Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-21

ms trdQe. me OInefS are new lC
Florida. Monday evening the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Luce gave
them a delightful surprise party or
account of their going away for the
winter. Harold Card, who is to take
Mr.. Luce's place as treasurer of thu
Baptist church during his absence
had an appointment with him to get
instructions, and he took along with
him company of about 40 people
in automobiles. The visitors were
amply supplied with refreshments in
variety, and a delightful evening was
passed, largely with story telling
jokes and expressions of good wishes
Merrill Rebekah lodge, 10. o. F.,
will have a food sale at the Norton
candy store on Broadway, Friday
afternoon, beginning at 200 o'clock.
A great many automobiles, many
of them from out of the state, pass
ed through here Sunday and Mon
day, loaded with hunters. bound fol
the hunting grounds in the northern
part of the county.
There will be a meeting of the
Ladiesa Auxiliary to S. Clifford
Belcher Camp, S. of u. V, next Fri
day evening, with an entertainment
and refreshments, the committee in
charge consisting of Lila Kempton
Grace Stinchfeld, Flora Barrett
Alice Berry, Blanche Cook. and
Airline Jordan. There will also be
work with a number of candidates
At the recent inspection Mrs. Matte
Preble, Division Inspector, gave the
auxiliary a rank of 100, so well
pleased was she with the work,
Word was received Tuesday, that
officials of the Ted Toy-lers, Inc
of New Bedford, Mass. who are tc
build factory here, that they will
arrive Thursday ready to break
ground at once, and that the building
OF the factory will be rushed to COM
pletion, with a good prospect that il
will be running before spring.
Mrs. II. l.. Goodwin will be as
sisted in entertaining the Oppor-
tunity Circle of the Old South
church at her home on Stewar,
avenue Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Oliver P. Stewart, Mrs Herbert J.
Mosher. Mrs. Chester Stewart, Mrs
Leon Fellows, and Mrs. Leon A
Luce.
The Perham Street Priscillas met
tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. John c. Morton. there being a
good attendance. Delicious refresh
mehts were served and a delightful
time enjoyed.
WEST-Mrs. Edward Marble Is ,r
receipt of a letter from her nephew
Robert A. Storer of Boston. Mass.
who with his boy chum. while on 6
camping trip came to West Farming.
ton, making a brief visit with hi.
aunt, to see some of Names beauty
spots, which he describes as the mos
attractive in his travels.
AT the Y. |. S. meeting held in V
|. 5. hall, Mrs. Isla Love passed ir
her resignation as secretary. Mrs
Emma Dudley was elected to succeed
her. There was a very small attend
ance but a lasting party as Planned
was carried out also the following
business discussed. Following the
next regular meeting October %
there is to be the annual Harves,
supper: at the close of the supper
there is to be a Ghost Social. Sup
per committee: Mrs. J. A. Brooks ant
Mrs. Carrie Alexander. Entertain
ment committee, Mdms. Flora Jud.
kins, Hazel Lowell, Hattie Lowell
Isla Love and Doris Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reach are or
a trip to the White Mountains, Fred
Hiscock is substituting as janitor a,
the schoolhouse.
The Harold Cards have moved tc
their new home on Perkins street
Pennington. Frank Wade and fam
lily are occupying the Card house.
The Helping Hand meeting held al
the church was well attended Two
quilts were tackled and regular bust
ness session held. The next meeting
is October 20, the place has not beer
decided on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Morrill, were
in Ridlonville, callers on Mrs. Tyler
Judkins, formerly of this place. Mrs
Judkins has been seriously i'll but
encouragement is now given for heI
recovery.
Mrs. Nelson Dingley, who after
completing her work at the Rangeley
Lake house has been passing two
weeks with her sister, in law, Mrs
Roland Melvin at Rangeley, has gone
to Auburn, where she and Mr.. Ding
ley are to do light housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Marble, &C.
companied by DR.. M. B. Cox and wife
of Pennington, motored to Portland
Thursday night to hear the John
Mccormick concert at City hall
They returned the same night.
Vincent Oliver of West Mills, is
staying at Henry divers and at
tending Pennington high school.
Mrs. Howard Lowell accompanied
by Mdms. Ernest Butler. Harland
Pearson and Miss Maud Conant re-