Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-12
PITTSFIELD
Seniors Given Reception by the
Members of the Junior Class
of M. C. l., Thursday eve
ming, in Powers Hall
WAVERLY REBEKAHS HOLD
REGULAR MEETING

Powers hail. M. c.. l., was the scene
Thursday evening of a prominent event
in the school year of NJ. c. l. when the
members of the Junior class rendered
a reception to the members of the Senior
class. The faculty and trustees of the
school we're invited guests. The hall was
prettily decorated in the class colors,
orange and blue. Those In the receiving
line were Ernest Haekett, president of
the Juniors, Principal Stanley Oldham
and Preceptress Miss Runnells, Miss Ex
crime Flood, reader, Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Ford. Judge and Mrs. o. II. Drake. Miss
Ruby Hackett, Morrill, Burse and Myrtle
Pushor. During the reception music was
furnished by Haseltines Orchestra. Miss
Flood of Waterville furnished the enter
tainment, which was the reading of 1.-THE
Rivals which was most pleasingly
given. At the close of the evening re-
freshments of ice cream and assorted
cakes were served.
The committee on water supply for the
town has announced that the water from
the river is not in use and that the sys-
tenn has been changed to the new supply.
The present source of supply is suitable
for drinking purposes, which is crafty
ing to the townspeople.
The family of Summer s. Smith ia pre-
pairing to move to Bangor, where Mr..
Smith is located in business.
The second number in the seasons en-
tertainment course was given in Union
hall Friday evening, when DR.. Spaulding
]. Hawkins. who is direct descendant
of the great Kentucky hunter and guide,
nAx ~ "a -
on bright Eyes ana wild Hearts OF Our
Northern Woods The views shown
were taken by DR.. Hawkins and were the
| results of years OF labor and hairbreadth
escapes. ssss - sAsNt
At a regular meeting of -Waverley
| Rebekah Lodge held Thursday eve
ming the degree was conferred on four
candidates. Refreshments were
served. 8e zsg@s
Mrs. Abbie S. Damon is visiting in
Madison with her niece. Mrs. Walter
j. Bray a
T. G.. Lancey is in Boston on bust
ness. %fQ
Jesse Farnham of Norway is pass
ing short vacation with his parents
in Palmyra.
MISS Stclld I1yHUll, u tTdlucu hurst,
who has been with Mrs. Fred Hack
EFT, returned to her home in Bangor
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Herrick of Har-
mony left here Thursday for VIM
throp, where they We're called by the
death OF F. p. Grant.
Lamont Basford left this week fo.'
ST. Cloud, Fla, where he will pass the
winter.
Charles E. Henry, local manager If
the D. whiting & Son creamery. went
to Bangor Thursday to attend the
State Dairy convention.
A meeting of Pittsfield Grange will
be held Saturday morning. A program
win be given. Each lady member is
asked to bring a box lunch as a Box
social will be held.
Mrs. Josie B. Mathews was in Gar
diner Thursday to attend a reception
rendered Frank c. Dill, grand patron
of the Grand Lodge of Eastern Star
of Maine.
Mrs. M. A. HUFF and little son Phil
lip are visiting in Burnham with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Stevens.
A number of local Odd Fellows
went to Burnham Friday afternoon to
attend the funeral of the late George
E. Allen, who was member of the
Odd Fellows Lodge In this town. The
services were held at o'clock at the
church in Burnham village.