Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-14

NIaruuriat services for the late MIS-. Al
media W. tPane, Cutts, widow OF VIII
1iar Cults, were helG from the Metho-
ais, church last Thursday afternoon
pev Mr.. Johnson of West Farminston'
a former resident OF this place officiat-
ing assisted by Rev. Z. W. kennlston'
nastor of the local Methodist church'
Representatives of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution were present Mrs'
Cults having been councillor OF lha'
body at the time of her demise ana the
d. A. r. flag was at half mast opposite
the church. Or. William B. Cults OF
Providence, r. l.. son of the deceased
who was present at the funeral. has en-
listed in medical service for his coun-
try, while Prof. Oliver Cults, the other
surviving son also came from Lafay-
ette, Ind, to be present at the obse-
ques. The remains were inferred in the
family { at Sunset cemetery.
Fred Polk has moved into the house
recently vacated by Byron Cryrble'
family on Lower Madison St.
Red Cross Session.
The North Arson branch of the Amer
lean Red ross will meet this Tuesday
afternoon IN Fraternity hall to sew, aS
this building is to be the future head
quarters ci the auxiliary rather thar
the sewing room at the academy build
ing. A home service department has
been created il connection with the 10
cal branch with Carl Wing and Lee
Caswell as general committee. Worl
will probably be begun upon surgica
dressings during the present week
Mrs. Avis is reported as having beer
very i'll during the past week with neu
rtis.
The entertainment given by the pupil:
of the lower grades of the Mark Emer!
school last Thursday evening proved t'
be very interesting. fiecitations ant
music were given by the children while
a dialogue aptly representing the valu'
of the use Of potatoes under present day
conditions was given by Erlon Bale!
and Walter Coburn. The affair wa
held in the school building.
lii recognition of Mothers day. Rev
+. ". Kennison delivered an interesting
discourse Sunday morning at tie Meth
olist church, his subject heing You
Mother" There was special music b,
tie church choir. In the evening "Ai
Ideal Mother was the topic of Pasto
kennison's sermon.
Royal Neighbors Meet.
There will be a regular meeting of III
Royal Neighbors of America, an auHil
iary OF the Modern Woodmen Of Ameri
ca Friday evening, This order has late
ly been organized here and the follow
ing are the officers who are to serve 70
the remainder of the present wear: Ora
Gle, Marcia McLaughlin; vice oracle
Leila Reed; chancellor, Susie Webster
recorder, Charlotte Bulger; marshall
Ina Rolfe; receiver, Grace Clark; insid
sentinel, Elsie Bickford; outside senti
mel. Nerna Bulger, past oracle, Flor
ence Buxton. The installation tool
place on ~ l with Mrs. Minnie Glenn
ent of Auburn, assisted by a group 0
ladies from Madison Camp as installing
officers.
hIS. \ uTltlt w I!lnty anu udtSHlt
have been passing a few days visiting
in Bangor.
! George Bickford has moved his hous
which was located near the back Of th
cemetery to School St
! The Red Cross BAN in Carabasset
/ hall was one Of the happiest ard mos
genial social events held here durin,
the spring and winter. The ball room
was charmngly decorated in the Ma
tional colors with a big red cross hun;
over the entrance. Much credit is dI
Mrs. Elmer w. Sawyer and Mrs Law
renee Beale for the successful outcom
Of their well laid plans as they wer
largely responsible for 50 pleasant al
occurrence for such Il worthy cause. a
! intermission sandwiches. cake and cot
fee were Gerved. Excellent music WI
furnished by Nuttinss orchestra 0
Skowhegan. About $50 wa; cleared
D. A. RS Make Merry.
| The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank II
! Holley was the scene OF an enjoyahl
gathering OF some over a people on F'ri
/ udy evening NHtll lle l'duSulcIS OL
! American Revolution served a ili@ni
! supper there their husbands being Spe
ial guests. In the afternoon the ,adie
! had met with Mrs. Holly for their an
nual business meeting. During this scS
! sion the reports Of the officers for III
past year We're listened 10, these arti
cles indicating that the Daughters ha
done their share OF work for Red eros
and war relief The following officer
were elected for the year ensuing: Re
gent, Mrs. Jennie Bailey; vice regent
! Mrs. Ellen knowlton; treasurer, Mrs
Emma Counce; registrar, Mrs. Genev,
f, Hilton; secretary. Mrs Elizabeth Holly
| historian. Mrs. Harriet Barnahy. TheS
, officers were all reelected while Mr.
Elizabeth Emery was elected councilio
! in place of Mrs. Almeda W. Cults. VIII
has passed away. The gentlemen cam
in time for supper and both Mr. an
Mrs. Holy were most attentive in ex
tending the hospitality Of their homa
| The interior arrangements We're mad
charming by flag adornments. Th
next meeting of the chapter Will be r...,
| in one month.
JACkMAN
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