Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-10
PITTSFIELD

Friends will be interested to learn
Of the marriage of Miss Thelma Ger
trude Worthen. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. J. worthen Of st. Adams, to
George ". Mills. which took place
Saturday. June Z, at st. Adams.
Miss Worthen is we'll known here,
having graduated from Maine Cen
trail Institute and having made fire.
quent visits here since her gradu-
alton.
Burke L. Fitzgerald was business
caller Fairfield Monday.
Corp. Pierino Cianchette. who en-
listed in the L. S. army in November.
1917, has arrived home after con-
siderable period Of overseas service.
He enlisted in the aviation section
and was assigned to the 64sth Aero
Squadron, where he was soon pro-
NOTED to the rank Of corporal. Mr..
Cianchette's many friends are very
glad to welcome him home again.
Bert Varney. who works in the card
room Of the Pioneer mill OF the
American Wooden Co, has the mis-
fortune to get his right hand caught
in one of the cards about which he
was working Saturday forenoon and
the little finger was injured SO bad
lv that i. was found necessary to
amputate it.
The Senior class Of Maine Central
Institute went to Windemere, on the
shores OF Unity pond, Monday,
where they enjoyed their annual out
ing and class ride.
Miss Pearl Harris went to Castine
Monday for the summer.
'- Invitations have been received by
Pitsiield Masons to attend the 5Cth
anniversary of Sebasticook Lodge,
No. IA. F. and A. NJ, of Clinton.
which will be observed on Thursday.
June 10. The exercises will consist OF
a parade. which will occur at p. NJ.
and at p. NJ. an address on Mason
ry will be delivered. At 6 p. NJ.
banquet will he served and at F.
NJ the NJ. NJ. degree will be conferred
on candidates. Many Masons here
have enjoNed the hospitality Of Sc
basticook lodge on former occasions
and will Re pleased to pay another
fraternal visit to the Clinton lodwe.
Ivan Whitman is back on the
American Express Cos. team after
months absence, made necessary be-
cause of an injury to one Of his feet.
caused by dropping a heavy wheel
on it while unloading it from the car
to truck.
@. S. Haskell Camp. s. Of v. on
Tuesday evening. when the degrees
will he conferred on candidates.
Pittsfeld Grange has a new degree
team which people who saw them
do the work last Saturday night say
is just about the best degree team
that has been seen doing the work
hereabouts. The third and fourth
degrees We're conferred and the work
was spIendidly and smoothly done By
the newly organized team. This new
team has been efficiently drilled by
Elmer Frost and the creditable ap-
I earance and enthusiastic applause
they called forth from the members
present certainly speaks well for Mr..
Frost's ability in this line of work.
After the close of the work Mrs. Ada
Davidson. in behalf OF the members
CT tHb utSTSS StdH, CScHlCO Ill
Frost with Il Knights Of Pythias en-
blem watch charm as token of
their appreciation of his untiring eff
forts in conducting the drills. This
rev degree team is composed of the
following members: Mrs. Angie Col!
lamore, master: Mrs. Edith Whit
man, overseer: Mrs. Maria Gatchel!,
lecturer: Mrs. Margaret Nelson.
treasurer: Miss Eva Allen. secretary;
Mrs, Edith Vining steward: Miss
Mildred Bragdon, assistant steward;
Mrs Hattie I.arrabee, Ceres: Mrs.
Jennie Nelson. Pomona: Mrs. Ada
Davidson. Flora, of fourth degree;
Mrs. Jennie Chase. Flora, of third
degree: Mrs. Maude Hoxie. gate
keeper; Miss Mildred Noble. lady as
sistant steward: Mrs. Fannie Bra
ley. Mrs. Abbie Huff. Mrs. Ada Da-
wilson. executive committee, Miss
Ethel Collamere. pianist. The youns
ladies who take part in the tableaux
in connection with the drill are in
charge of Mis-. Helen Pooler and are
the Misses Vivian Whitman. Verna
and Glennis Humphrey. Eva Huff,
Alta Annis. Helen NJ. Pooler. Edna
Gould. Angie Pushor and Mildred
Cookson.
The pupils Of the public schools
will give a musical exhibition at
Union hall Tuesday evening under
the direction OF Howard 7. Pierce.
the teacher of music in the public
schools and at Maine Central In
stitute Admission is free and all
are invited
f. P. Bottomley, chairman of the
finance committee of the Community
House drive. which was scheduled
to begin Monday of this week. an
nounces that it has been decided best
for several reasons to postpone the
same until fall
Mr.. and Mrs Earl McCausland. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Farnham and Mrs.
Lola Hurd went to Lewiston Sunday,
making the trip in the McCausland
car.