Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-24
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Was given, Friday evening in Irnion
hall. under the auspices of tho loco,
". G. T. L. Miss Anna Gordon. who
is world superintendent of the I,ayaI
Temperance Legion, and national vice
president Of the w. c. r. II was nres-
ent and delivered an address ON the w
{. I. L. in every land which was H.
Illustrated hy ~ children representing 9e
countries The program oDened with
Ihere Is SHADOW on the Home -
sang by n chorus of over en0 local chill
dren, followed by the singing of
"Amcrica," in which the audience
joined Miss Gordon, who is y native
of New England and is located in
Evanston, ILL.,. where she occupies the
sha:ne of the late Frances Willard with
whom she was associated for Years. is
l a most convincing speaker and it was
! considered a privilege Of the Pitts
field audience to hear her.
Miss Ethel Patten Of Paimvra. who
W tih the contest which has been con-
tfteted in the Pittsfield Advertiser for
the past three months, will leave.
Pittsheld. Saturday. May 81. fer a visit
in Boston until Thursday OF next week
when she will leave for a weeks trim
to Niagara Falls and Toronto. Can,
at the expense of the Advertiser
Mrs. L. G. Lancey and son Donald
who have been passing a few DAYS in
Portland with Mrs. Laneey's aaueh-
ter, Miss Barbara. have returned
home.
A game of baseball will be played on
Hunnewell field, SATURDAY afternoons
between the teams Of NJ G. I. and E.
NJ. G. S.
n literary program viii be given, at
regular meeting of Pittsfield Grange,
to be held, Saturday evening. The
question: Does Poultry Receive Prop
er Attention On the Average Farm ,"
An an-day meeting of the Grange will
be held, May 81.
Miss Helen Robinson ana broth
er, Chester Robinson, students at Nj.
Z. l., went to Holden, Friday. for an
over-Sunday visit at their home
Mrs. J. II. Coffin of Old Town, who
has been guest of Mrs Charles Bus
sell. returned home, Thursday
Mrs. VIM. Dobson has returned from
Plymouth, where she was called,
Wednesday, by. 1lsat critical illness of
her uncle. -Engeiis Mopkns
f. A. Turner of Portland, who. with
All ,. a w bti iJdDN ldNt ptttii Wis
lung her parents, Mr. and Mrs c. w
Patten. returned home, Thursday Mrs
Turner and baby will remain for a
logger visit.
hrs. Belle Parkman of Palmyra is
visiting ut the home of her brother, d.
I. Written,
The EpWorth Leagu anniversary
will besobserved 5at I p. NJ, Sunday,
May 25,s at the Methodist church. when
an address will be given By Rev. j. W.
Price followed by the installation of
officers by Rev. n, r. Pearson.
Norman Weymouth of Waterville.
who has been filing the position OF
freight clerk at the NJ. c. r. r. freight
office, has returned to Waterville. HIS
place has been taken by Elmer MILL
| ken Of Hiram.
Mrs. NJ. A Huff and little son Phillip
| left Thursday, for a weeks visit in
Bnrnham with her parents. MIR, and
Mrs. G.. +. Stevens
Nineteen young men students at M
c. L., went to orono, Friday, 10 par
ticipate in the track meet to be held,
Saturday. at the L. of NJ
Word has been received here of the
death of Eugene Hopkins. about Z,
NJ, Friday, at his home in Plymouth,
after an illness with pneumonia. His
lage. was % years. He was born in
PLY mouth and with the exception oil
la few wears in the West lived in Ply
lmouth all his life. For many years
he conducted a jewelry store, retiring
| from active business two years ago.
He belonged to Plymouth Grange. He
married Miss Lizzie Wright of Troy,
lwho survives. If he had lived they
would have celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary, in June. Be
sides the widow, one sister who lives
in Massachusetts. survives. The fun
eral services will be held, Sunday af-
|ternoon, and the nterment will be in
Plymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sherman, Pei
toma avenue, are receiving congratu
lationS on the birth, Friday, of a
daughter
The Mount Moriah Council of Show
hogan is expected to be here, Wednes
day afternoon and evening. May 2S.
and work several degrees on a large
number of candidates at Masonic hall.
Work will begin, at p. NJ. and two
degrees will be conferred before $780,
when a supper will be served at the