Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-03-01
PITTSF|ELD.
The Commencement Parts
Awarded at the Institute.
Pomona Grange program---lo-
ca|Grange Has Poverty Social.
Detroit Man Fined $40 and Costs
For Unlicensed Dogs.

The follow ing program has been az
! ranged for the regular meeting of Tn"
! East Somerset Pomona Grange to be
held here "Wednesday, March ,: Open
! ing ceremonies; business; address of
welcome James 5. Libby; response.
Mrs. c. f. Wilbur: selection by choir:
paper. Mature studies in the Com
mon schools" Miss Emma Johonnctt;
song, Iva Farnham; discussion.
Ought Mortgages to be Exempt fr"n
Taxation" opened by bsgood Robert
son: monologue. Mrs " f. Sprlsu';
vocal solo. Mrs. =. II. Frost. r"iGlnS'
Miss Vclma Noble: InG⁣ rap"r.
What I find in Books" Mrs. +. l..
Cook: song Ruth Whitt"n: r"adlh=
Mrs. Annie NJ. Frost; song, choir. y
good speaker is expected To be Pres" N
and address the meeting.
Pttsfield friends OF Mr.. and ars.
Walter S. Foster uf Newport viii b"
interested TO learn that they az" soon
to go to Seattle whore they Will To-
cate. Mr.. Foster is Il graduate OF NJ.
{. l., 1901.
Pittsfield Grange after tnc regular
meeting Saturday evening hcld a
Poverty social about - beng pt"S-
cnt Thirty We're dressed in poverty
style. Fines for wearing ieWeliy ana
other expensive articles amounted |"
$40 G. T. Hescltine, who wore a.
horse blanket presented the same I"
the Grange and +. K. Smith as auc-
.ionpcr. sold the blanket to Percy
Leighton for 81 cents. During the even
ing q program was given consisting
nf singing and readings. The question.
! Does IT PAY for Farmers to Go Into
ZOO Much style" was opened by +.
p. Smith. who was followed by sever
III members. Molasses doughnuts, cake
anG coffee were served.
The following scholarship parts were
assigned Monday for NJ. G. l. Com
mencement: NaIadictory. Miss Hazel
Young: salutatory. Arnold Dodge; es-
say. Miss Mira Steadman; oration, Eu-
gene Drake.
Word has been received that Joseph
chase of this place. who, with Mrs.
CEa:e. has been passing the winter
IN Dorche ster. Mass, With her nephew.
Mr. Wood iS very low and expect
I'd to live but few days.
Miss Lillian Norton. prcCeDtress at
NJ c. l.. returned sunday from Lewis
ton. where she was called by the i'll
ness of her mother who underwent
.uccossiu surgical operation last
week
Adelbert clark. q student at Colby.
delivered an interesting address Sun
day evening at the Free Baptist
church He spoll" Monday evening to
The students at chapel exercises. While
in town h" was the guest of Rev. e.
*. Jordan and family.
George W Sawyer of Detroit was
brought before the Pittsficld municipal
court Monday BY Constable William
Eayncs ci Detroit on the charge OF
Keeping unlicensed dogs. He was
found guilty and was fined $40 and
costs. He appealed.
Raymond Pinltham. night operator
at WaterviI!e telephone exchange. who
formerly held the same position at the
Pittsfield oTiice. was in town Monday
calling on friends.
Miss Ethel Haskell returned sun
dav from a weeks visit in Boston.
&. y. Haskell. Jr. VINO has been
passing Il few DAYS at his home here.
returned to Brunswick Sunday t" re-
Sume his studies at Bowdoin.
Mr. ana MIS-. l. W. raves 'h ibA
who HrVe been visiting her sister Mrs.
l.. r.. Ba2lny. have returned nome.
Mrs +. W. Briggs and guest, Miss
Helen Davidson rf P"tcrboro, can,
went t. Skowhcsan Monday tor Il few
days visit.
Mr.. and Airs G. +. stevens are pack
ing their household goods and will
leave in few days for Burnham
where they will occupy their farm
which they purchased a few months
ago.
Fred l"oWlcN of Boston WAS in town
Monday the guest of w. e MctiiiVery.
Mics EdWina Moore "t St \ihans is
in tovr on business and is a guest of
Miss Gladys Sturtevant
MIR ard Mrs. G.. y. Thurl"ugh of
l.itcnfirld VIII" have been Passing the
winter at the home Of their son in
Berlin. y f.. are in town for an ex
tended visit with their son. II. II.
Thurlough and family.
MRS Gil OVER