Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-31

| Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Strout, of Ar
| lington, Mass, and Miss Velma
Strout, of Somerville, Mass, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes p. Pickett, went to Bath, on
Monday.
I Harold L. Larry. who has been at
Cobbosseecontee Lake with the dele
CATION from the young people of the
Federated church, who have been at
the "Y" camp, has returned after
visiting over Sunday in Auburn with
Mr.. and Mrs. William o. Niger.
Mrs. Maria Weber, of Lewiston,
was in town Saturday on her way TO
Blackwell to attend the funeral Of her
| uncle, Abial Thompson, at the home
I of Mrs. Morris Moore.
The first meeting of the First
Philathea Glass Of the Federated
church since the summer vacation
will be held tomorrow, wednesday
evening, September 1, at the church
parlors. 1t is hoped that the 4926-27
season will open with a large atten-
dance at its first meeting.
First meeting of the Priscilla Re-
| bekah lodge since vacation will be
held on Tuesday evening. September
Z, when full attendance Is desired.
Miss Alice Kilgore was taken to
Portland Monday by Leland Melon
aid and Louis Sirois, where she will
visit for week with her sister, Miss
Evelena Kilgore and Miss Ethel
Moore. Of town. who are employed IN
that city.
Miss Ruth lies has returned from
Camden, where she visited with
friends over Sunday.
Many Somerset county friends oil
Mrs. Charles l.. Hallbrook. of Nor
ridgewock, who broke her hip some
weeks ago and who Is patient at
somerset Hospital, will be pleased TO
know that she now is able to be boil
stored up in bed.
/ Mrs. Angie Hilton. Of Madison,
who has been guest of her grand
daughter in Bath, came to Skowhe-
gan Sunday, accompanied by her
great grandson and visited until
/ Monday with Mrs. Elizabeth Board
I man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Currier and
five children, who have been guests
/ of Mrs. Curriers' mother. Mrs Agnes
Roberts in Lisbon Falls and with
friends in Brunswick and Topsham
returned Monday night.
Mrs. Perley Lowe, Of Portland, who
came to attend the funeral of her
"A
OF her mother. Mrs. Morris Moore. at
blackwell, returned Sunday and was
taken by machine as far as Lewiston
by her nephew, Morris Gates ana
! Miss Helen lies.
|. Miss Margaret Gates Is passing a
week with her uncle and aunt, AT.
and Mrs. Perley Lowe, in Portland.
Mrs, Abbie Young. Nashua. n. H.,
and Mrs. May Adams, Wilton, have
been guests of their brother ana
wife Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fletcher,
Mount Pleasant avenue and MONDAY
went to Waterville to visit sister
Mrs. Lucy Hardy. The three sisters
will attend The Quarters Century
! Party in Augusta,
Miss Georgia Bickford, who has
been in Oakland was in town Mon
day on her return to Lakewood
Mrs. Alfred Screen of Canaan was
a business caller Monday fn town.
I Mrs. Nat Johnson of town and
daughter. Miss Lucy Johnson were
| at Fort Mckinley Sunday to visit
! their son and brother, Otis Johnson,
who was training there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bailey,
daughter, Cynthia and Mrs. Gertrude
| Keith of Pennington, We're guests
-
Sunday of Mr.. Bailey's uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester H. Packard
and son, Blinn have returned from
an auto trip to New Brunswick,
where they were guests Of Mrs.
| Packard's people.
! All members Of Priscilla Rebekah
Lodge are urged to meet al the lodge
I q a
o'clock to attend in body the flu
neral service of their sister, Lillian
Hurley Tilton. at which the Re-
bekah service will be conducted. The
, service will be held at the Hurley
! home on the corner OF West Front
and Pine streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Caswen and
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Currer have
| returned from an auto trip to Aroos-
took county where the Curriers' were
guests of relatives.
The first fall meeting of the Ladies
Social Circle of the Centenary
Methodist church will be held on
Wednesday afternoon, September !.
at the John r. Mcclellan home with
/ the president. Mrs. Carrie McPher-
son. 1t is necessary that all members
attend as plans will be made for
serving meals at their dining room
at FaiSview Park during the Somer :
set Central Agricultural Association
| fair IA, Is, 16 and II of September
AT a meeting Of the Women's
| Branch of the Mercer Local of the
| County Farm Bureau to be held to-
| morrow. Wednesday beginning at
| 10 o'clock. Correct Footwear will be
| considered under the direction of
| Miss Elizabeth Lineken, Home Dem
| onstration agent.
| Miss Elsie Cox. daughter OF Mr..
! and Mrs. George Cox is to teach the
| school at East Madison village.
Miss Gladys Brown and an aunt
| of Albany, n. Y, are guests of her
| grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Folsom Jones.
Horace Ames Of Carmel and Wal
| ter Ames, Of Waterville, have return
| ed after visiting their parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Herbert L. Ames
| Mrs. A. J. Pooler and son. Donald,
were in Bingham, where they for
merly resided Sunday. calling on
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thornhill and
| friends motored to Bar Harbor, Sun
| day.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Berry of Pleas
| ant Ridge were calling on Mr. Berry'S