Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-03-30
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c. Clarke of Kents Hill will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday morning,
March 3l.-The sacrament of the Lord S
supper will be administered at the
morning service. An Easter concert
will be given Sunday evening at the
church by the members of the Sunday
school. The music will be under the
direction of Mrs. c. L. Banghart and
daughter. Miss Ruth Banghart, Mrs.
W. +: Reynolds. Mrs. c. B. Boyd and
Mrs. ii. II. Cochrane will have charge
OF the recitations and exercises.
Miss Dora Harrington, who has been
teaching IN Rockland for the past year.
Is at home for two weeks vacation.
MISS olive Ham and Miss Mae Hughes
went to Lewiston Thursday to be the
Easter guests of Miss Nellie Given and
other friends.
Mrs. Nathaniel Gould returned this
week to her home in North Leeds. after
passing a month at the home of her
daughter. Mrs: Willard Day.
MRS. Elizabeth Bragdon and son Car
roll went to Bar Mills Thursday TO at
tehd the funeral OF Mrs. Bra edon,s
brother, Harry Totman. on Frid3y
MRS. bragdon passed Sunday in Port
land, the guest Of her son Morris. and
wife
Allen X. Rlaisdell has gone to East
denmark, his former home, for a few
weeks visit.
AT the regular meeting OF the wom-
ans Relief Corps Wednesday a.+.r,,
: snort program was enjoyed. Singing
5Oy the Corps. Star Spangled Banner:
xRcal solo. Mrs. Ethel Richardson,
reading, Mrs. Hattie Andrews: question
What Can We DO to Make Our Meet
ings More Interesting. discussed bv
the members present: remarks by Mr..
Lila NJ. Flanders. past president of.
kent's Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. PeasIev and LITTLE
son charles have gone to Lewiston to
pass the Easter vacation with Mr..
Peasley'k mother.
a. ~. Ciough and Mr. Peters attended
the Republican State Convention thi,
week.
Monmouth Grange held its repul,r
meeting Wednesday evening with a
good attendance. following the bust
ness session, the lecturer presented the
following program Reading. Mrs
Ethel Hlaisdell: current events. Mrs
Ruth RQtt1s: humorous reading. Helen
sheparas %teading, Y. G. Clough; fay-
orite Yectnda, Mrs. Annie Jersey. Mrs
Ether Baisdell. G. l.. Banghart: ones.
tion,- Did four Ancestors a Century
Ago Enjoy More Genuine Comfort tina,
we DO Nov .disc ussed by Mrs. Eliza
beth Woodbury., Mrs. Hattie Andrew,
A. j. Long, Mrs. Alice Long. lecturer
The next meeting. April 3, wiz be da:.
Meeting.
Al. y. Chick. Harry Cochrane, Fl. y
Merrill and f. e. Walker attended the
Republican State convention as dele
gates in Portland Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Cochrane is passing a few
uays In Augusta. the guest OF her sister
Mrs. William Edwards. Jr.
Nj. and Mrs. Carleton Blake returned
Wadhesday from six weeks STAY in
Eaten.
Mtb. Bertha Prescott has returned
from Winthrop where she has been the
guest of her sister Mrs A. 8. Perry. for
few days. s.'A.
sCumston Library. will be open
Wednesday aftern61s. from Q to. 81
o'clock beginning March 81. and SAT-
lirday afternoons as tisuals
The spring term OF the town schools
opened Monday with two exceptions.
The Center Grammar and South Non
mouth schools will not open until
April as the Superintendent Of
schools. A. J. Chick. has been unable
to procure teachers. but few charges
have been made in the corps Of teacn
ers. Center intermediate. Miss Mar
garet c. Mcdonald: Primary. Miss