Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-03
snn,ersst Pomona.

ssTla regular meeting of the Somer-
sit Pomona Grange will be held viii
Fast Madison Grunge at East Mad
issif,5 Tuesday May .. The meeting
will be given by Myren c. Jewett
master of East Madison Grange, and
the 6esponse by tie worthy chaplain
OFT Somerset Pomona. Questions fol-
discussion ..Shall We Retain the
Present Prehibitory Law in Maine, and
in NO, Why % opened by Lyman jew
ert, Ansel Holway. Myron Jewett, M
q. sBaker and others.
In the afternoon the program Will
he. as follows: Song by choir: ques-
ten: Does it Pay to Hire Help Up
on the Farm" opened by Del Hobart
FL p Ellis and W. W. Creation. East
Madison Grange will furnish the rest
of the program. Somerset Pomona
win not confer the Fifth degree at
THIS saneetirg.
Miss Clara Woodsum. who was oper-
ated 1tpn last week for appendicitis.
died Sunday at her home in Nor
ridgsWock. She WAS the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Woodsum. She
was Is years old. Funeral services
w6na held Tuesday afternoon. Rev.
wylie Fl. Smith. officiating. The High
sciiael was closed during the after
noon out of respect for her memory.
The Somerset County Congregational
conference viii be held in Norridge-
wock. June l2-14. Following will he
the, j.prngram: Addresses by W. b.
Iongiey, Rev. William Emery. of Bos-
ton, Rev. James Frost OF Waterville
Fl. a. Jordan, secretary of the y NJ
c. y. Bangor Rev c. W. Rogers OF
North Arson.
A .sanatorium for the cure of tuber-
calosis is 10 be established at Nor
ridgeEoek this summer. \ colony has
already been formed by Dr. Merrill
and she is receiving the cooperation
of the, regular physicians.
During April there We're recorded
at dbe, skowhegan town clerks Office
10 marriages, one birth, and II deaths.
William II. Demo and Miss Bernice
NJ l.anay were married Monday at
the ST. Mary's church. The ceremony
was performed by FIR. P. e. JesJardins.
They viii reside in Skowhegan.
George Fairgrieves was the first to
launch motor boat in Hayden lake
this spring when he put in his ''Idler'
Sunday afternoon.
MFsHnd Mrs. Donald Burrill of Chel-
seasSfass., arrived here Monday night.
To visit Mr.. Burrilfs parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs Frank Burrill.
Miss Bertha Merrill, student in
Wellesley College, after visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Merrill
for ~ short time returned Sunday to
her studies.
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Lewis and the
Misses LENA Lewis and Bessie Pray
andfA4ahel Goulette of Gardiner, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town visit
ing friends.
girl was born Sunday night 10
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Chase.
Mrs. Carrie Norton will go to Bos-
ton, "wednesday, to visit friends for
few days. Before her return she
will visit friends in New Hampshire.
Wednesday morning the High school
viii kegfn at sos for the morning SEES
sion and close at 11.45. In the after
noon 9school will begin at LIS and
close at 3.15.
Alvin w. Day, formerly of Show
hogan, died at his home in Maiden.
Sunday, after a sickness with dia-
betes' covering about six years. The
body will be brought here Wednes-
day night for burial. Interment will
be IN the South Side cemetery Mr..
Day rsas born about so years ago.
He removed his family to Maiden
about seven years ago. For several
years TIE was carpenter in Show
hogan. He leaves a wife and five
children: Miss Emma, teacher;
Frank, professor in MeGiH University;
Josephine Of Maiden, and Eva and
Grace teachers in Massachusetts.
The .skowhegan High school base
ball team will play against Good viii
team # Good VIII Wednesday art
ernoon.