Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-09
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vices of the First Universalist church
at which the pastor, Rev. Tracy M
Pullman gave the last of a series OF
! sermons on great dramas. This week
Mr.. Pullman used for his subject
Claiming Pollock's great drama 1.-The
Enemy" The manner in which Mr.
Pullman presented the play was ex-
cellent and all who heard him are
planning TO attend next Sunday and
! hear the truths as he sees them in
this play.
On Wednesday evening the Mems
club will meet at the Universalist
church for the purpose of arranging
the wok for the coming financial
drive of the parish. All men are urg-
ed to attend.
The Clara Barton Guild supper
served on Saturday night was well
| patronized and the sum Of $500 was
realized.
| Miss Hazel Shaw was a Sunday
| caller in Dover-FoXcroft.
| The many friends of w. S. Twomb-
| ley, who is having trouble with his
eye, are pleased to learn that he is
| improving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd III. Hatch have
| IuONeu uONI llOlil NOItSASoC us
| Moosehorn for the winter months.
J Mrs. William r. Spencer and Mr..
and Mrs. George Slater were business
callers in Waterville, Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs Arthur P. Abbott and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy NJ. Pullman were
in Dover Foxcroft and other Piscata-
quis County towns Sunday after
noon.
! William Riddle has returned from a
business trip to New York City.
The Bonella card party at the Dex-
ter Club Hall on Friday night was
much enjoyed. First prizes We're won
by Miss Ruth Thompson and w. r.
| Spencer, while Mrs. Frances Small
and Willis Haseltine took second
prizes. Refreshments of ice cream,
| cake and punch were served.
| Mrs. Arthur Allen is a patient at
the Plummer Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Glenn Aver was a business
caller in Bangor, Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth e. Dudley is passing a
few days in Old Town the guest OF
/ friends.
DR.. and Mrs. f. d. Merrill and
party of Dover FoXcroft were callers
! in town Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Palmer and
party were in Dover FoXcroft, sun
| day afternoon.
The Little Theatre party will come
to Dexter, Saturday evening, Novem-
Der 10 under the auspices of the Dex-
ter Fire Department. The play to be
! presentd by them is 1.-TWO Blocks
! Away" An old Dutch cobbler and
his rise to wealth afford many a
| laugh for the audience.
! DR.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Murphy,
Mrs. Gee and Fred Pulsifer were
among the Dexter people in Dover
Foxcroft. Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid society, of the Con-
! gregational church. viii hold a food
| sale at Hutchinson e Gates store
next Friday afternoon.
! Mrs. Henry Clayton of Dover-foX-
! croft was a caller on Dexter friends
Saturday afternoon.
Arson c. Dorr, who has been a
patrolman of the State Highway po-
! lice during the summer and autumn
! months. finished work for the season
/ Saturday and will leave soon FOR De
/ troit. Mich. where he Will take a
position as n United States border
| patrol inspector during the winter
months Several other summer men
! of the state police force have ALREADY
gone to Detroit to work for Oncle
Sam during the winter.
The w. c. T. l. will meet with
Mrs. Georgia Bailey, lower Main
! street Thursday, Nov. IL at ESQ
! O'Clock in the afternoon.
Campaign plans for the forthcom-
ing Tenth Annual Roll Call of Amerl-
can Red Cross are being mapped out
now hy officers of the local chapter
Landlord w. w. Waterman, OF the
! Exchange Hotel, opened the dining
room Sunday noon, serving the first
meal under the new management.
The new proprietor has put the local
hotel in first class condition and will
from now on cater to the public.
! Clarence H. Crosby. Esq. Charles
/ S. Brewer, Lloyd II. Hatch and Ed
win c. Call. were among the local
men to attend the Maine Bowdoin
football gme at Brunswick, Saturday
afternoon.
! Charles H. Ansell was in Bruins
wick, Saturday afternoon, where he
attended the Bowdoin- Maine football
game,
| Eddie F. Clukey, local Dodge dealer
| with his young son, have returned
from Ronco's camps above Chesun-
cook, bringing down very hand
some buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Il. Hudson, OF
Cuilford. were among the callers TO
this town Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moen, of Do
-Foxcroft, We're visitors to this
town Saturday afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Ameri-
can Legion will be omitted this week
! owing to Armistice Day. but will he
held on November II, the place Oh
meeting to be announced later.
All Dexter stores will be closed
Thursday in observance of Armistice
Day.