Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-20
PTTSF|ElD.
Eastern Star Members
Entertained in Clinton.
The Tuesday Club Enjoys a Fine
Program on Forestry.
Series Of Lectures at Methodist
Church...Personal Items.

The Pittsfield Tuesday club Tuesday
AFTERNOON gave the following program
on the subject Of "Forestry'': Pores
uy Conditions in Maine" Mrs. c. +.
NlclAry: Pre- servatlon %: the For
est" Mrs. w f.. Spear; music. Miss
r.i,e /. ,rd; "How Forests Prevent
Floods" Mrs. f. w. Buxton; reading,
''W-uodman Spare That Tree Mrs. r.
Nj Griffin. "Thoughta About Trees.
from Thoreau, Rorroughs and Van
Dyke. Mrs. J. \. SwaZry; reading.
Mature Lovers Creed" Mrs. +. W.
Briggs; critic, Mrs. A. II. Burse.
f.. VI. Briggs. r. A. Anderson, Leon
Hiaines and Mr. briggs guest, q. j.
Fischer of Middletown. CT. went t"
brunswick Tuesday. making the trip
bv automobiles.
The first of a series of personal ex-
pericnces. Travel Talks entitled
"Around the Walls of Zion.' will be
given Sunday evening at the Methodist
church AMI Sunday evening. oct. II.
the second Of the series entitled with
in the Walls OF Zion" especially con
corning The Temple Area" being of
special interest to the Masonic order.
". tt!t l)tlSloi NV II -. ~ iiP''''N'
\ delegation o. =; members ot Beth
lcnem Chapter, .. T.. s.. went l." Gin
ton Monday evening and We're very
pleasantly entertained by FireSide
Chapter ON arrival nf the train an
excellent supper was served. The de
gree team of PittsGeld Lodge con-
fprred the degree on two candidates.
Thursday evening. Oct. p. Bethlehem
CHAPTER viii entertain members OF tho
Canaan Lodge. at which time suppe,
will Ep served at the tTniVerSalist
church.
Mrs j. r. Woods and Miss Sarah
Thompson of Unity. who have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Thomp-
son. returned home TUESDAY.
Mis- Jason Hasscil and Mrs. John
Hepsee of Hartland We're in town
Tuesday en- route for Waterville, where
they passed the day
George II. Bordman of Vineland y.
j.. who has been visiting his sisters in
V-atnrville and Cambridge. and hi
uncle. II. G. Pool"r in this town. left
Tuesday for a visit in Skowheean be
fore returning home.
A meeting Of the w. C. r. l.. VIII be
held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. O.
H. Drake
Miss Florence Buxton is in Bath 70,
ii weeks visit with her brother. Roy
EuXtcn and family
Attorney J. w. Manson returned
Monday from Roach River. where Mrs
Manson and aunt. Mrs. Josephine
Seayoy. and w. i. McGilvery are en-
jovinG AN outing.
Miss Kat" Allen of Oakland. who
has Lafn visiting her sister. MIS- NJ L.
Damon. haS returned home.
y recital win he given at Powers
hal Thursday evening by Miss Cora
Ida' rly. A. T., pianist, and Miss Sara
NJ. Stinchfeld. reader, both of WHOM,
They will he assisted by Ernest J. Hin
of Dexter. tenor SoloiSt.
Rev. and Mrs. +. :. Walker passed
Tuesday in Clinton, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T.. p. Files
Mrs. John ~ Martin went to Port =
land Tuesday to attend The Heb akah
| Assembly and t" visit her daughter
Miss Edna q student at WoStbrook
Seminary.
Mrs. f.u-cla Foster went to Troy
Tuesday for a few days visit With her
parents.
Members q: the I.an.iman Bible class
| OF Tie Ere" Baptist Sunday school arc
arranging Tor a supper and pntertan-
mrni /" h" -iVor Nov. > in the YES
Try. The supper committee consists of
NJ !. Burns. Charles Hralov and ]
ID. NJ. Foster. enterts;iim, MT j. :.
fla&"liino. Z. r.. Cornell and q. H.
Drake.
Mrs. Harrison Burns of Fairfield has
been in town several days visiting rel
ativ.S.
Mrs +. T.. Sawyer Of Saba,tus and
Mrs. Fred Sylvester of Auburn, who
hav" been guests of Mrs. William
Cook rctuln'd to their homes Tues
dav.
Miss Iona Perkins went to Portland
Monday for a weeks visit.
G. NJ. Ilcrsev has gene to Lowell,
Mass. where he has accepted a nosi-
ton. Mrs. Jersey and son will Join
Kim in November