Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-28
LITCHFIELD


LITCHFIELD
COEEERS-MyStic ChaDter. q. r
s. held q special meeting Wednas
day afternoon. Jan. %. 70: the pur-
pose Of installing tie ufficers-elect
for the ensuing year, Past Matron
Nettil .tllaril. assisted by Mrs. Maria
Walker rs Grand Chaplain. and Mrs.
Pearl Higgins as grand marshal, :n-
stalled the following officers: w. NJ,
Mrs Anna Hcrvcy: ". T.. DIR. Ralph
Co.'s: assistant NJ. Mrs. Emma Goss;
secretary. Miss Rhona Maioon: tress-
urer. Orrin True: cDnductreSS. Mrs.
Alice Maxwell: assistant conductresS.
Mrs. Maggie Fish: chaplain. Mrs.
Maria Walker; organist. Mrs Ra-
clael Rathhun: Adam. Mrs. Angie
Pierce: Ruth. Mrs. Carrie Ricks:
Esther. Mrs. Sadie Danforth; Martha,
Miss Florence Libby: Electa, Mrs.
Roscoe Bosworth; warder. Mrs. Mary
Rcnsnr: sentinel. Henry Woodland.
Follow n. tho installation an enter
t@inIEcl1f consisting Of readings Ky
Alice Maxwell and solos ny Miss
Faron were given.
Funeral services for the late HnG-
san .Torcs were held a. his home Fri
Day evening. Rev. y. y. RuncamDer
Of Eowtoin college conducted the ser
zee.
Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter
Sara Of 3owdoin Were visitors sun
cay Al Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Ricker's
Private Onslow Campbell. who has
received his honorable discharge from
Camp DcvcnS. is passing Two weeks
with his parents. Mr.. anG Mrs F.. l..
Campbell.
Funera! services for Joseph Perry
were held at The Plains church Sun
day afternoon under the auspices of
Morning Star Lodge. F. AMI A. NJ.
which attended in body Rev. l..
Cronk!lite Of Lewiston conducted the
service. Among the out-of-town peo-
pie woh attended the funeral were
Perley Perry Of Worcester. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruker of Mon-
mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Goldsmith
Of West Gardiner. Mr. and Mira.
Frank Jack OF Bowdoinham and NJ.
and Mrs. Charles Higgins OF Auburn.
Mrs. A. S. Ashford was the week.
en- guest OF Miss Edith Prescott in
Auburn.
George Rogers and family of the
Mills were guests Sunday at the
home OF James Libby.
r. Perry OF Massachusetts, was q
Weekend guest at the home of Eu-
gene Campbell.
PLAlNS-Mystic Chapter, Q. +. s.,
No. 60. held its installation of Off
GERS Thursday. Jan. 80, and the fol-
lowing were installed into Office by
Past w. NJ. Nettie .Allard, assisted BY
Past W. NJ. Maria Walker as chap
lain and Past w. NJ. Pearlc Higgins
as marshal: ". NJ. Anna l.. Hervey:
w. p, Ralph w. Goss: 4. NJ, Emma
ID. Goss: secretary. Rhnna Il. Ma
loon; treasurer, Orrim \. True; con-
ductrcss. Alice r. Maxwell: assista mt
conductress. Margaret Z. FISH: Ada.
Angie Il. Pierce; Ruth, Carrie A.
Kicker Esther. Sadie r. Danforth.
Martha. Florence Libby: Electra.
Emma F. Bosworth; warder. Mary
T.. Benson; sentinel. Henry +. Wood
ard; chaplain. Maria r. Walker:
marshal. Eienora T. Adams: organist
Rachel Rathburn. During the install
'ation the following program con-
ssilng of instrumental music by
Marion Earle, vocal solos by. Mrs.
farroW Of Monmouth and readings
hT Alice Maxwell were enjoyed.
The funeral of the late J. J.. Per
rH, VINO died at the home rf G. NJ
Rogers. Pond Road, Friday was held
from the Plains church Sunday after
noon. Rev. G. l.. Cronkhite of1,ciated
ana thc Masons attended in q body,
with the usual Masonic service.
There We're many relatives and
friends present, and Abe floral offer
lngs were many and beautiful. H.
torment was at the Plains cemetery.
Vaughn Sylvester, who has received
his discharge from service at Camp
Rcvens, is stopping at his home
here
Daniel Webher recently enjoyed n
short visit from his son ROYAL Web.
Der. who has been in France and was
reported badly wounded and had not
been heard from since. Ii was hap.
Ply surprise to his friends here when
re came home on short furlouyh
from Camp Devens.