Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-06
Interesting Program at
Mothers Meeting
N. c. |. Seniors Have SocIabIe
---eraDge's Next Program.


9. r, Hatfies Is having his grounds
at his residence on Main street laid out
by Mr.. Horne, a landscape gardener
from Massachusetts.
The Mothers meeting Thursday az
ternoon held by the local w. c. T. o.,
had the following interesting program:
Talk, Mrs. 0. H. Drake; poem. written
for the occasion by Mrs. Mary Wingate,
read by Mrs. d. p. Written; piano Sc
lections, Vivian Rogers. Annalaide
Smith and Helen Childs; reading. Mrs
c. e. Henry. At the close OF the pro-
gram light refreshments were served
Mrs. George Rogers acted as hostess
and leader for the afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Hill of Dexter arrived
Thursday to make her home with her
cousin, DIR. D. D. Winslow.
.tPittsfield Grange Saturday evening
will have the following program: Sing
ing, choir: conundruns, members;
question, SHOULD All the Income of the
Farm Be Reckoned as Cash." reading,
Velma Noble; song, Iva Farnham;
readings, Lena Gray and Mrs. Florence
Hunter: piano duet, Lola Farnham.
Alga Towle: reading. Lizzie Frost;
singingy~choir.
Row. W. +. Emery, who has been as
signed the pastoratc Of the Methodist
church in this place and Mrs. Emery
arrived Thursday from Ellsworth
where Mr.. Emery has been the pastor
Of the Methodist church.
The NJ. c. I. baseball team will go to
Dover Saturday to play the team rep
resenting the Dover Athletic Associa-
ton.
Robbie Moore who has been spending
several days here with relatives. has
returned to his work at Millinocket.
The Senior class of NJ. c. 1. held an
enjoyable social Wednesday evening.
The program consisted of music,
marches and games. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Alice Sturtevant Of this place.
who has been spending the winter at
Pinehurst. N. c.. is In Massachusetts,
for a few days visit before coming
here.
Miss Anna F. Page, who has been
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Ann NJ.
Lancey. since Saturday. left Thursday
for her home in Northport.
Miss Grace Walker, who has been
spending some months in Brewer in
the home of her brother in law, E. NJ
Frost. returned home Wednesday and
will occupy the Cora Cowan rent on
Hartland avenue.
Misses Olive Dyer and liza Carney
were in Waterville Thursday
The members Of the Y. P. c. U. OF
the Unlversalist church will give a
farce. entitled 1.-The Wrong Box" in
the vestry Of the church thi sevening
A social will follow the entertainment
Mrs. J. r. Macfarlane and little
daughter Helen were in Waterville
Thursday.
Prof. Simmons Of the Y. of NJ was
In town Thursday and addressed the
M. c. I. students at chapel exercises
Thursday morning.
News was received here THURSDAY of
the death Thursday morning of William
Harris at his home In North Dixmont,
after an illness since November with
diabetes. His age was about 80 years
Mr.. Harris was a member of the ]. P.
Harris Post. of which he was past COM
mander. He served as first lieutenant In
the Sd Mass. Vol. Cav. After the war he
returned to North Dixmont where he was
born and where he conducted a general
store for many years. retiring from ac-
tive work about a year ago. At the
time OF his death he was president of the
Camp Benson Maine Veterans Assoca-
fion. position he had filled for the past
three years. Besides a widow, Margaret
b. (Simpson). three sons and one daugh-
ter survive The funeral services will be
heid at the house Sunday afternoon.
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