Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-25

Trade.
The place of. meeting will be at thu
new Municipal building which has d
seating capacity of about 1000 and tho
opening session will convene at II A.
M, Thursday. 1t is expected that about
10 delegates from out of town will be
present The business meeting will be
held at the opening session at which
time State President p. J. Callaha n
will give an address which will be fo!
lowed by reports of secretary, treasul-
er and standing committees and fol
lowing this will be the election Of oil
GERS
The afternoon will be devoted to auto
rides about Skowhegan and vicinity
and in the evening there will be for
NAL program in the Opera house. to
which the public will be invited.
Special cars will take the delegates
and local members to Madison til" ne -
morning and. after visiting the points
of interest there. all will return to
Lakewood for dinner. Special invite
tons will be sent out by the local
Board of Trade to the new boards in
Norridgewock and Canaan asking
them to participate in the good times.
IN attractive entertainment pro
gram is being arranged for the second
day by the Skowhegan Board of Trade.
In short time a full outline of the
same together with the topics for dis
cussion arranged for by the State
Boards committee. will be published
There will be reduced rates on the
railroads for the delegates to and from
Skowhegan.
A committee on entertainment was
appointed at the Board of Trade meet
ing Friday evening consisting of l.,
L. +Marston. Bin w. Page. II. l., Sweet.
T.. c. Butler. G. A. Ross. II. ii. Per
kins. w. r. Seekins and j, w Blunt
The officers of the Skowhegan Board
of Trade are: President. Walter p
.6rdway: first vice president, r. J.
Marstoh: second; vice. Bin w. Page;
secretary, and treasurer. J. II. Eaucas-
ter: executive board. John G. Griffin.
F.. w. Buchanan, S. w. Philbrick. Lev
is, Anderson and Ernest c. Butler.
TheFspecial committee on water pow
or laid before the Board of Trade at a
recent meeting, plans for making the
Skowhegan development the third
largest IN New England.
Flower Mission day was observed
at the Clementine Weston w. c. 7. L.
Tuesday. afternoon. Quantities of beau
tiful sweet peas. asters. dahlias and
other flowers had been brought for dis
tribution among the sick and shut-in
Mrs John Mooers and Mrs. Charles
Smith were the committee in charge
of the distribution and over 80 were
thus remembered.
The program for the afternoon was
or the subject of charities for chill
dren. Mrs AraZina Miller had prepared
a fine artfcls on "Charities that Bright
en- the Lives of the Children
rhe Summer Charities of the Chit
dren's Aid Society. Mrs. Miller said.
are doing much for the children of the
bic cities.
The second address of the afternoon
was given by Miss MarCery Morrison
on "Children's Charities
A special feature of the program was
a touching solo. 1.-The. Child at the
Dcof." by Mrs. Philo SfSward.
The next meeting of the w. c. T, L.
will be Wednesday. Sept Z, when the
closing exercises of the Sewing School
will ,talsf. plase
HHa f ItSss f, fia'ts' of st. AUGUSTINE
Fla, who has been visiting Mr., and
Mrs John Suyier since the first of
July, left FOR his home Monday Duv-
ing has s6iourn 'here he was much i'm
pressed with the up-to-date appear
apce of Skowhegan.