Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-14
NORTH ANSON

There was . good attendance at tia
Sophomore entertainment in Carrabas-
set hall last Friday night and the per-
Torrance was very pleasing 20 thoss
present. 1t was a historical pageant
representative of The Making OF
America The accompanies Of the eve
ming was Edna Kelley. MonGay evening
they went TO Scion 10 repeat the enter
taiument accompanied by Prln. Wi.
liams.
Charles Paire has been moving his
family 20 town after having been n ne
Aason Valley
II is Ter7o-' ed hat Mrs Emma Went
worth. who sod her arm last tau -
Harry REYNOLDS Of Madison mas pur-
chased he a. Eodgkins place. Arthur
z. Friend has sold 20 Wallace Eme-7-
Of This place The George g. Spencer
arm winch les outA Of The -oai lead
.ng from Holland Waite Hill TO the Ford
place, A ten acre 4eld IS reserved from
the 1eld n the conveyance
The annual meeting Of ne Ruth Head
Crag n Chapter, D. a. r.. was aeld On
FRIDAY IL the ho-na of Mrs Nellie Wing.
Mrs. Jennie Bailey retired from off e
Of regent ana Mrs. Ellen Kauwlton wa
elected TO succeed ter Other officers
elected were: Vice regent Mrs Ethel
Norton: treasurer. Mrs. Eve Robinson
secretary, Mrs. Lettuce A. Bradbury
historian. NJ SIS Pauline Simmons: regts-
tTar, Mrs. Geneva Hilton. Refres n.
Enents were served during the alter
noon. There viii ne another meeting n
June
Anst'n Academy has Joined Scion
Eish, Somerset Academy At Athens and
Bingham High school for an Athletic
luterschoiast.c League whrh has been
organized for Northern Somerset
county.
The Methodist Episcopal church and
vestry We're full at he Cnlun Welcome
Home service conducted nv The TWO
chur hes Sunday morning asst. Rev. =.
". he 4 son. pastor of that church de-
livered sermon n which important
points Considered were the spast. pres
snt, future. mother and associates.
T!.ere was spec,al music by chorus OF
singers and The church vas beautifully
decorated with Tags large and small
under The direction of Lowell Bailey
and Walter Wade The soldiers were
rot all N Uniform 4 IS believed. ana ~
seats were reserved for them. so ne
sold:ers mingled with me civilians N
the evening 10th parishes met with the
congregational church. The Boy and
His Possibilities. WIS the subject and
Rev 2. - Bake delivered The address.
This Thursday evening Will occur the
general receipt on for The returned SOL
d ers. There will be a service Gag and
Old Glory VIII De raised N front Of
Car-ahasset hall al S Q clock and the
Salvation Army l3ssies from Portland
will s, Elk. The Somerset Academy or
chest-a viii furnish music during ne
evening. All uniformed soldiers are
urged 10 come. The congregational and
Methodist churches unite II this OBJ
se-vance.
Gentlemen night was observed ~last
Thursday evening by the Woman As
soci:, ton OF the Congregational church
at tho home Of M ana Mrs. George =
E+cvey. A delicious supper was sarvea
and a genial social time was en5oyed
by the Indies and gentlemen.
TIE ladies Of the Capt. { T. Eufchins
Circle. c. A R held pleasant meet
ing Saturday afternoon IN observance
Of Mothers day. Refreshments were
re-~ed.
Theodore O'Reillv has returned from
Winter Harhor where he was located
during the winter