Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-25
Third Meeting Of Sea-
son ofthe Woman S Club.
y. N. C. A. Business Meeting
,---R.W. Morrill, Goes TO Braintree.


evening at the Bethany church was
well attended and was very success
gful in all respects. The program: Vo-
cal solo, Mrs B. =. Judkins; piano
colo, Airline Burnor; reading, Mrs. d.
F. Judkins; vocal solo, Floyd Nye;
remarks about his travels, DIR. George
Otis Smith. The last feature was es-
oecially interesting as Mr.. Smith has
journeyed more than 21,000 miles this
year in all kinds of conveyances. Near
" everyone present and many that did
/. not attend brought or sent chicken
, or some other goodie that would be
good for Thanksgiving dinner and
these were distributed Tuesday. This
is simple act but it will bring cheer
fitness to many poor and needy fam
lilies.
3, The SkOwhegan Womans Club held
its third meeting Tuesday evening,
when the gentlemen were invited. A
goOdly number We're present and tn,
fine program was highly appreciated.
1 The hostesses of the evening We're Mrs
Ada X. Dascomb and Mrs. Alice w.
Steward. The payers were all on vital
questions and were well handled. The
program: Secretary's report; piano
solo, Miss Ruth Greenwood; a loving
message of greeting from Mrs. Emily
p. Webb read by the secretary; pa
per, "The. Conquest of the White
Plague written and read by Mrs.
Lizzie A. Marble; reading, 1.-The Hum
BILE Petition" Mrs. Laura H. Dins-
more; recess; vocal solo. Mrs. Agnes
Steward with piano accompaniment by
Miss Edith Lewis: paper, THE Tyran-
ny of the Roof Mrs. Elizabeth Mer-
rill, who prefaced her paper by recit-
ing two poems, Evolution" and In
His own Tongue" After the entertain
ment q social hour was passed and
refreshments served.
Henry Thomas, a Freshman at Colby,
is making the most of his Thanksgiv.
ing vacation and has gone up Stratton
way for a hunting trip of q few days.
Augustine Fl. Wyman, one of the Sc.
lectmen, was in Augusta Wednesday
on business.
Richard w. Morrill, left Wednesday
for Brantree, Mass. where he will
make his home for the present with his
son. Mr. Morrill, has been for several
years a deacon of the Island Avenue
Congregational church. a teacher In
IuC NuIudy SCIOOl anu Icduy
faithful helper in all good work. He
has won respect and esteem as a man
of sound Judgment. genial manners
and universal friendliness, and will be
followed with ardent good wishes for
his health and happiness by many
friends.
DIR. George Otis Smith. director of the
United states Geological Survey, Is
passing the week with his family. DR..
Smith gave brief address Sunday
evening at the Bethany Baptist church
on 1.-THE Growth Of the Brotherhood
Principle in the World
Mrs. "A c. Bowman left Wednesday
for Bridyewater. Mass, for a visit
there with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Sally have
arrived home from visit in Bangor.
George f. Barnard, secretary Of the
Good Will Farm Association, was In
town Wednesday on business.
The following committee was chosen
at business meeting of the Y. Nj. c.
A. Tuesday evening to nominate the
officers for the coming term Harold
Larry. Elroy LaCasce and Mahlon Dane.
They are to report next Tuesday even
ing. Two other committees were also
appointed to take charge of the music
and advertising for the special meet
ings Sunday. Nov. %; the first, Arthur
Merrill. Harold Larry and Ralph
Brown; the second. Everett Bacon.
Howard Weston and Elroy LaCascc.
The Grammar school Bible class will
have their first meeting of the fall
Friday evening. This was very success.
full last year and without doubt will
be this winter.