Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-18
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Cascade Grange Observes
Observes Young Peoples
Night-Local Items
II tho regular meeting Of Cascade
Grange, which was held Saturday
evening in Grange hall, Young Peo-
pics night was observed. about 100
being present. The officers chairs
were filled by the young people.
Master. Alton Kerr; overseer Eugene
Wort: lecturer. Gladys Hersom.
steward, Alvah Kerr; assistant stew
ard, Lewis Bickfo-d: chaplain. Edna
Kerr: treasurer. Sadie Watson; sec
rotary. Arleen Sullivan: gatekeeper.
Harry Foote: Ceres. Sadie Brown;
Pomona, Alice Rhinestone: Flora.
Marion Mithee: lady assistant stew
ard. Helen Blaisdell. At the close
Of the business meeting the follow
iEg program was presented: Song.
by the Grange; recitation. Helen
Blaisdell; reading. Gala DUDLEY:
reading. Laura Oliver; reading. Pheo-
be Brown: song, by the quartet: rec
itation. with encore. Arleen Sullivan.
reading, Clarence Oliver: reading.
Alice Rhinestone: recitation. Mildred
Perkins: song by the Grange. Al
the regular meeting next Saturday
evening the first and second degrees
will be conferred on candidates.
Salmon Lake Grange is invite 10
meet with Cascade Grange at an =
day meeting March is. They y
neip furnish the entertainment.
Mrs Ransom Eldridge OF CLINTON
is the CUES, OF her granddaughter,
Mrs. Harold Libby.
Robert Scott. superintendent OF
the Cascade Wooden Mil. has re-
turned from a week end visi, with
his brother. William Scott OF Mad
ison.
Mrs. Julia Tuck OF Bingham is
visiting relatives in town for few
days.
Mrs. Sarcie Warren and Mrs. Rose
Baker have returned from weeks
visit with friends and relatives in
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith left OF
N. 1Gay E Portland. where they will
mike their home in the future.
Ms Andrew Knox returned Mon
day to Bingham. where Mr.. Knox is
employed after passing the week
end q, her home in town.
Mrs Scott Jones Of Mort. Arson
is the CUES, Of her daughter Ms
Daniel Marshall
Russell HalIett returned Sunday
from visit with his aunt. Mrs.
Joseph Lever Of Haliowell.
Miss Helen Oliver has returned
from a weeks visit with friends in
Boston and vicinity.
Edmund Leahy. who has been Wis
itng his mother. Mrs. Fred Thibo-
deau. has returned to school at
kents Hill.
Walter Parent returned Monday 20
Pennington. where he Is employed.
after passing tire weekend AZ lis
home in town.
Mrs. Carl Wl,llerell has gone ~
Portland where she alli visit her
cousin. Mrs. W. r. Houston. for Il
few days
Mrs Edith Trask has resumed her
duties in the spool room of the Cas-
cade Wcolen Mill. after being con-
fined TO her home several weeks by
illness.
Maurice Wentworth and Robert
Currier have Returned from week
end visit with. friends and relatives
in Lewiston and Sebattus.
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a weekend guest Of relatives in town.
Henry Pooler. who has beer con
fined to his home with tonsiiitis and
an abeess in the throat. has recov-
cred and resumed his work in the
Waterville car shops.
Eugene Hartman has returned 20
Pennington where he is employed.
after passing the weekend az his
home in town.
Charles Stewart of MelroSe. Mass.
was a weekend guest Of DR.. and Mrs.
V. c. Totman.
The Maine Writer'S Research Club.
Of which Mrs. Virgil c. Totman is d
member. will hold its next meeting
on Wednesday. February 10. at the
Hallowell' House. Iialioweli,
Evan Martin has returned to his
home in ST. Adams after visiting
his cousin, Alton Bragg, for q few
days.
At the meeting Of the Tuesday Ciut
this evening in Memorial hall guests
night will be observed. Each member
has the privilege OF inviting TWO guests.
A musical program has been arranged
and light refreshments will be served.
Sergeant Daniel Tozier has receive1
his discharge from the army and is a;
the home OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Tozier. Sergeant Tozier enlist.
ed in November. 1917. and saw nine
months Of active service at the front.
Frank Dollon passed the week end
with his family in town.
Mrs. Thomas Bates of OAK stree.
who underwent critical operation :,
is much improved.
Members OF the Red Cross and the
Ladies Aid Of the Methodist church
will hold an all-day meeting Wednes-
day at the Red Cross rooms.
Mrs. Lydia Savage is quite ill a:
the home of her son. Alden Savage.
Her daughter. Mrs. Carrie cannon OF
Lewiston, is caring for her.
Alden. Savage and Arthur Decker
are cutting lumber on the Dean E.
Wheeler lot. to be used in building a
garage at Mr.. Wheeler's residence.
Miss Alice Otis. who has been con-
fined 10 her home by an attack OF
influenza is able to he ont apoip