Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-11-28

A meeting of the part owners ana
pew owners of the Congregational
meeting house at the vestry OF the
Island Avenue Congregational church
is called for Monday, Dec. IL. at Z +.
NJ, to act on the following articles:
Article 1. To choose a moderator to
preside. Article 9 To choose clerk
to keep the records Of i, said meeting
and call future meetings. and perform
the usual duties of the Office of clerk.
Article g. To see if the meeting will
vote to adopt a name and thereby be-
come a permanent Incorporated body,
providing for future meetings and the
calling of them. Article 4. To see what
action the meeting will take in rela-
ton to paying for two furnaces In
stalled by the Skowhegan Congrega
tional Society in said meeting house
and to see how much the pew holders
will pay toward the expenses of paint
ing said meeting house and any incl
dental expenses. Article 5. To take
such action as may be necessary rel
ative to an appraisal of the pews in
said meeting house and making an as
sessment thereon by three persons Sc
such assessment in order to meet the
expense incurred or to be incurred un-
der preceding article.
About so Of the members Of the
Freshman class of the Skowhegan high
school enjoyed an oyster supper in the
domestic science room of the high
schoo! Friday evening. They were as.
sisted by Miss Carrie Carpenter, su-
pervisor of domestic science. Among
the faculty present were Principal r.
w. Leighton. Miss Marion Steward and
Miss Rowena Flynt and everyone had
a jolly time. social was held in the
Assembly hall after the supper.
The Helen Coburn Mission Circle
will meet Friday afternoon al the home
of Mrs. Fred Turner on Mt. PIcasan,
avenue.
At the annual meeting of the Somer-
set Central Agricultural Society Sat-
urday afternoon in the Municipal
building. officers were elected and vari-
ons reports heard of the work of the
society the past year. This has been
unusually large as it includes the DIR
chase of ~ acres of land to add to the
| park and the construction of a largo
exhibition hall $50 by 50 feet in dimcn-
sions Walter P. Ordway was elected
president OF the society and he is sure
TO make things move along. The 9TH
err officers elected were: Everett n.
Goodrich and G. Ernest Avore. wee
presidents; Fred Weston. secretary.
MAJOR j. w. Fogler. treasurer: trus-
tees Major J. W. Fogler, e. c. Butler
ESQ. c. H, Gardner. f. T. Goodrich,
n. l.. SWEET. r. T Patten. George w.
ho"eii, ). w. Philbrick. F. w. Ruck-
nam G. f. Avore, C. w. Dav and 9
H. Bradbury.
Inc Allen Hackett will case was again
"eiore me probate court Monday fore
iiooh ana afternoon. the account of one
OF the executors, Frank Hacket+ ~ v.t.
er'iI!e. being brought before the court
W. T. Hackett of skowhegan is the 9TH
er executor Among the others present
were Fred Hackett of Pittsfeld and
two sisters and George w. Cover, ESQ.
Of Skowhegan. George Morse, ESQ. of
Bangor and J. w. Manson. Esq, OF
| Pittsfield.
Mrs. Amelia w Pullen Of Bush street
will observe her S5th birthday next
Wednesday and as is the pleasant Gus.
tom of her many friends. she will be
we'll remembered with gifts Mrs Pullen
| lives with her sister. Miss Hattie Lord
and during her residence here of over
years has gained many friends She
is the widow of Charles w. Pullen. who