Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-29
Plans for Regular Meet
ings Of Two Oranges.
Field Day for Teachers Schools
Close for -Four Days.
Thanksgiving Social to Receive Do.
nations..Dther News of Town.

The regular meeting of Somerset
Pomona Grange viii be held witt
Kennebee Valley Grange at Madison
Tuesday, Dec. y. The meeting will be
opened at $50 A. NJ, followed by ar
opening song by the choir. The ad.
dress of welcome will be given by
George Fletcher, master of kennebeC
Valley Grange, and the response by
LYMAN Jewett. Topic for discussion
"Resolved, That the Adoption of the
Recall, Whereby Unfaithful Officials
NAV Be Voted Back to Private Life,
Is the Only Remaining Alternative to
the Systematic Notification of the
Prohibitory Law" opened by c. M.
Gallup. In the afternoon the program
will be as follows: Comforting of Fifth
degree in form; song by choir; ques-
ton: Abe the Phenomenal Butter
Records Reported of Certain Individ-
ual Animals a Benefit or Injury TO the
Dairy, Business2" This win be opened
by NJ. G. Baker of East Madison
Grange. Kennebec Valley Grange will
furnish the rest of the program, which
will consist of vocal and instrumental
music. readings and Rotations.
Harold Rewell. principal Of the High
school in East Jaffreys, n. H. is home
for the Thanksgiving holidays with
his parents in Cornville.
A Field day for the teachers of
Skowhegan has been planned and,
Dec 0, they will go to Good Will
Farm. There will be addresses by Va
rious ones and State Superintendent
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will be served at the Buckminster cot
tage.
The annual meeting of the Somer-
set Loan & Building Association was
held, Monday evening, and the follow
ing officers We're elected: President, L.
". Weston; secretary, Elmer Nolin;
treasurer, f. F. Danforth; directors,
W. s. Stinchfield, John Mcclellan,
Charles Young. Frank S. Morrill, and
r. z, Atwood. Mr.. Stinchfield was
elected for two years and the others
for three years.
Mrs. Clifton Jewett and baby went
TO Augusta, Tuesday. to spend sew
eral days with her parents.
Rev. George Merriam was in Water
vile, Monday, attending the Minis
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"Child Conversion
Potatoes We're selling at 90 cents
here, Tuesday.
The Hotel oxford Candlepin Club
trimmed the skowhegan House Club
at the bowling alleys. Monday evening,
the score being 1179 to 1119.
At the meeting of the Skowhegan
Grange, Wednesday evening, the
Third and Fourth degrees will be con-
ferred There will be addresses on
1.-The Science of Osteopathy'' by Drs-
Genoa Sanborn and Maud Kellet.
There will be talks on What Has
Been My Greatest Mistake During the
Year in Ny Business?" by S. H. Brad
bury and D. F. Smiley. A violin solo
will be given by Prof. ]. A Kendall
The village schools will close,
Wednesday night, for the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation, until next Monday.
Miss Alice Smith. a teacher in the
Bingham schools, is spending a weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Smith.
James Perkins, a resident here, for
the last three years, moved to Fair
field to make his home.
James Fellows who for about so
years was cashier of the Second Ma
tional Bank. has entered the stock and
bonds brokerage business and will
open an Office on Water street, next
week.
There was Thanksgiving social at
the Bethany vestry, Monday evening,
to receive donations for the needy
families in town. on Thanksgiving
day. Heretofore. about Is families have
been furnished with bountiful dinners
by the church and it is thought that
more will be furnished with dinners.
this year. There was considerable
sum of money received. besides food
stuffs. There was social program.