Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-01

| Hattie Donna: vice president, Mrs.
Sadie Quimby, Madison: country
| secretary, Mrs. Susan Chase. Show
hogan: county treasurer. Mrs.
| tee which Is composed of two mem
| hers from each branch, Golden
| Glow, Mrs. Carolyn Reed, Mrs. Ger
trude Luce; Golden Rod branch,
| Mrs. Alice Perry; Rainbow branch,
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Booth; Sunfiower
| to be elected; Forget-me-rlot
! branch. Mrs. Fannie Clark. Mrs.
Sadie Quimby; Mispah, to be elect
ed 1t was voted to meet the last
| Tuesday in June for the field day
next year.
The Golden Glow branch was the
only branch to have four-score
members and that branch has the
following four: Mrs. Rebecca Rob-
bins, SO years; Mrs. Woodman, 50
years; Mrs. Eliza Robbins, "a years,
and Mrs. May Bicknell, sc years.
| who was the organizer OF the
| branch and it's first president. the
| names of these ladies will be sent
| to the State bulletin. The chapter
feels very proud Of its fourscore
membership. This field day was one
| of the pleasantest ever held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick X. Day
and daughter, Elizabeth Day, and
| Mrs. Days mother, Mrs. Fred L.
Pooler, motored to Waterville Tues
day to call on Mr.. Days uncles and
! aunts, Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Whitcomb
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Day.
| Frank w. Knowlton of Yonkers
! has arrived in town to pass some
| time with his wife (nee Myrtle
| Green) and two children at the home
| Of Mrs Knowlton's father. Charles
| H, Green of Pleasant street. Mrs.
Knowlton and children have been
1 here since April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Pooler plan
| to move to their cottage It Lake
| Wesserunsett the last of this week.
| Attorney Harold Dubord of Wat
| ervville was a professional caller in
| town Tuesday, representing Edward
| King at a hearing in municipal
| court.
| Mrs. Bradford Herrick of North
East Harbor has been a recent guest
| of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
! c. Fox, for a brief visit
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sands, Mrs.
| A. T. Lord and Miss Lena Lord of
| Saco have been recent guests of
Miss Lizzie 14ord on the Island.
! Mrs. A. T. Lord Is remaining for sew
eral weeks visit at the home Of Miss
| Lord, who is her sister-in- law. While
in town they visited other relatives.
Miss Jeanne Thomson and the
! Misses Henrietta and Elizabeth Page,
daughters of Hon. and Mrs. Blinn w.
Page, went to Sebago Lake Wednes-
day, where they will pass two
months at Wawenock Owaissa camp
/ They were taken to Waterville by
Mrs. Page, where they took the
! train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker s. Foss Of
| Waterville were in town calling on
| Mr.. Foss' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yriah L. Foss of West Front street,
| Tuesday evening and were accom-
panied home by their daughter
Miss Jane Foss, who has passed a
week in town with her grandpar-
ents.
Mrs. Emery Tayor and four chill
| dren, Airline, Esther, Helen and Levi
have returned to their home lii
Woodland after visiting with rela-
tives in Smithfield and at the home
of DR.. Frank S. Bigelow on East
Front street.
The boys and girls will arrive a.
! Camp Modin, Lake George, Canaan,
| today, Thursday. This is one of the
finest locations for a summer camp
and each year a large number of
youths and maidens from New York
and a few from Boston come for the
entire summer at the camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brodeau. Jr.. of
Watertown, N. Y. were at the New
| Skowhegan House over Tuesday
night. They are touring in this Sec
ton of New England.
Mrs. Annie p. Tuttle Mrs. Linden
I n CT
Mildred Lancaster, were in Water
vile Tuesday afternoon, to call on
Percy Lancaster, Mrs. Tuttle's broth
er, who is patient at one of thu,
city hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell We're
in Cornville, Wednesday, to get the
| truck of Percy Lancaster, which was
| damaged in the accident which Mr..
! Lancaster had last week.
Miss Virginia w. Ames, who was
graduated this year from Bates COL
lege, will return to Lewiston July G
to take a course in physical training
at the Bates summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Norwood
ana Mr. and Mrs. Chares Harvey Of
| Dover Foxcroft were in town Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood arc
| looking for a farm, with the idea of
locating in this section.
! Miss Eliza z. Goodrich has re-
turned from business trip to Bos-
/ ton.
Miss Ruth lies. who is employed
| in Waterville and Mrs. Arthur
Heath of Waterville, were in town
Tuesday evening and went to see
! The Poor Nut at the Lakewood
theatre and passed the night with
Miss lies parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry lies of Water street. They
returned to Waterville Wednesday
evening
Professor Elroy LeCasse. Of Frye
| burg, who is in charge of a boys
| camp on Sebago Lake, was in town
| Tuesday after a hrrse and he was
! accompanied on his return by his
niece, Miss Muriel Walker who will
pass July and August at Wawenock
Owaissa camy, which is run by Mr..
and Mrs. Lacas3es for girls.
| John c. Gerry sof Weedfords was
| a business caller in town over Tues
| day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Ladd, whp
have been occupying the home OF
Mrs. Ladd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| q. X. Fogg o. Pleasant street for
! the winter, have moved to the Fogg
summer home, Day Break Villa" on
the -east shore of Lake Wesserun-
sett for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett,
who have been enjoying an auto
| trip to High Point, North Carolina,
to visit their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Langdon A. Jewett, returned
home Tuesday afternoon.
Attorney James II. Thorne, of
/ Madison, was in town, Tuesday, on
professional business.
DR.. and Mrs. Edward A. Parker
! and DIR. and Mrs. Fred O. Sawyer
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