Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-29

tRe musical COmedE 'OOIIeSe CnUms.
This will te held Thursday night. Nov.
Is. and Herbert Light, a member of
last seasons stock company at Lake.
wood. will play the leading role. The
cast will require about IS men and wom-
en-, and while not many members of the
post VIII appear in the various roles. il
will be homo talent affair with the ex-
ception of Mr.. Light. This play will
be directed by William Mallette. men,
service man in France. The ccmmi.te.
Of arrangements is composed by DR.. NJ
NJ. Fowler. L. S. Moore. Harry Dysart.
William Goff and Daniel Steward Ar
rangements are also being perfected
fer public dance to be given Armistics
night, Nov. II, with the following COM
mittee in charge: Capt. John W. Healy.
II. C. Woodbury.. Phillip Burrill and
DR.. A. E. Rodden.
The post will soon endeavor to get
established in permanent headquarters
for future meeting places and r. b
Pooler. William Goullette and Nelson
Washburn were appointed as a COM
mittee to mabe investigations and re-
port. A smoke-talk Is also being plan
ned for the near future. Two officer.
were elected before adjournment, Har-
~ Dysart. war risk insurance officer:
and Roy B. Poo,er. post employment
officer.
Mrs Frank Mitchell has been called
to Lewiston by the serious illness Of
her sister
Mrs. Gustav Steward Of Virginia. Mrs
of North Arson were recent guests Of
Mrs. NJ. A. Eames Of Leavitt street, for.
merly OF. North Arson.
A very pleasant meeting Of Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter Daughters Of
the American Revolution was held
Monday afternoon at the home of the
regent, Mrs. Edith s. Philbrick.
About 80 ladies attended. The ses-
sion was opened by repeating the
Lords Prayer followed BY a salute of
the flag. The secretary's report was
'read and the regent announced the
appointments Of Miss Mabel Pooler.
as a member Of the patriotic Educa-
ton committee on the State board
from the Eunice Farnsworth CHAPTER
and of Miss Gertrude S. Weston as
a member Of the Conservation and
Preservation Of Historic Places from
the chapter. A report Of the meeting
of the State Advisory board held al
Waterville Sept. goth, was given BY
the regent and Gleanings Of Our Fla;
was read by Mrs. Fanny ]. Cabot.
An article on Flag Legislation Here
and Abroad was read by DR.. Julia
May kincaid. The Religious Side Of
Navy Life was considered in an ar
ticle read by Mrs. Elizabeth Powers
Merrill. At the close of the meet
ing. refreshments were served from
the dining room, the hostess b.ing
assisted in the entertainment of the
chapter by Mrs. Florence Currier. A
number Of guests were present in
Guiding Miss Molly James of Han
over, n. H.. and Mrs. Lima McKen-
ney Of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Barker of
have moved to town TAX
Ing place on Mt. Pleasant avenue. !
DR.. r. A. Derbyshire of Madison !
who recently sold out his dental
business in that town, is in town for |
a few days at the office Of DR.. c. r. |
Viles. DR.. Viles and wife are at Jim |
Pond camps for . few days outing. |
DR.. Derbyshire is considering a pos.
sible location in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morton IT
oquossoc have returned home after |
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. 8. |
Hopkins. While here Mr.. and Mrs. !
Hopkins and their guests were up
liver on . hunting trip. During M. /
Hopkins absence in Washinxton. L..