Locke

This community was saddened up
on learning of the death Of Beatrice
Locke, which occurred Saturday
morning at o'clock, at the e. If. G.
Hospital in Bangor following an
operation for appendicitis. Beatrice
Louise was born In Bangor July 4th.
1913. the second of four daughters Of
Hanford b. and Maude Freese Locke.
The family moved here four years
ago, and Beatrice with a kind and
CHEEKY disposition soon made many
friends, both among the older people
whom she greeted with a pleasant
word and smile as well as the young
er people with whom she was a gen.
eral favorite. She united with the
M. E. Church two years ago Easter
| and showed an unusual interest in
church and Sunday School activities.
; the eight grade, and endeared her.
self to her teachers and schoolmates.
/. She suffered an attack of appendi-
, citis and was taken at once, Feb
ruary 21. to the hospital at Bangor
and underwent an operation Febru-
airy "a. She appeared to be gaining,
when bronchial pneumonia developed,
| this was followed by complications
| and mother operation was deemed
necessary, which was performed
Friday. March 10, but to no avail and
| she died Saturday morning at 4
O'Clock. She is survived by her par
, ents, three sisters, Helma, Ethel and
Barbara, two grandfthers and many
| other relatives.
| Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at 1870 at the M. e.
Church Rev. H. II. Mari officiating.
The bearers were schoolmates, Cecil
Ferry, Reginald Boyle John Adams.
Robert Gleason. School was sus-
J pended for the afternoon the eth
and Sth grades attending the SER
! vices in a body. Beautiful flowers
were lovingly placed around her,
/ silent testimonials of the love of many
relatives and friends. The body will
be placed in the receiving tomb until
spring when burial will be at River
side Cemetery.
Miss Greta Maloon Is passing the
school vacation o. M. c. l., with her
father, Nelson Maloon, on Elm Street.
Miss Ruth Miller of NJ. C. /. is in
| town for a few days.
Miss Grace Miller a teacher at the
Riverside School, Pittsfeld, is at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Miller, during the school recess.
| Mrs. w. P. Townsend and small
daughter, Hazel have returned from
Portland, where Mrs Townsend has
{ been receiving medical treatment for
rheumatism for several weeks.
Mrs. Maude Jones Is confined to
| the house with the grippe.
! H. L. Miles resumed work Thurs
day. having been i'll with the pre-
/ vailing sickness for several days.
! Mrs. Joseph Young. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. George
Moses. returned to her home in Mill
p inocket, Monday.
Mrs. Danvers Cram is in Mill
inocket, called there by the illness Of
her sons wife, Mrs. Hewey Cram.
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Class Parts ASSIGNED

Glass parts were assigned Thurs
day morning at General Assembly
Newport High School as follows
Valedictory. Evelyn Pennell: Saluta-
tory, Cecil Miller; Grafton, Regin-
aid Richardson; Glass History
Madylene Pennell; Glass Prophecy
Hazel Rowe and Herbert Small;
Address to undergraduates, Newell
Littlefield; Glass will, Willis Get
chell; Essay, Evelyn Woodward
Presentation of gifts to class, Eve
lyu LittlefieId and Donald Mckenzie
Presentation of gifts to school. Alice
Mckenzie.
very pleasant surprise party was
given 7. d. Harris, Wednesday even
ing, when a party of friends gathered
at his home in observance of his
birthday. He was presented with a
monogramed belt buckle and chain
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
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Preparations Made
Pyramid Whist Party

Extensive preparations have been
made for most enjoyable evening at
the Pyramid whist party to be held
in Community hall next Monday eve
ming. The committee have divided
the hall into sections of ten tables,
each section to be presided over by
two hostesses. While sections will
be reserved for various card games
so that all the guests may play his
favorite game, it is anticipated that
old fashioned whist will predomin-
ate. Twenty -four prizes to the
value Of $50. all given by Skowhegan
merchants will be awarded. The fol-
lowing is the list of prizes now on
exhibition in the window of Jerry
Coles shoe store: Electric bread
toaster by Central Maine Power
Company; necktie, George and Harry
Smith; gentlemans silk hose. Ira A.
Norton; ladies' satin bed slippers,
John Abbott Stores; covered pyrex
dish, Bowman Hardware Co.: cleo
trio curler, Green Stores. Inc; cam
dies, Nat Johnson; window garden,
Blunt Hardware Co.; box stationery,
SIMPSONS Drug Store: silk hose,
Emery Brown; perfume. Lords Drug
Store; package both powder, Miladys
Beauty Shop; gold cuff links, Nut
ting's Jewelry tore; Towering plant.
Buckmans Greenhouses; basket Of
fruit, Madison Avenue Fruit Store;
boxes of confectionery, Paradise
Sweets, Tabb's Candy Store, Saw
yer and Elizabeth Dyer; silver pen
Gil, Farmers Jewelry store; belt and
initial buckle, Poulin and Laney;
pair ladies' shoes as first prize by
Jerry Cole; two live chickens for
lady and gentleman having lowest
score, given by G. w. Day and w. H.
Hight.
While the party Is arranged for
those who participated in the
pyramid parties during the winter, a
general invitation is issued to any in
terested in the Community House.
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The funeral services of Arcnie
Dawes were held at the home or MS
mother, Mrs. Mildred Kelley Wedness
day, Rev. Charles H. MCKINNEY oi
the Congregational church ofnciatlng.;
The service was attended by the oud
Fellows, who conducted their purlal
service at the close Of the regular SCI.
vice. There was also oeIegaeio :,
from the American Legion .oL Will ,
Mr.. Dawes was member. Inc n No.,
trib,tes were many and beautifui,
sbowing the esteem in which ne was
held nv the community. Interment
was in the tomb at Madison.
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CHURCH NOTICES

FEDERATED-Rev George Loring
Thurlow. 1890 pastors subject:
Looking for City Which Hath
Foundations; music by choir; solo
by Mrs. Marion Oddly. unday school
at noon. Young Peoples Society at
o'clock. Sunday evening at Z o'clock.
Subject of sermon, Should Nehe-
miah Ever Come Down" Special
piano duets by Mrs. Christine Day
and Miss Myra Akeley.
CATHOLIC-Rev.J J. L. A. Renaud.
Palm Sunday with distribution of
palms at High mass. Music by st.
Mary's choir. Ladies Of ST. John the
Baptist will receive communion dur
ing Low Mass at $50 with music by
Junior choir. Sunday school at 2.3O.
Rosary and Benediction of the Bless
ed Sacrament at $50.
BETHANY BAPTIST-Rev. George
Merriam. Preaching service at 1890.
Sunday school at noon. Y. p. S. c. e.
meeting at six o'clock.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPIS-
COPAL-Rev. H. L. Nichols. 1880
observation Of Palm Sunday with
sermon by pastor and music by pas
, tor. Bible school at noon. Epworth
League at 6 o'clock. Evening wor-
ship at Z o'clock.
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Farm RureaI1

Inc Farm Bureau ladies held a
most interesting meeting at their
rooms Thursday. 1t was foundation
pattern day, a project worked out
by Mrs. Clara Gaylord, but in her
absence Mrs. Kate Hill acted in her
stead. At noon a picnic lunch was
enjoyed, after which considerable
work was done by the ladies who
were In attendance. The next regu
lar meeting will be held on April %
when Millinery will be the subject,
me rooms will be open on April 20
from z to 4, when frames and ma
tterials for the millinery meeting may
be selected.
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any time be glad To give -.
formation In regard TO the 80 w n
to our meetings and get irts..z Gu.
this good cause. ssss'sd &
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Among the special musical num-
bers for Palm Sunday at the Fed
Grated church are two piano duets
by Miss Myra Akeley and Mrs.
Christine Day. They will play
Nearer My God to Thee by re-
quest and 1.-THE Palms" At the
Sunday school session, decision hour
will be observed.
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John Burns

The many friends of John Burns
were panied to learn of his death
which occurred Friday morning at
his home on West street. His age
was 65 yrs, s mos, II days. He is
survived by his wife and one brother,
Madison Burns Of Canaan. The fun
eral services will be held Sunday at
2 o'clock from the home Rev. Walter
Quarrington, pastor Of the baptist
church. will officiate. The Masons
will have charge of the services. The
remains will be placed in the tomb
at the village cemetery. Undertaken
Brown has charge Of the funeral ar
rangements.
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL, SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1926.

home on account Of he illness of
her father, James White.
Mrs. Almeda Tilton recently had
the misfortune to fall and severely
injure her hip.
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Country Club

Country Club
The regular meeting Of the Coun-
try Club was held this week at the
home of Mrs. Eva Chase on the Riv-
err road with good attendance. At
to make quilt for fair to be held
at some future date. The program
consisted OF readings and songs. aft
There will be a special all day
meeting with Mrs. Agnes Dunbar on
Mt. Pleasant avenue next Wednes-
day, Mar. 81. There will be a pic
mic dinner and ali members are urg-
ed to attend. The next regular
meeting will be held with Mrs.
Ethel Gordon on East Front street
Thursday evening, Apr. s.
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Sunshine Society

Inc SkoWhegan branch of the
Golden Rod International Sunshine
Society met with Mrs. Alice Leo. on
Alder street. Thursday afternoon.
There was a good attendance. The
regular routine of business was car
ried out, including communications
and readings from the bulletin of
the society; The ladies are planning
moving picture benefit to be given
at a not far distant date. After
the business session a social hour
was enjoyed, when light refresh
ments were served. The next meet.
ing will be held with Mrs. Cowett on
North avenue.
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en- Flint, because Of the serious Ill
ness of one of Mrs. Flint's children.
Saturday evening Sunrise Chapter,
O. z. 8. of Canaan, will hold its reg
ular session. There will be work.
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FUNERAL Of Archie Dawes

daughter, Miss Annie Roberts
teaching school.
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MADISON
H;ob School Presents Drama


A three act comedy drama entitled
at Happened in June" was most
successfully given Thursday evening
by the Madison High School ORA
matte club at the High school audi
forum before a good sized and ap-
preciative audience. The cast Of
characters included Doris McAuley,
Elizabeth Perkins. Pauline Mute,
Pauline Hill, Gladyds Strang. Ran
dolph Ketchum. Willie Walter, Roger
Smell, Burns Lovejoy.
While all the parts were exception
ally well taken. Miss Perkins in the
part of Susie Crundel, Miss Strang
as Evalina Scroggs, and Roger Smell
as Jim Prichitt made a special hit
with the audience. Music for the
evening was furnished by the High
school orchestra. The play was re-
peated Friday evening to a large
audience.
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S. of v. Auxiliary

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons
of Veterans of Canaan held a most
pleasant evening Wednesday in OBJ
servance of st. Patrick.
A program consisting of a song,
That Old Irish Mother of Nine"
was sung by a chorus. Charades
were enjoyed. There were other
songs by the chorus and a reading
by Rose Jewell. Songs and readings
We're well adapted to the laud of
the saint whose birthday they were
observing. The refreshments also
were carried out in green and white,
harlequin ices, fancy cookies and
saltines and crackers, with lemon
ade, tinted green. The committee,
Miss Elizabeth Dow and Miss Rose
Jewell, were dressed in white and
wore green crepe paper aprons and
hair bands. Much credit is due them
Tor the pleasant evening.