Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-03
Ladies' Circle Of COng'I.
Church Elects Officers.
Payson Tucker Hose Co., Elects
Officers, Wednesday.
High School Organizes Male Quartet
Local and Personal hotes

The Ladies' Circle Of the Congrega-
tional church met. Wednesday after
noon. at the chapel. and elected their
officers for the coming term of three
months. as follows: President, Mrs
Nellie Page; vice president, Mrs. w. ).
Ingersoll; secretary. Mrs. Z. IL Pen
nman treasurer, Mrs. c. II. Shaw. \
picnic supper was served, ut 80. and
was followed in the evening by the
annual business meeting al the
church. Rev. c. +. Sargent WAS chos
en- moderator and gave an interesting
address The reports Of deacons. exam
ming committee, secretary anG treas
urer We're heard and Mrs Sargent, SUI
perintendent, and Mrs. Helen kimball.
treasurer gave reports from the Sun
day school, and Mrs. c, II. Shaw see
rotary and treasurer Of the Ladies
Circle read the report from that organ
ization, showing that the Circle has
earned $450.59, during the year. Mrs.
Mary A. MeIlroy was elected CLERK;
w =. Adams, deacon, and Mrs. .Abbie
Khnban treasurer, for The coming
year. A committee consisting Of Deacon
Bourne, Mrs. J. l.. Cobb and Mrs. j.
NJ Towle was chosen 10 interview Rev.
Sargent and ask him TO reconsider his
resignation. The meeting was ad-
journed. until Wednesday, Of next
week.
Mrs. Frank Hanson has returned
from a visit in Bangor Her daughter,
Mrs Ralph Adkins, accompanied her
and will remain for a visit.
A meeting of Payson Tucker Hose
L hnf
Wednesday evening. and the officers
elected as follows: Foreman, a. W.
Murray: 1st assistant, w. V. Macom-
Der; Cd assistant, f. b. Martin; clerk,
w. j. bonney; treasurer, Fred Haynes;
pumpman, ~ Thompson: hydrant-
man, Z. Barber: standing committee,
j. A. Foster. f. Barber, G. Kimball;
ianitor. Geo. kimball; pipeman, Isl
line, Will Rollins, +. A, CortheH; I'd
line. G. Kimball, Fred Haynes. The
report of committees showed the com
pal.y to be IN excellent condition, and
that the recent ball was a financial
success. T.. f. York and Carroll Per-
~ were elected to membership.
The annual election of the officer OF
Royal Arcanum was held, Wednesday
evening, the following being elected:
Regent, Thomas James; vice regent,
S. S. Edwards; orator. L. T. McNa-
mara: secretary, L. w. Wentworth;
collector, /. @. Gage; treasurer, e. +.
Rowell: chaplain, +. S. Hawkes.; guide,
]. NJ Tall; warden, Percy Rice. trus-
tees. H. e. Foster, G. A. Stevens, w.
E. Kinds. After the election the mem
bers OF the order enjoyed an Oyster
eunnat Tp,61av'c restaurant
Dr. Castor of the University of Penn
syIvania, Philadelphia. Pa, is the
guest of MIR and Mrs. r. Riley.
The High School Male Quartet has
recently been organized with the fol-
lowing members: Winthrop Webb. LIST
tenor, Peter Thaanum. I'd tenor; Leon
ard Thomas baritone; Clyde Benson.
bass The quartet will make its lirst
appearance at the Senior play, "Poca-
hontas" Miss Leah Hoxie has been
engaged as accompanist for the drama
Patience Stanley Chapter, d. A. r.,
Will be entertained, Friday afternoon,
by Mrs. c. II. Shaw and Miss Elma
Shaw. at the home of the former.
C. f. Moore returned, Tuesday, from
a visit to his daughter, Mrs, NJ. b
Church in Waltham, Mass.
Alton Titus, who passed Christmas
at Idle Wilde, returned, Sunday, to
Hartford, CT. 9si sas
Miss Ida Haskell Of Augusta was a
recent guest at Mr.. and Mrs A. Il.
Titus. s
Mr. and Mrs. Il: r. Staine. who pass
ed Christmas with their daughter, MIS-
Pratt Of Pennington, have returned.
Mr. Stane was a guest of his sister,
Mrs. Ernest Lewis Of Jay, from Satuf-
day until Wednesday.
H. II. Thomas and George stevens
attended the funeral of the late DaNid
Austin, Sunday. at kents Hill
Clifton Brown of Manchester was IN
town, Tuesday.
Master Ralph Titus and Master Car
roll Towle are regrettins the lack oil
snow, as they both had new Sheds
| FLEXIBLE Flyers" for their Christmas
presents.