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

| evening at the assembly rooms when
! their teacher, Edwin Richardson, ar
| ranged for them to have an oiQ-
fashioned candy pull
Celebrate Fifth Birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dyer of Tacon-
nett street very pleasantly enter
| tanned several little friends Saturday
afternoon in honor of the fifth BIRTH
/ day of their little daughter, airline.
The little guests arrived about .
O'Clock, and enjoyed games and music
| for q time Mrs. Dyer invited them to
| the dining room where supper was
served them, consisting of sand
witches, olives, fancy cookies, ice
cream and a big birthday cake: This
| cake was very pretty and adorned
! with five candles.
! After supper few more games and
a social time were enjoyed and the
| children departed wishing Miss Ar
| line many happy returns of the day.
| Those present besides the hostess
were Madeline Wilcox, Helen Jordan,
| Thelma and Beatrice Hussey. Thelma
| Roberts and Bernadine Powers.
The ladies of the Lithgow Club will
be entertained Wednesday afternoon,
! March 3, at the home Of Mrs. Samuel
| Clarke of the Augusta road.
The Winslow Congregational Church
| Sewing Circle will hold an all-day
| meeting Wednesday at the church par
! lors. Dinner will be served at noon
and a large attendance Is desired.
1 Mrs. Eugene Soule of Oakland fs
! employed in the family Of James
Dean.
| C. w. Wilson, who passed the week.
] end at his home in Winslow. has gone
| to Wiscasset, Seal Harbor and South
port where he will remain for q few
days on business.
Edward Crosby is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Henry Spaulding Of
Benton for a few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Cole Of Lewis
! ton passed the weekend with Mrs.
! Coles sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Shores Of this town.
Mrs. Mary Halves has returned to
| her home on the Ellis road after being
employed at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bradford Wall Of Benton avenue.
Albert Moore OF First street passed
the weekend in Portland where he
| visited relatives and attended the au-
| tomobile show.
Norman Mailer Of waterville was a
| Sunday guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Cratic Of the Cushman
! road.
Norman Erwin, who is employed at
| the Winslow grain store, was visiting
| relatives in Clinton Saturday.
Through mislnformation It was
stated that Mrs Harriet Patterson of
this town would address the Mother
craft Society at a meeting held with
Mrs. II. w. Keirstead Of Burleigh
street on February 25. This was an
error and Mrs. Patterson will conduct
, the musical program to be given by
, this society at the above mentioned
i residence on this Thursday evening
I March 4.
Miss Ethel Simpson has returned
from Portland where she passed the
Weekend.
w. T. Reynolds, Jr., and Rossie Rey-
| Sunday at the home of their uncle.
| Charles Johnson, Of upper Main street,
Fairfield.
| The members of the Thursday Club
will be entertained this week at the
! home of Mrs. Webster Wentworth of
| Taconnet street,
Iulus Abbott Of Albion was a BUSH
ness visitor in town Monday after
noon.
c. w. Wilson, who passed the
weekend at his home on the Garland
( road gave a very pleasing showing Of
Ford pictures at the all-day meeting
of Benton Grange which was held on
Saturday, Feb. 81, in observance of
past masters day. Mr.. Wilson's talk
on the subject of Fordson tractors
was also greatly enjoyed.
Miss Edna Cushman, who Is en-
ployed at the Peoples Bank in Wat
erville, is confined to her home by ILL.,
| ness
Edward Crowell was Sunday guest
of B. F. Chaffee
Robert Cushman, who is employed
in Lewiston passed the weekend with
his wife and daughter.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Cratic are confined to their home
| by chicllenpoX
Miss V. Thelma Burns has been
engaged to fill the vacancy in the
second and third grade room at the
Boston Avenue school, caused by the
resignation of Miss Christine Gid
den. Miss Burns took up her new du-
ties Monday morning.
Arthur Reynolds and A. w. Hussey
Of this town, and Charles McGill Of
Albion are employed hauling wood
from Pigeon Plains, China, to this
town.
Vernon circuit, driver of the II. &
w. delivery truck, who was injured
recently when the truck overturned,
is reported as recovering very nicely
at this time, and able to sit up for
short time.
Mrs. j. L. Dean was in Augusta
Monday.
Friends in town of Mrs. Vivian
Slower of Bath will regret to learn of
her Illness. She was formerly Miss
Vivian Totman of this town.
Owing to the severe storm the
meeting of the Sebasticook Literary
Club that was to have been held yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Patterson of Bay
street was postponed.
The Winslow Sewing Circle will
hold an all day meeting today at
the church parlors. Dinner will be
served at noon by Mrs. w. L. Mans
field. Mrs. Embert Ramsey and Mrs.