Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-03
PITTSFIELD
Coda Sidelinger Wins Gold Med
al COntest-Ehen Taylor
Severely Cuts Leg While
Working in Woods
PERSONAL, SOCIAL A N d
OTHER LOCAL HAPPENINGS

a gold medal contest was held at the
CniveTsalist church Monday evening uii-
der the auspices Of the local w. C. T. q
and under the direction OF Miss Marion
Griffin. The contestants were NJ I. l.
students. The program: Piano solo,
Mary Hanson; prayer. Rev II. NJ. Foru'
vocal solo, Vera Conant: THE Story OF
Patsy" Rosamond Woods; THE Second
Election Coda Sidelinger; The snip
Went Down." Wynona Crocker; solo.
Miss Conant: In the Shadow of the
Mountain" Grace Hilton; Good Night
Papa Ellen Cunningham; music. The
medal was awarded Coda Sideiinger
The judges were Mrs. L. L. Libby, Miss
Blanche Foster. Rev. c. z. Wright
Pittsfield Tuesday Club held an inter
esting meeting Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs Edward Guimond. The program:
Roll call; bright sayings Of children;
magazine article, Dresden City OF Art,
Mrs. Pushor: paper. "A So-Years War.
Mrs. Burton; reading. German Life,
Mrs. Guimond; magazine article, Ger
man Art" Mrs. Libby: reading. Mrs.
Buxton; Round Table. Refreshments
We're served.
Eden Taylor met with a severe acci-
dent late Monday afternoon while WORK
ing at the Hunter numbering camps in
West Pittsfieid. An axe fell, striking
the inside OF his right leg and causing
injuries to the ankle bone:
Mr.. and Mrs \. P Bigelow OF st. Al
bans left Tuesday for Boston 10 join Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ Bigelow OF this town,
who left here Saturday, and on Wednes-
day the party will leave for two
months trip 10 California.
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Maloon and little
daughter OF Newport, who have been
turned home.
Miss IZer Whiting, who is attending
the Emerson School OF Oratory in Bos
ton, is spending a vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Walter a. Taylor.
A lecture will be given at the Free
Baptist church Thursday evening by DR..
A. W. Jefferson OF Portland. Subject,
"A Trip Through Scotland
The New Era Auxiliary will meet in
the church parlors Thursday afternoon.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Randett. Mrs.
Raymond and Mrs. Rogers A program
will be given on Historians and Essay
lists of the DifTusive Period
Rev. E. A Wright OF the Jniversalist
church has been engaged to deliver the
Memorial day address.
Mrs. Addie keene. formerly of this
town. has arrived for the summer and
will occupy portion OF her house on
/ Peltoma avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs S. VI. Raymond have
returned from Hartland, where they
went to attend the funeral services of the
late Charles Springer, a relative, which
were held Sunday.
Llewellyn Parks, who has been con-
fined to his home by Illness, was able
Monday u be at his Office.
Horace Damon has gone to Dover. y
H. where he has accepted a position
in a dental Office.
Miss Marion Damon is spending the
week in Boston and will later 90 to ELS
worth, where she has accepted MILL
ner's position.
Hon. F. a. Powers and D. a. Powers
Of Houlton have been guests for a few
days of their brother, Sceva Powers, at
the Powers homestead in West Pittstield
Prof. Oldham OF VI. C. 1. was a busi-
ness caller in Augusta Tuesday. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Oldham
An international social will be held
Friday evening at the Free Baptist
church.
J. W. Manson. 0. H. Drake and W
II. Osborn were in Augusta Tuesday on
business.
The Duplex or. Envelope system has
been adopted at the Universalist church
and the envelopes will be presented to
the people for pledges at the morning
service next Sunday.
Mrs. A. E. Wright has accepted the
office as guardian of the Campfire
girls and will begin her new duties at
meeting to be held at the Universalist
church Saturday afternoon
East Somerset Pomona Grange will
meet Wednesday, March with St. AL
bans Grange.