Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-25

School savings system summary,
November %, 1926-Park: Attend
ance los, deposits los, percentage
100; Academy: Attendance 50, de-
posits 30, percentage 100; JeWett:
Attendance Is, deposits 81, percent
age 100: Our Lady of Lourdes: At
tendance 27, deposits ~, percentage
100; Parker: Attendance %, depos-
its 20, percentage 92: High: Attend
, ance 2jS, deposits 243, percentage
81; Garfield: Attendance 145, depos-
its 129, percentage 50: Lincoln: At
tendance 14S, deposits 115, percent
age rs; Junior High: Attendance
las, deposits 40, percentage 70;
Kindergarten: Attendance 81, depos-
it's 20, percentage GA. Totals: At
tendance sos. deposits $40, percent
age 81. Number of Withdrawals
this week, ). Number of accounts
now operating, 1889.
Miss Alice Berry. who teaches in
the night school, went to Auburn on
Wednesday morning to pass the hoI-
iday and weekend at the home of
her people.
Leon Genthner. supervisor of
manual training in the town schools.
accompanied by Mrs. Genthner will
be guests today at the home of Mr..
Genthner' S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
NJ. Genthner in Lisbon Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomson
and daughter, Miss Jeanne Thomson,
will be guests for Thanksgiving day
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Stenhouse
in Madison.
Ivory A. Homsted will have
Thanksgiving dinner with his cousin
and wife, Mf. and Mrs. Fremont H.
Homsted of West Front street For
over 30 years these two cousins have
partaken of their Thanksgiving din
ners together: Mrs. Ivory Homsted.
who is confined to her bed by i'll
ness, is now gaining little.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. win of
Avon were guests for the day Tues
day of their daughter, Mrs. Ina NJ.
Creation.
Miss Ernestine Laney and her
friend, Miss Bernice Mckinney, who
are employed in Boston, are Thanks
giving guests of Miss Laney's era nd
mother; Mrs. John Vigue. On their
way they called on Miss Laney's
father, William Laney, in Gardiner.
Mrs. Emma Robinson is a Thanks
giving guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bennett ON the new
road to Athens.
Sumner Huff of Strong was bust
ness caller in town Tuesday.
DIR. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rodden
are entertaining today at their
home on Water street the doctors
two brothers, DR.. Herbert Fl. Rod
den of Madison and DR.. Miah Rod.
den of Bangor. and Mrs. Rodden's
four sisters, Misses Gladys. Helen.
Eva and Ruth Ames of town.
Miss Thelina Dean is passing the
holiday recess from school work
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar l.. Clark, at the Twelve
Corners at Madison.
Miss Marie Goldammer, a teach
err on Leavitt street, is passing the
holiday recess with her parents. in
Madison.
Smith w. Ames. sophomore at
the University of Maine. will mass
the holiday with his mother, Mrs.
Ethel w. Ames.
Alfred P. Bigelow of St. Albans
was q business caller in town over
Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Russell, who teaches in
Athens. and her sister, Miss Fav
Russell, who is book-keeper at the
somerset Mills In East Madison.
'Sio III lOWH wednesday morning,
leaving for their home in Readfeld
to pass the holiday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B. Rus
sell.
Mrs. Addie F. Webb, formerly of
town, who now resides in Fairfield,
was in town Tuesday night to at
tend the annual inspection of Sun
set Chapter, No. SO, and was an
over night SrIJaCt a he
ana Mrs. John H. Lancaster.
Mrs. Frank l.. Ames and son Pa.
s1i Ames, of Norridgewock, were in
town Wednesday morning to see
their husband and father, Attorney
r. l.. Ames, off on his trip to Cali
Iornia and Florida, which trip will
take three months.
Miss Mildred Lancaster, who is
a student at the Maine School of
Commerce in AubUn, will pass the