Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-07-29
Union Gospel I emperanCe
Meeting Held, Sunday.
The Knights Of Methodism al
SmithiieId Pond for a Week.
Wooden Mill Re.opened.-Anson Boy
Accidentally Shot in Leg.

Iste Ft8Hldf meeting OF NenHtbtt
Valley Grange was held. Saturday eve
ming, in Grange hail with an attend
ance of about 20. After Il short business
session, the program was: Song, Miss
toEa WeSeott: debate on the question:
Resolved That a Woman Filling the
Same Position as a Man, should Re
cciNe the Same Compensation The
affirmative was supported by Mrs. May
Dinsmore and Mrs. NAY Hilton. The
negative vas supported by Alvin Hill
ton. and Fred y. Dinsmore. The re-
mainder OF the program was: Piano
solo. Mis- Margaret Bahr; reading.
Ms. Hilton: story by Mrs Hilton and
Mrs. Dnsm0re.
4 union Gospel temperance meeting
of the Skowhegin and Madison W. c.
T. I. va held, sunday afternoon. at
Lakewood theater. Mrs. Nettie Pad
dock. president ef the Skowhegan Tn
iaa. acted as presiding officer. First
came Il vocal solo by Mrs. Flanders of
Skowhes2n; Introduction of Mrs. L. vi.
Lawrence If Lubec as the speaker of
the afternoon. Mrs. Lawrence took for
her subject, The Modern Barabases":
the program closed with two solos by
Mrs. Flanders. Beth music and address
We're much appreciated.
TIE boys' club, The Knights of
Methodsm. II the local NJ. L. church.
left. Monday Noon, for Smithfeld pond,
where they will pass a weeks outing.
The party went to Norridgewock by
train and win take hike of six miles
to camp. Those in the party are: Rex
Oliver. Albion Briggs. Ralph kennisou.
fsIarf nct Walton I
non Padham, Earl Watson and Con-
rad Kenniscn. The boys will be in
charge oW Rev +. a. Rich and will oc-
eupy the stevens cottage.
Mrs. Ever and Misses Ann and Mary
Wall of Vassalboro are occupying the
Johnson cottage at Lakewood
Iii. and Mrs. David Hall. who have
been passing q tWo-weeks vacation in
Boston, Worcester Providence and
Now York City. returned home, Satur-
day night.
The Indian Spring Wooden mill,
which has been shut down for the
past two weeks, in accordance with
| orders from the headquarters of the
| American Wooden Co. for all of its
mills, re-opened, Monday morning.
Miss Violet Mcfarland. who has
| been employed in Heulten, for the
past three months, returned home. on
| Saturday
Mrs. 3. X. Edwards went. SATURDAY.
To Norridgewoek la PASS few days
with relatives.
hrs. MeCurdy and daughters who
| have been guests of Mrs McCurdy's
sister. Mrs. Georgia Smiley for The
past three weeks. returned, Saturday.
To their home in ST. John y r.
Mrs. Further Of Bath and Mrs. Geo
| Folsom Of Kansas City. Mo. who have
been guests of Or. and Mrs. J. p. Ian
caster. for the past week, left Mon
day. Mrs. Furber going 10 her home
and Mrs. Folsom to NorridgeWock.
Charles Tucker and Il. Z. Gilman
left. Saturday. for brief visit with
friends in Portland.
Mrs. Alice Mason, who has been the
guest Of Mrs Nesta Hilton and other
relatives III Arson and Scion, for the
past two weeks, returned, Monday, 10
her home in Boston.
Charles Conner, an Arson boy, was
accidentally shot in the leg Will
hunting in Starks. Saturday afternoon
The wound was not serious.
Rev. and NIB e. w. Weber, MIS-
H. II. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. I. l.
Powers took an automobile trip tc
) Smithfield pond, Sunday, in MIR. Web
ber's machine.