Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-02-01
PITTSF|ELD
East Somerset Pomona and St.
Adams Oranges to Hold Joint
Session-St. Adams Man I'M
der Observation as to Sanity
Milk Producers Elect Off
GERS

meeting of the East Somerset Pomo
ma Grange will be held with St. Adams
Grange Wednesday, Feb 7. The address
of welcome will be given by Samuel f.
Fellows and the response by j. b. La
bree; paper, Mrs. Jennie Tracey; decla-
nation, p. w. Libby; vocal solo, Mrs
Hattie Wilbur; paper. Mrs. Annie l.. Vim
ing; Grafton, W. 0. Hilton; question, is
the Farmer Occupying the Place in Pub
lie Life of Our Community That He
Should? If Not, Why" opened by Frank
l.. Nining, G. l.. Jones G. n. Crawford,
Orville McPheters. w. Fl. Farrar and 9TH
ers; recitation, Mrs. Hattie Emerson; es-
say, Mrs. Alfred Hilton; reading, Mrs.
Rose Robertson; song Grange choir A
good speaker will be present and give an
address.
Prof. Austin Mccormick of Bowdoin
College spoke before the NJ. c. ]. boys
who are intending to enter college life
Wednesday afternoon. In the evening at
Powers hall Prof. Mccormick gave pub
lie lecture on prison Reform" While
in town he was entertained by the facul-
ty at NJ. c. I. dor1nitory.
Charles H. Bailey, Jr., of ST. Adams,
who has appeared for several days to be
mentally unbalanced, was brought to
this village Wednesday and placed In the
lookup He was accompanied by S. b.
NIillett of st. Adams. Word was sent
to his father Charles II. Bailey, Sr, OF
St. Adams, who arrived later in the
day. and after a consultation of doctors
some action will be taken. The unfort-
innate young man is 26 years old, married
and has two children.
Over 50 local business and professional
men will enjoy a banquet Thursday eve
ming at O'clock at the Lancey House,
when one Of Landlord McNabb's excellent
menus will be served.
A meeting was held in Grange hall
Wednesday forenoon at 10 o'clock when
the Pittsfield local of the New England
Milk Producers Association was organ
lied by Mr.. Morchup of Vermont with
membership of 49, The officers were
elected as follows: President, J. f. Nc
Michael: secretary and treasurer, w. NJ.
Osborn: extra delegate, 3. ]. Slipp, who
with the president, j. f. McMichael who
is delegate for the first p members. will
go to Skowhegan next Saturday to at
tend a county meeting.
THE Prisoner of Andersonville' will
be presented in Grange hall Thursday
evening for the benefit of Pittsfeld
Grange.
dexter Getchell has returned from
Hartland, where he cut and stored 800
tons of ice for the d. Whiting Son
CO. to be used for their Hartland cream
cry.
The Sorosis Society at NJ. c. I. will
observe Guest night Thursday evening,
Feb. /, by entertaining friends outside the
society. 4 program will be given.
The Junior social will be given In Pow
ers hall, NJ. c. l., Friday evening, when
the farce Engaged for wednesday Will
be given by members Of the junior class.
Members Of the Universalist Ladies'
Aid Society will conduct food sale
Friday afternoon at the T. G. Lancey
hardware store.
Friends will be pleased to learn that
the condition Of Mrs. Lancev q. MILL
ken of this town, who has been critically
i'll at hospital in Waterville, is much
improved.
Morrill, Burse, student at Brown Uni
versitv. arrived home Wednesday for
few days visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. IT. Burse.
Mrs. s. r. Haines Of Brookline, Mass,
Who is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. B..
McGilverv. passed Wednesday in Hart
land with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haines