Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
Miridian Lodge,No. 125,F.
and A. N. Elects Officers.
Warsaw Tent Of Maccabees In
stalls It's Officers ELECT.
NJ G. !. Defeats Dexter High ~ to
II in Basketball Game.

Meridian Lodge. f and A NJ, No
l2J, neld its annual meeting Friday
evening for election of officers and
other business. The following officers
were elected: Master, w T.. Spear
senior warden. W. b. McGilvery: jun
ior warden, c. S."Cofin; Treas. 4. T.
Libby: secretary, II. V. Mathews: senior
GeacCni F. G. Parsons; junior deacon
/. F. Connor: trustees for three years
{. L. Vickery, 3. 5. Mathews, @. II
Drake; trustee for two years to take
the vacancy caused by the death OF
o. S. Haskell, /. r. Smith.
A fast and exciting basketball same
was pla. ed in Powers hall Friday eve
ming between the teams of NJ. c. I.
and Dexter High school. The result was
NJ. G. l. %; Dexter j. Between halves
NJ. c. I. 3rd defeated Dexter "a in n
game. II to 8.
\ pleasant soeia! was held at the
Dniversalist church Friday evening I'M
der the auspices o. the members of
the Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Call are receiving
congratulations on the birth Friday,
Jan. -. OF n daughter Rita Miles Call.
Mrs. 4. ). Haskell went to Portland
Saturday for a visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Fos.9 Of Dexter was the
guest Saturday and Sunday of Miss
Dorothy Drake.
Miss Gladys Sturtevant returned Sat-
Hrday from short visit In st. Adams
aEd |orinna.
Clarence Crosby of Dexter was the
guest over Sunday of Frank Heseltine
4 public exhibition in basketball will
be played this Monday evening n Pow
ers hall between two teams OF NJ. c.
/. young ladies.
Wilson Homestead of Palmyra, NJ. C
/. 10. met with a bad accident Thurs
day while cutting wood The handle
of the axe caught in his sweater. in
such a manner as 10 let ;he AKA down
in his arm, infictirg a bad cut. He
was brought here for treatment
Pittsfeld TUESDAY Club will be en-
tcrtained Tuesday afternoon ut the
home OF Mrs \. II. Burse. The meet
ing will be of novelty nature, be-
Ing observed as a kindergarten lesson.
Each member will be dressed in youth
full fashion. kindergarten chairs viii
be used and the class will he under
discipline of a teacher
Mrs ,;ranvlle Alansur is spending
a few days in Augusta with her son,
H. r Mausur and family.
Miss Caro- Murray went Il Gardiner
SATURDAY. for Il weeks-end visit with
Mrs a b. Thompson.
John .Burleigh of Waterville, A b.
Thompson Of Gardner and Alfred y
Smith ere guests Friday evening Of
DR.. II. e. Marston, Dr.. 7. \. Drake
aud We l.. Fushor at gander party
given at Or Marston's rooms on Man
sol, street.
Arthur c. Harvey of Castle Harmony,
former student at NJ. c. J.. left Sat
urday for Hebron, where he will re-
ceive treatment al the Sanitoriunl
William 6. Bailey. Jr.. of Harmony
wss a business caller in Augusta Sat
urday
Miss Belle Hilton of North Arson.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Lucy Burton, returned home Saturday
Cecil Whitten of Bangor visited over
Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
=. ]. Written
warsaw Tert. X o. T. NJ, installed
lie following officers Friday evening
mander, J. NJ Lindsay; lieutenant t.
A. Burton: record keeper. o. II. Drake:
ehanIain. r. a. Graves physician, Df'
+. A. Porter; sergeant. II. 4. Douglass,
lst NJ. Of G.. Leroy Pushon; End NJ. OF
r; Irving ]. Tuttle: sentinel, John Gill
nan: picket, Charles Morse. The in
s1a,ling officers was Irving Towie. past
commander, assisted by y. II. Healey
IS master at arms. AT the close Oh '"e
installation a clam supper was served
The Prescott store located on Nam
street in Hartland was destroyed by fire
SATURDAY. night. A telephone message
was received here about 80 o'clock ask
ing for help If necessary and the Hai'-
land train arrived here TO take the Plt's-
field firemen there, but the WORD came
before the train returned that the fire
was under control and outside help was
unnecessary.