Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-01-28
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A number from this place attended
the Eastern Star installation at Week S
Mills Thursday evening, the installing
officer being Mrs. Hadly Chadwick OF
this place Great credit is due her for
the manner in which she did her work
All enjoyed the evening and the nice
supper served by the ladies.
Miss Ruth Smith, teacher at North
Vassalboro, is the weekend guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Thompson.
The athletic association of Erskine
Academy mas begun to make prepare
tions for next spring. At recent
meeting the officers were elected for
baseball as follows: Capt, Webster
Wentworth; manager, Harry True; as
sistant manager. Emmons easy; Sec
and Treas, Cecil Harrington. A great
deal of interest is being shown and the
boys are planning TO give an enter
tainment to raise money for purehas-
ing necessary requirements.
The Ladies' Grange Aid will meet
with Mrs. w. ]. Thompson for an all
day meeting next Thursday, Jan. 20
All ladies please bring something to-
wards the dessert. A good time is
expected as it has not met for some
time and there is some business to
attend to.
SOUTH-Quite a number are har-
vesting their supply of ice. 1t Is ex-
ira good quality.
The students at Erskine Academy
are showing a good deal of interest in
the school activities that are worth
trbf1n de- nrny,rfcy1o amount
of musical talent in the academy and
as an aid to develop that an Erskine
Academy musical club has been
formed recently. The officers are as
follows: Pres, Mildred Bradford; vice
Pres, Cecil harrington; Sec., Dora
Halves; Treas, Harry True.
The girls of the musical club have
formed Glee Club and elected the
following officers: Pres. Miss Pratt;
vice Pres, Dora Halves; Sec. and
Treas, Mildred Bradford, and leader,
Gladys Starrett The boys aspire to
having an Erskine band and are al
ready rehearsing. Not all of the in
struments have been procured yet but
1t is hoped that all the boys will be
ready for serious practice by next
WCCh- lie lQilOWluS OilCeIS IdNC
been elected Pres, Cony Robinson;
Sec. and Treas, Webster Wentworth,
and leader, Cecil Harrington. For
several weeks the students have been
quietly working and planning for re-
ception to be given sometime the last
of next month. The program will
soon be complete and Miss Pratt will
start in on the rehearsals. At this
affair the musical club will give it's
first entertainment. This reception
Is to be the first of it's kind in the
history of the school 1t is to be
given by the students to their parents
and the prospective Erskine scholars
of next fall.
MONMOUTH.
The officers of G. K. Norris Wo-
mans Relief Corps will be installed
Wednesday, Jan. 28. The installing
officers will be Mrs. L. T. Carleton
assisted by the conductor and color
bearers of A. H. Frost Corps of Win
throp. Dinner will be served at noon
At a business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid of the Methodist church Thurs
day evening the following officers were
elected: President Mrs. Lila A
Marston; first vice president, Mrs. w
+. Reynolds; second vice, Mrs. Ethel
Richardson; third Mrs. Cora Emery;
secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth Woodbury.;
treasurer, Mrs. NJ. w. Shorey
Miss Gladys Chandler gave a party
/ Friday evening in honor of Mrs
/ Pauline Morse Woodbury.. The eve
ming passed pleasantly with music and
games. Refreshments of cake and
chocolate, confectionery and popcorn
were served.