Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-30
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Program for Annasi Meeting, June
ga, at Augusta.

The keanehec County weman's
tshSssfiaa Temperance Union win hold
It's annual meeting In Green Street
Methodist church. Tuesday and
Wednesday, jGne and I, beginning at
/ fa. -. Tuesday morning. Mrs. Cora
knight Clifford. county president pre-
sfdiaS. n tine convention is antieipat-
| ed. The program follows;
Tuesday morning Devotional ser
vfes Mrs Carolyn Fogg, Augusta: re-
ports 81 Secretaries and treasurer; re-
ports Of sllperiutendents: Soldiers and
L sailors. airs. Lizzie III. Towle. Augusta:
peace and arbitration. Mrs Eta Morse,
| uallepell. school savings banks. Mrs.
Anuie G. Pepper. Waterville; medical
| Temperance. Mrs. Minnie J. Moore,
Hallewen; Loyal Temperance Legion
ant mercy. Mrs. Mary Lawrence, wa
/ tervlle: franchise, Mrs. Harriet WHITE
Wayne: legislation and petition, Mrs.
II. j. Bailey. Winthrop Center; evan
gelistie work, Mrs. Nellie Page, VIM
threp.
Tuesday afternoon. 1.s1-pevottonai
exercises, Miss Teeple. Augusta; san
bath observance. Mrs. Phoebe Pink
ham. Winthrop Center; State and ma
tional papers, Miss Esteile Nj. Brain
erd, China: rcd letter and social days,
Mrs Addie r. II. Brooks. Augusta
railroad work. Mrs Marion Leslie, wa
terviile: work among lumbermen, Mrs.
Harriet Perry, Hallowell; $50, address
Miss Rose A. Dawson, phio.siia tsorlal
lecturer, g. children's hourss chorusi
Welcome Song, by the children: reel
tations by Mainon Galliver. Violet
Nhitehouse Gladys Frary. Leita
Frain, Linwood Stafford. Olive soule,
Norman Whitehouse. Madeline kim-
ball and Margaret Small. Songs by
Madeline Hill and Miss Helen Fisher
address to children, Mrs. c. F. Sargent,
Winthrop.
Tuesday evening, 1.45-Piano trio,
Mrs. Clifford, Mrs Wood Mrs. Wood
bury; devotional service. Mrs. ii. j.
Bailey. Winthrop Center: welcome
from the w. c. r O., Mrs. Florence
LongfeIlow: welcome from the
churches Rev. Fl. f. Dunnaek; re-
Spouse, Mrs. Annie G.. Pepper. Water
vile; piano solo, Mrs. Pauline Morse
Woodbury., Monmouth; address, MISS
Kose A. Dawson, Ohio; vocal solo, Mrs.
C. w. Taggart, Winthrop; silver offer
Ing; benediction.
Wednesday morning, S.30-Devotion-
al service, Mrs. Sarah G. Payne, Gar
diner: parliamentary drill. conducted
by Mrs. Blanche Friend, Augusta; re-
ports continued, parliamentary usage,
Miss Frances Mitchell. Randolph: SOLO,
Mrs. c. W. Taggart, Winthrop; Homes
for Homeless Children. Mrs. Addie
Berry, Gardiner: Systematic Giving.
Miss Annie NJ. Nichols, North Vassal-
boro. Fairs, Mrs. Ella Bates, Water
Vile: Purity, Mrs. Mary L. Smith,
Hallowell; Hygiene and Heredity'
Mrs. Clara X. Ridley. Wayne: Chris
tan Citizenship. Miss Helen n.
Brainerd, China; Press, Mrs. Blanche
Friend, Augusta; Sunday Schools.
Mrs. Helen M. Haines Monmouth. adj
iress. The Peace Movement-Past and
Present. Mrs. Hannah j. Bailey. Win
.hrop Center; election of officers.
Wednesday afternoon. 1.3o-Devo-
tiona1 service. Mrs. HI. Nichols. Hal
DWELL; reports continued: Jails and
Almshouses, Mrs. Lizzie II. Towle, Au-
yusta; Flower Mission and Relief,
Mrs. Annie Woodsum, China; Young
Womens Work. Mrs. Blanche Friend.
Augusta, recitation, Marguerite Mar
ston, Monmouth: memorial service.
conducted by Mrs. Clara Turner, Au-
gusta; address, The Practical Side
Of a Big Question. Mrs. Carleton
Wood, winthrop Center; vocal solo,
The Promise of Life, Bingham, Mrs.
Ronald c. McIlroy. Winthrop: ad
dress, The Synthetic Woman, Mrs.
Annie G. Pepper, Waterville, address,
Does Prohibition Prohibit in China?
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, Waterville.