Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-27
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Meridian Lodge Observes
Past Masters Night.
New Era Auxiliary Holds Special
Meeting Large Attendance
Various Matters Of Interest about
Various Matters Of Interest About
TOwn..peFsonals.


Meridian Lodge, T. and a. NJ hela
a nv pleasant and largely ATTENDED
meeting. Friday evening, in Observance
ot Psst Masters night The chairs
were alled by past masters, who Gid
most excellent WORK IN comforting the
NJ Al. degree on enc candidate vocal
selections were rendered by quartet
conenoscd OF e. e. cornell. c. S. Coffin
T. :. HaseHine and J. E. Little. FOL
l5viay the work an oyster stew sup
uer was served, unief The direction OF
w. d. Spear ami his aids. Several Wis
itors we're present. including & +.
Waters. Pert Perham, New Kingsbnry,
Bert Dele, +. S. Littlefeld. L. Soper,
Henry Nutter and Fred Camel, all
IF 2Sewpeft. and Mr. Mureh Of Thorn
dixie.
The Christian Association Of Maine
Central Institute has elected the FOL
lowing officers for the coming term;
President. Pearl 1fagoon; vice presi.
dent, Frederick Wiley; secretary ana
treasurer, Elmer Forbes.
The members of the New Era AUX
iIiary held a special meeting, Friday
afternoon. in the parIor of the Free
BAPTIST church. with an attendance OF
about 80. THE afternoon was passed
socially with the following program
Devotional, led by Mrs. E. /. Frost
piano solo, Helen Childs reading. Mrs.
c. F. Henry: piano trio, Mrs. w w.
Cock. Mrs EVELYN Call and MISS
jeanette Stephenson: ThanksglVihs
story Mrs. Call; piano duet, Kath
MeCausIand and Florence Cornell. AT
the close of the program tempting re-
freshments We're served
At a meeting of Pittsfield Grange held
Saturday afternoon, the music was IN
charge of Miss Cora Mosher A program
was given under the direction OF Mrs
Marris V. Mathews. At the next meet
ing. Dec. 2. will occur the election Of
officers.
Miss Carolyn Ward spent Saturday and
Sunday with her parents in Unity.
Mrs Granville Mansur is visiting IN
Augusta with her son. II. r. Mansur. and
family.
Herbert Walker has returned from a
business trip to Lowell. Mass.
Miss Alneda williston left. Friday, for
a visit In Troy with her mother, Mrs.
Emma wfliston after which she will go
to Old Town. where she has accepted en-
ployment.
The young ladies of the local telephone
office held public dance, Friday eve
ming. in Perkins hall Music was fur
nished BY II. c. Hunter and his daughter,
Miss Alice.
Walter White and son. Foster White,
local painters, have gone to Bangor,
where they win have employment for n
time
Miss .Lura Wakefield, a teacher at
Maine Central Institute. went to her
horne in Hollis Sunday. whore she will
pass the two weeks vacation of the
school
Prof. Dissell of NJ. c. L left. Saturday.
for Connecticut. where he will spend his
two-weeks vacation at his home
Mrs. A II. Burse spent Saturday In
waterville
F. e Mayo went to Milo, Saturday.
for an over-sunday visit with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs I. G. Mayo
T. F. Conner went to Lewiston Satur-
dav. for short visit
Charles p Libby of Limestone has
moved his household goods to this viii
lace where he win locate his family
Jesse Gatchell left, Saturday for 2 two
weeks hunting trip IN the vicinity of Ka-
tahdin Iron Works.
Mrs Ralph G. Mccabe and little daugh-
ter. Flora Of Newport who have been
visiting for 10 days with Mr.. and Mrs E.
n. Shaw, returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pert an left, Satur-
day. for few weeks visit with rela-
tives in Camden.
Willis Fl Carson of Lewiston was in
town, Saturday. calling on friends leav-
ing here for a visit with his father in
Harmony.
Cecil and Hilda Thurston went 10 Gar
land, Saturday. where they will spend
Thanksgiving with thek' grandfather G
II. Thurston.
Richard Phillips has returned from a
visit with relatives in Bangor and Brew
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