Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-02
The Vital Statistics for
February As Recorded.
About so Cords Of Wood for
County Prisoners. Exercise.
PROGRAM for State Council Meeting
Ofthe Maine D. A. R.

The annual council meeting of the
Maine Daughters of the American Rev
olution will be held at the Library
parlors Thursday with Eunice Farms
worth Chapter. The program:
Thursday morning, II o'clock-Council
called order by The State Regent, Miss
Louise Coburn; Invocation by the
chaplain, Mrs. G. L. Peaslee Of Mary
DiIlingham Chapter, Auburn; singing,
America; address of welcome, Mrs.
Frank Il. Steward, Regent of Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter: response by Mrs.
Milford G. Chapman OF EllZaoetA
Wadsworth Chapter. Portland; roll call
OF chapters; reading Of minutes; re-
ports Of officers: secretaries, MIS- " -.
Hilton of North Arson and Miss Ger
trude Weston of Skowhegan; treas
urcr, Mrs. Richard O. Elliot, Thomas
tor; auditor, Mrs. +. f. Boothby OF
Portland; registar. Mrs. Flora r.
Bailey Of Auburn; historian, MrS.
Ernest A. Allen, Bath; reports Of
standing committees; Real Daughters.
Miss c. A. Baldwin. Bangor; patriotic
education, Mrs. f.. G. Hooper. Fair
field; magazine, Mrs. A. W. Bangs.
r. Rickford, Biddeford; reciprocity.
Mrs. Jennie Whipple Greene, Solon;
YER book, Miss Gertrude Weston
Skowho gan: reports If chapters.
Thursday afternoon, oclock-"Na =
ticnal Child Labor Committee, Mrs
r. f. Boothby. Portland; reports o..
standing committees; Marking His
toric Spots" Mrs. W. c. Robinson,
North Arson; "Continenta, Hail. Mrs.
A. A. Kendall, Portland; Address by
the State Regent, Miss Louise Fl. Co
burn; vocal solo. "Sandalphon" Mrs
Agnes Eteward with violin accompan-
i:nent by Elise Fellows White; Tho
Penobscot Indians as Patriots" Mrs.
Charles H. Wood. Bangor; old Ca
naan in the time of the Revolution by
Miss Lillian c. Smith. Skowhegan;
violin solo, songs without words,
Souvenir of kootenay" and "Fairy
Tale" Mrs Elise Fellows White; An
Old Romance" Mrs. f. w. Heath, Wa
:crville; vocal duet, over the
Heather Mrs Eteward and Miss
Withee.
Thursday evening, $50 o'clock-Re-
ception to visiting daughters at the
home of Mrs. j. +. Merrill on Cohurn
avenue.
Friday morning, o'clock-Report OF
the credential committee: election g.
officers; singing, ".America": adjourn
ment.
The remains OF the late Frank Wy
man. who died in Richmond Friday
were brought to Skowhegan Monday
and placed in the tomb of the Bloom
.ield cemetery.
Thomas j. Young of Scion was i'll
town Monday and Tuesday on bust
ness.
John Dickinson formerly of Salem.
Mass, has d position as clerk in thu
Sampson & ANore drug store.
a debate was held at the meeting o
the brotherhood of St Paul on the
subject Resolved: That the Organic
Unity of Evangelical Churches is De-
sirable and Feasible. Among the dis
putant were DIR. +. A. Lcituh. James
NJ Dysart, Samuel Emers on, and En-
mons Head.
Mrs. Frank Briggs of Pittsfie,d was
the guest over Tuesday of her grand
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Llewcllyn Good
win.
A trial debate will be held at the
High school building on the question
Resolved: That Public Libraries and
Museums Should Be Open to the Public
Sundays" This debate will be in pre-
paration for the debate March IS be-
tween the Madison High school and
Skowhegan High school.
The Goodwill Club of the Congrega-
tional church met with Miss Elizabeth
Webb at her home on Pleasant street.
Three weddings, seven births and six
deaths We're recorded in February at
the town clerks office.
The State Jail inspectors arrived here
Tuesday noon and inspected the Jail
workshop recently completed. They
will make a report later. The work
shop now has nearly so cords of wood
in it and the inmates will! begin work
sold about town.
The following names of traverse jur-
ors to serve at the March term of court
We're filed with the clerk of courts Mon
day: Pittsfield. George +. Kimball and
Fred Wood; Fairfield. Llewelyn r.
Howe. William Osborne and Edward
J. Emery: Madison, George X. Jewell
and Wellington Adams; NOrridgeWock,
]. F. Woodsum and Eugene Watson:
Athens. George Foss; Harmony. f. b.
Reed: Bingham, Perley Clark.
Hon. d. d. Stewart of ST. Adams was
in town Tuesday having business az
the court house.
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