Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-23
Benton Grange EntertaIns
Members ofVictor Grange.
Delightful Program with Dinner
Served to Two Hundred.
Washington Birthday Exercises.
Death OF Mrs. r. ]. Robinson.

Benton Grange held an ail-aay meeting
Wednesday. Victor Grange members of
Fairfield Center were the guests OF the
day ana took part i'll the program. which
opened by singing by the Grange, Co
| lumhia the Gem of the ocean" Tho add
dress of welcome was given hy Master
lanes Warren of the Benton Grange.
with response by secretary Choatc ot
Victor Grange. y sketch of Washington ;;
life was given by Miss Ethel Lovcioy.
Quotations We're then given by all III"
members OF the Grange which referred tn
Washington. y talk. ~ Visit To lHc
Iiomc Of Washington, WAS given by
Harry J.. Pmmacr Reading by Miss
Edith Horne OF Victor Grange. Clippings
from life of WASHINGTON. Song by III"
| Grange. The BATH" Hymn Of the Re
public" Na intcrmission WAS then "a
Dyed and dinner was served. to about
| IN Nfter dinner the following program
Was taken mp: Piano duet, Misses Jenni"
Warren and I.eora Prentiss: original pa
per h. Miss Leslie Cameron on The
| Wiid Parents | Have Met piano duot,
| Mia and Alberta Crummctt. violin and
clarinet selection by Jeanette Lov"joN
and Alice Brown: recitation, by Miss Al
heIta ToSS. "Samantha'S Love for .o-
sah;" vocal duet Mr-srs. Ahen and
Baird If Victor Grange. ,"rhe Star Span
yled Banner" chorus u .'fe Old Folks
| dressed i'll costume. appropriate Ia Ne
olden days; talk by Key. +. +. Parton,
song aud chorus by jeanette Lovejoy and
INHERIT oaks. The old Gray Bonnet"
speech hv Prof. L. e. Bateman of Au-
81,
America" The meeting was n very
happy one greatly enjoyed BY all.
Mrs Elizabeth tayferd Robinson. wife
Of Dr.. = ]. Robinson Of this fa~n died
at II \. NJ TUESDAY At Tie carney hospl-
tai al Boston from pneumonia. following
an operation which She underwent Il few
days ago Mrs. Robinson had not been IN
good health for some titne ard had pass
! al through a serious illness the past few
months. and her health was - undermine
ed that she was not ahle to rally from
the effects of the operation and the pueg-
monia which developed. Mrs. Robinson
was born in Providcnet. L /. ii years
aga. About II years a@o. she was mar
RED 10 DR. r. j. Robinson and came her~
from North AttIeboro % live. Sin. was It
member of the rniversalist church Of
this town and WAS very active in The
work Of the same, bciu., u very prominent
member of the Ladies circle. She pos
sesscd many friends, to whom She had
greatly endeared herself by he cheerful,
happy manner and her uuseltish DISPOSE
ton. Always ready 10 lend Il helping
ham, Ia all. Not only in the home but in
tie church and in the community, her
lass will be greatly felt. She was i
prominent member Of the Past and Pres
ent club and also OF Good VIII Rebekah
Lodge. No. -. Of this town. BESIDES the
husband, twn brothers. Asa Il. Gaylord
OF Oakland and Charles Gaylord of Al
bion. survive. The funeral will ne held al
IT,. Friday from the house, Rex. + l..
Barton, pastor Of the Universalist church.
officiating. The members of Good VIII
kebekah Lodge viii meet at their han at
o'clock and Will attend the funeral III a
body.
Washington birthday exercises We're
held in the I.onGfellow and Whittier
schools Tuesday and interesting programs
We're carried out.