Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-01

I 6utoe-Noftn AnSo0s NOV. ~ dau8n-
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Truman b. Carl;
West Athens. a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Scribner; Rhode Island. Nov. q, a son to
Mrs. Ina Hodgdon Razee, formerly Of
North Arson.
Marriages-Solon. Nov. %, Ella Ariel
Rowland and Linwood Foss; Scion. Au-
drey Crotto and Harry Finnee.
Deaths-Bingham. Nov. Is. Peter Ma
honey; West Fairlee, VT. Nov. ., Mrs.
Eliza Davis, formerly Of Scion, 50 years
Of age; Lexington, Alonzo J. Chase. IA
years; Fairfield, Nov. 20, Mrs. Elizabeth
Caouette Marcou, % years; West Athens,
Nov. %, William Corson; Turner, S. NJ.
| Pratt, formerly of Athens; ,Iackman.
Nov. 20, J. E. Bartlett; Canaan, Nov. q.
DIR. Ivory Lowe, 50 years; Skowhegai.
Nov. 81, Mrs Sybil Holt, ~ years; Nov.
81. Mrs. Asa Hodgdon, SO years.
| There will be a rehearsal of The de-
gree staff of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
i Saturday evening. At the next regular
meeting of the lodge Tuesday evening
there will be work on several candidates,
also nomination of officers.
| DR.. S. F. Bigelow returned Thursday
from visit of several days with DR.,
George A. Fuller in Greenwich, Mass.
! H. Tobey Mooers. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Mooers of Madison avenue. has
been elected reader of the Bowdoin col
legt musical club.
George NJ Nash passed Thanksgiving
with his brother, F. w. Nash, in Spring
| field. Mass.
The First Philathea c,ass Of the
First Baptist church are getting out
an attractive calendar for the years
meetings, which will be a four page
leafiet with the cover in the Philathea
colors. light blue and white, bearing
the motto, platform and name of the
class. The special meetings of the
| class are the one on Dec. 6. at the
home of Mrs. Q. H. Tracy with Mrs.
Minnie Russell and Mrs. Ethel Dean
assisting in entertaining: Christmas
meeting, Dec. 20; annual Gentlemen's
| night and Hawaiian festival. Jan. ~:
Valentine social, Feb. IA; March Hare
party and Parish night. March IA;
Variety social, April II; 10th ami
versary meeting with banquet. May 16.
The regular meetings come Jan. 3.
Jan. 81, Feb. IS, March IS, April 25,
May 8. May %. June 6, final bust
ness meeting, while the usual summer
picnics will be announced. The Bible
class meets each Sunday at noon; the
executive committee the first We'd
nesday of every month: the Secret
Service Circle the last Sunday of
, Vry month: and committee meetings
on the class of the chairmen. The Off
GERS of the First Philathea are: Presi-
dent. Mrs. Bertha Thompson Hall:
Vice Pres, Mrs. Lottie Griffin; Sec,
Mrs. Florence Dugas;' Asst. Sec, Mrs.
Ethel Dean; Treas. Mrs. Winifred
Goodwin reporter, Miss Florence
Withee; teacher Mrs. Carrie Steward:
assistant teacher. Mrs. Fannie F'letch-
er; chairman social committee, Mrs.
Eta S. Bradley: chairman volunteer
committee, Mrs. Helen knight; chair
man missionary committee, for south
side, Mrs. jeanette Thomson: chair
man missionary committee for north
side. Mrs. Grace Stevens.
Sherman Shumway of the Senior
class of Bowdoin arrived home We'd
nesday night to pass the Thanksgiving
recess with his aunt, Mrs. Matte Good
win.
giving with Miss Vera McCoombs in
Marlboro, Mass.
The 18th annual meeting and cleo
ton of officers of the Somerset Coun-
ty Veterans Association and Ladies'
Auxiliary will be held in K. of F. hall,
Madison. Thursday, Dec. Z. Opening
morning session will be at 10 o'clock,
with the usual business. The Ladies'
G. A. r. Circle will serve dinner at
noon. In the afternoon there will be
the usual entertainment. Col. E. E.
Gould. who has served the association
for 10 years. will not be a candidate
TOR Reelection.
Principal r.. w. Leighton Of the
Skowhegan High school is making ar
rangements for a series of high class
entertainments to be given under the
auspices of the local High school this
winter, as was done last year with the
cooperation of the townspeople, who
guaranteed its success by buying
course tickets. This series will prob
ably have one entertainment furnished
by Mr.. and Mrs. Phidelah Rice of the
Leland Powers school, one by the
Thomas Dramatic Club and the others
perhaps by an orchestra, a magician
and by the Bowdoin or some other
college glee club.
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