Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-12-29
Odd Fellows Elect Off,
GERS for Ensuing Year.
The Tuesday Club Meets Tues
day With Mrs. !. {. Geiche|I.
A Real Estate Deal. Coming Events
-..Personai md Other Items.

An interesting meeting of the Tues.
day Club was .held Tuesday at the
4 home Of Mrs. T. 3. Getchell. The sub.
5sct Yves ':Educstion." The following
*otram way given: Roll call, names
American colleges with presidents
Nhe Higher Education of Girls" Miss
sarace ROgers:.t"The Woman Wage
Garner Miss Minnie Porter; book re-
view, Miss Caro- Murray: five-minute
talks. 1.-THE short Story, It's Place in
journalism" Mrs. w. E. Spear: Bur
bank. and His Work." Mrs Lucy Buy
ton; critic. Mrs. F. E. Mayo. In future
Tie meetings of the club will be held
:, IN the homes of the members instead
81 at the Universalist church.
Miss Grace Rogers was IN Bangor
tuesday evening to attend the rendi-
zion Of THE Mcsiah," sung by the
Bangor Festival Chorus.
deputy She S. H. Frost went to
tkoWhegan Tuesday to commit to jail
a man who was put off the train here
sunday evening for intoxicaton and
who was unable to pay his fine and
costs.
ii"ltlcmen's night will be observed
icy the members of the New Era Auxil-
'aty Friday evening at the vestry of
III" Free Baptist church. The evening
viii b" passed as Box social Each
member is asked to invite a friend and
all are requested to dress in a manner
20 represent some familiar book. Mrs
Cora Rogers is chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements. Mrs. E. K.
Jordan will act as hostess.
Elton Quinn, student at Bates Col
lege, passed Christmas here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Quinn
Arthur Osborn, who has been pass
ing a few days in town, returned to
Dover Monday.
The members of the Sisterhood Bible
class and the Yoke Fellows of the Free
Baptist Sunday school enjoyed very
pleasant evening at the church Mon
day. The principal feature of the even
ing was a Christmas tree which was
well provided with gifts. A musical
and literary program was presented.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randlett Tues
day went to Skowhegan, where Mrs
RanGlett will visit for some time her
brother, w. E. Hackett..
Phlentoma Lodge, I. %. o. f., at a
meeting Monday evening. elected the
following officers: Noble grand, George
w. Names; vice grand, George L. Rog
ers; Rec. Sec, Alvah Cornforth; Fin.
Sec, T. E. Getchell; Treas, c. L.
Frost; janitor, M. T. Burns The Third
degree was conferred on four candi-
dates.
Miss Ena Tucker. a teacher at Vinal-
haven, who is passing a vacation with
her mother here, went to Fairfield
Tuesday.
Earl n. Vickery returned to Boston
Monday. after a few days visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wick
cry.
Mrs. f. c. Bryant will entertain the
members of the w. c. 7. L. Thursday
afternoon at her home. The subject will
be New Years."
Amasa Kenney and Hiram Inman
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marshall Of West
Pittsfield, who have been passing sew
eral weeks in Bar Harbor, returned
home Tuesday.
Civante Patten, who lives in West
Pittsfield. found a snake two feet long
Tuesday crawling near a spring at his
home.
The Barden residence on Hartland
avenue has been sold to Mr.. Salisbury
Of Pawtucket, r. L. who will take pos
session in the spring.
Mrs. B. D. Bowden, who has been
passing a few weeks in Bingham with
her daughter, Mrs. F. L. Smith, return
ed home Monday, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith, who was called home Tuesday
by the sudden illness of Mr.. Smith. \
Miss Vivian Laughton. formerly
teacher of elocution at M. c. l.. and
who is at present a student of Leland
Powers, Boston, left here Tuesday for
Boston, after passing Christmas at her
home in st. Adams.
Fred Lancaster. law student in
Boston, returned to his duties Tues
day, after q few days visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Lancaster.
Chapel exercises at NJ. c. I. We're led
Tuesday forenoon by Harry Rowe, NJ.
C. l., '06, now q student at Bates. 9th
er graduates present were c. B. Has
kell, Jr.. '09; Irving Cowan. '0S. both
of Bowdoin: and Ray Buxton Of
Waltham, Mass, NJ. c. I. OF. The four
are in town to pass the Holiday recess