Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-02
Corner is very poorly.

An Easter concert was gwen IN the
Free Baptist church Sunday evening.
The following took part: Choir. Mrs.
Hollis class; Rev. Mr.. Hathaway, Mar
tina Holt. Evelyn Estey. Helen Moore,
Christine Whitman. Lucy Young, Chas.
Crockett Lawrence Decker, Vinal
Young, Doris Goodrich, Everard Young.
Warren Gerald, Doris Bracket. Earle
Sherman, Charlotte Belle, Doris Har-
mon, Mable Crockett, MADELEINE Hard
ing Esther Holt Carroll Keene. Nor
man Decker, Mable' Crockett, Madelyna
Harding, Gertrude Hubbard, Gilbert
Harmon, Hazelteen Watts, Ellen Mer-
rll, Evelyn Estes. Frances Crockett.
Marion Wiley, Charlotte Belle. Infant
class, Gerald Fisher, Maxwell Ward
and Barbara Keene, Doris Harmon.
Gertrude Hubbard, Lawrence Mack.
Charlotte Belle, Frances Crockett. Mar
ion Wiley, Mr.. Richardson, a student
in NJ. c. T.: pastor.
The decorations were very pretty, Of
white and green, Easter lilies, white
geraniums and ferns. Much credit is
due the committee Of Mrs. Fred Walker.
Mrs. Eben Gorden and Mrs. L. Decker.
and especially to Mrs. Walker, who had
charge.
Everett Besse Of Albion was in town
Sunday.
F.. L. Besse left for Boston Sunday.
W. I. Cain has moved his family from
his village home to his farm on the
kennebec road. Mr.. Gains health Is
much improved.
M L. Chase is in Readfleld on bust
ness.
The members Of the I. o. o. F. and
Rebekah Lodges attended the Free Bap-
fist church in a body Sunday and listen
ed to a fine sermon by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Hathaway. Special music by choir
and a solo by Mr.. Hathaway. son Of
the pastor who is student at NJ c. I.
Eben Gordon was in Bangor Satur-
day on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz Whitman were
in Bangor Saturday on business.
Clinton Grange held an all-day
meeting Saturday. In the morning the
Third and Fourth degrees were con-
ferred. The afternoon was an open
session. Opened by singing by the
Grange choir; reading, Lady Went
WORTH" Gongfellow), by Mrs. c. w.
Lowell; recitation by Greta True; re-
marks by Rev. G. w. Lowell: lecture
on Business Farming by Leon S.
Merrill, dean Of U. Of NJ, which was
greatly enjoyed by all. Then remarks
were made by Willis Knight, Fred
Hatch. Ella Kennedy and Supt. of
Schools Chas. Clements.
| Miss Carvell, Pittsfield teacher,
was in town Saturday calling on
| friends.
Willard Eastman is putting up a
barn.
Hon. H. w. Dodge, who has been
! Miss Alice Dodge, who was called
home from Boston by sickness Of her
father, has returned.
| The annual meeting of the Arcana
Club was held Tuesday, April 25 with
Mrs. Decker and the following officers
elected: Pres, Mrs. Jennie Merrill;
Vice Pres. Mrs. Lottie Cain; Sec, Mrs
Addie Holt; Treas, Mrs. Ethel Shaw:
calendar committee, Mrs. Ethel
| Shaw. Mrs. Lottie Cain, Mrs. Mabel
Judkins.
The Pine Cone Club met April 25
with Mrs. Wiley. Program: Roll CALL
members; paper, ultimate Effect on
Germany Of War with the Allies" pa
per, Miss Kinsley; "Germany's Prog
ress During Past Century," Mrs. Cor
don; Beethoven and Hayden" Mrs
Spaulding: anecdote Of Beethoven
Mrs. Hoxie: piano selection from
Beethoven, Mrs. Gerald; anecdotes of
John Greenleaf Whittier. members,
reading, Mrs. Sherman; selection from
Walt Whitman, Mrs. Stinchfield.
Mrs Alice Priest of Portland and
two little daughters have been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Manson
Pease.
The Boy Scouts hiked to Albion
Saturday for game Of baseball with
the High school and town team and
was beaten II to "a. Then they liked
back.