Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-30
PITTsF|ELD
Children's Night Is Observed by
Wayerly Rebekah Lodge
Grange Plans a Fine
Meeting-Locals
SOCIAL NOTES AND TOWN
NEWS

Childrens night was very happily OBJ
served by Waverley Rebekah Lodge at
n meeting held in Odd Fellows, hall.
Thursday evening. A program was Civ
en- of rccitations given by the following
children: Irene Nutter, Rita Pettiacil.
Giennis Hunter Ruth Wilcox. A dret
was given by Alice and Donald Aiurs Ii.
and a song, by Rita Pooler. During the
evening a vocal selection was given by
Miss olga Towle and a duet by Mary
Drake and Ruth McCausland. A fea-
turc of the evening was a program OF
entertainment in observance of kiallpw
cen which included ghost march AMI
witch who told fortunes to the child
rem. Mrs. Rae Butler had charge of
the program. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Quinn and her aids.
The next meeting of the East Somer-
set Pomona Grange will be held at Cam
bridge Wednesday. Nov. 3. The adj
dress of welcome will be made by Seth
Ham of Cambridge and the response
will be given by Mrs. Pulsifer of Dex-
ter. The speaker of the day will be
n. c. Sherwood of L.. of NJ. who will
introduce some phase of dairying. The
topic Can a person be a good citizen
without taking an interest in politics"
will be opened by Charles Jones of Cor
lima. The topic why / love the Fall
will be opened by Mrs. Page of CAM
bridge. Other items will be supplied by
Cambridge Grange.
The ladies of ST. Agnes Catholic church
are busy with plans for their supper
9Th. The several committees are as fol-
lows: Supper committee-Mrs. James
Dodd, Mrs. Henry O'Donnell, Mrs. A. n.
MORGAN, Mrs. John Henzie. Mrs. G. s.
Staples, Mrs. John Baupair, Mrs. o. Me-
nard. Fancy work and aprons-Mrs.
Thomas O'Reilly Mrs. Daniel Hennessey.
Candy-Mrs. William Wayness, Miss
Margaret Staples, Miss Mary Duffy.
Preparations for the Christmas Car
! nival to be given under the auspices of
the Universalist Ladies' Aid Society
Dec. and 8, are well under way. Re-
hearsals are being held for the play.
Buxton Burglary to be given by the
local cast: James Halliday, Robert
Smith, Walter Haseltine, Herbert Po-
Jumbo, Ida Randlett. Mary Wentworth.
Rita Pushor, Florence Buxton and Hal
vor Prescott
Owing to an omission of publishing the
premiums given at the Four County fair.
mention was not made of Mrs. Lulu
Sidelinger of Burnham who won first
premium on cross stitches.
, The ladies Of the Women's Relief
Corps will hold sale and harvest sup
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A hunting party consisting of w. B.
McGilvery, S. r. Haines, 7. E. Getchtll,
George Mayo. w. L. Pushor and Clar-
ence Bodfish left Friday for Lost Pond,
where they will spend the weekend at
the McGilvery camps.
Mrs. J. H. Hale and her mother, Mrs.
F. A. Stancliffe of South Glastonbury,
Conn, who have been visiting Mrs.
Hales daughter, Mrs. E. p. Bottomley,
left Friday in their automobile on the
return trip.
Mrs. Granville Mansur Of Augusta.
who has recently moved to that city
from this town, is the guest of frienos
for a few days.
A very pretty and enjoyable Hallow-
cen dancing party was given in Per-
kins hall Friday evening, under the aus
pices Of the Warsaw Camp Fire Girls.
Music was furnished by Hunters or
chestra.
A special meeting of Meridian Lodge.
F. and A. NJ, was held Friday evening
for work in the e. A. degree on three
candidates. A special meeting will .be
held Friday, Nov. 9Th. for work in the
F. C. degree and Nov. II there will ebs
a special pastmasters' meeting for work
in the third degree on one candidate.
E. E. Moone of Mt. Desert. formerly
Of this town, visited here over Thursday
night.
Mrs Belle Linn Of Hartland is the