Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

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era1ron was passed E, Library par
lcrs. when a musical program was
presented under the auspices OF tie
"olnan's Club. The president pre-
sided over tie meeting ard in the
absence q the secretary. Mrs. Mer-
tie Lamb acted in that capacity.
The club vcred to indorse the move
,!s.l a Department Ct Education.
with its secretary in the presidents
cabinet, thus placing education On
a. equality with other interests Of
The government. Mrs. Lois PatteE
and Mrs. Clara Young were ap-
pointed a committee to meet with
representatives from So!osis and
Town Improvement to consider local
hygiene conditions. TIE president
appointed as a committee, Mrs.
Grace Cover, Mrs. Ellen Sawyer and
Miss Sarah Anderson. The subject
II the afternoons program vas
Polish Music, and as Mrs. Patten.
v:.o was to have given the paper.
was unable to be present. Mrs. May
Marsh Of Providence. who is visit
ing in town, gave a fine talk ca
Poland and her liberty loving CIT:
liens A piano solo. In Poland
was given by Miss Dorothy Nye.
she also gave a brief sketch Of the
COMPOSER. MoszkoT6ki. She played
for an encore. a \ parish Dance.
Mrs. Eta Bradley. accompanied oy
Mrs. Mary Marston. sang POLISH
songs A sketch Of the life OF
Schar!venka was given by Cn'is.ine
Pooler, and one OF his duets was
given b.: the Misses Christine Pooier
and Ruth Viles. These young ladles
RESPONDED to an encore. An inter-
escirg paper or the life OF Chopin;
written BY Mrs. Dora Nye was reao
by Mrs Mabel Judkins. MS Nye
PLAYED two Of his compositions,
Taise Brilliant in Minor ana
Waltz in C fat. A selection by Lila
Flanders was followed by paper
On Paderewski by Mrs. Nye ano
his style Of music was illustrator
BY Miss Ella Flanders who played
anl Eoc,urne, composition OF
Leschetizny. a teacher OF Paoeee".
SKI. Mrs Mary Marston completed
the afternoons program win
Mlnuct in G. by a French composer.
hi, characteristic Of the Polish
dance. The POSSESSES were MIS-
ada Dascombe and Mrs. Nav
Ra,,ev. The next meeting Viii GO
held March 70 wien the other CLUBS
will pc tie guests Of the Woman
Club.
Julian Goodrich. WHO has beer
nome :or several weeks from hlS
studies a. Hebron because OF M
jurics received While taking atnieti'
training, - SO far recovered as (" oe
able 70 attend the freak meet al
Brunswick yesterday. from tHere
he will go TO Hebron. where ne VIII
resume his studies.
A sale Of food. candy ard aprons
vii, ha held in the store formerly
e.cun,ed by T.. &. Carter on Satuf-
day afternoon under the auspices "t
tho social committee Of tic iirsl
Baptist church. The food taoie via
be in charge Of Mrs. Cnarles wear
Mrs. Minnie Russell and MIS- per
tba Hall. The apron booth VIII oe
under tie supervision Of Mrs. loa
smith and Mrs. George thomson
ard the candy table will be super
Used hv Mrs. Ethel Dean ana MIS-,
GRACE stevens. The sale will open
- } o'clock and the proceeds VIII De
iced for the benefit Of the FIRST
Baptist church.
Next Wednesday evening cara
basset Lodge. I. Q. Q. T. VIII o.
serve Lalies' Night, each mem'e5
having TIE privilege OF inviting Oh
RI. regular business meeting VIII
he held at ..3o and the program "',i
heei, at o'clock. Miss Pauilne oan
viii be the principal entertainer u
The evening. A good musical program
is heins arranged. Among the num-
hers will be vocal selections by MISS
Eve,vn Flanders Of Madison. piano
selections by John Oddly and corne'
selections by Kenneth Copp. MIS-
Mary Marston will be the accom-
PIANIST.
Clifford E. McGlauhin Of Portland.
who was called to Skowhegan to at
tend a meeting of the trustees OF the
reformatory and was taken Ill WINE
here. has SO far recovered as TO De
able to return to his home. Father
Cleary Of Lewiston, whose term OF
Office on this board expired "ednes-
day, has been reappointed to NIL that
position.
William Golf, who entered govern
men. service with Co. E, has re-
turned to Skowhegan. Mr.. Golf is at