Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-24

can E;ld CroA$, nas made mo ship
.2"H.a within q fea days. These snip
Inents contain articles which are bc
in@ maj ~ complete t..a allotment
fou the months 81 December. jar
4a5y and February. Following :
li,t u Ii. articles shipped: = Italian
co.nfor. kit. Il surg!ca! shirts. ~
BOYS unde->h:rLs. - checlises. -r
aprons. IL pairs d socks. 10 bo:s'
outside shirts. 1 comfort pillows, :
uab:'s boinets. 3 pairs wlisters. is
lars ;nl.;ccs. 81 sweaters, ) girls
d..sscS. : n.uf,ers. 5 Coavaicscent
gowns. - holsa gowns, % pinafores,
helmet. - morning Jackets, . puts
sId Dcig.an saaris.
An ente-ta arlent and dance was
clveu IN G;aucc hall. Irida" evc-
Mig ..r honor 10 the QeDt committee
o. he Grange. who have 50 ably lul-
nii.d thei. d.tE' IN D@y.ng Up tae
Grange debt.
IT, evening was opened VIII
SUPP. WIN ;.boIt go present. The
supper consisted % cold meats. es-
caNc-cd I1tacocs, salads. pastry and
coffee. After this they adjourned .
the ,snper hall. wic:r a literary and
,nu>ica, program was carried out -
follows: SIncing IT. ;ic Grange
choir: Moonlight duct. NJ ard Mrs
..in.vt Watson; History ~ Grange.
: =. Emerson: "ChroH:c'fs IF How
The Corn.al'-an I'aid -" Deh,. Miss
Doryjhv Elliott: due. "tiorisa-e tho
Farm Il. =. Parker and Mrs. g. d.
i,!i,cr n this time in tic program,
Nj ard HIrs. Abel Patton, the only
two charter members present, burned
ihn mortgage deed and notes. TINS &c
ing con. with appropriate remarks.
\ Gt.>t. we VIII Nrvey Mortgage
Grange HILL" Nj Parker and Ms.
Miller: comic song. "McSo7icE S
Twins" Mrs. Mamie Watson. assist
cd bs: (. chorus; violin 500, Royce
Tuscan. accc Impaired ~ M's. IuS-
car. Tire evenings program closes
with the singing q .Amcrica by tn
asse.nhi,-. Ate the floor had been
cleared. dancing was enjoyed until
late hour. with music hy MantoT's
orchestra.
\ special communication of som
ersct Lodge. %o. -. /. end \. N,
Will ID held a. Masonic hall this eve
nin- 4 80. There viii le WORK IN
tho Fellow craft degree.
Mrs. Clara Hayden Grassland Of
Dexter. felI secretary war savings
division. trcasIrT department, was IN
Skowhegan Friday and Saturday on
business connected with her work
and secured Mrs Vivian G. Wood
bur: as local chairman and Miss
Dorothy Elliott as vice chairman.
A very interesting game Of basket
ball was PLAYED Friday evening in
Engine hall between the Farmngton
High school and SnowheSan High,
with the score OF ! to Is. The line
w for the local team vas the same
as in former games with the eZCeT-
ton Of one guard. a position played
iv Juliet Carriveau instead OF Le-
VIVA Murray The Pennington
girls were accompanied by Mr.. Shy
bols. their teacher of science,
uho is the coach OF the team. Mr.
Shybois acted as referee for the first
two periods and Miss Margaret
Chase, the coach for Skowhegan
High. tor the last period. Adolpf Gill
blair vas score keeper and Frank
Madden. time keeper.
There was also a game Friday eve
ming between the second team al
the Freshman team, resulting in
score Of s to in favor Of the sec
ond team. The following is the line
lp: Second team. forwards, Buteau
and Bracket: jumping center. Elsie
Eayner: side center, Celia Lessard;
guards. Patten and Thompson.
Freshman. forwards. Turner and
Dumont: jumping center. Virginia
Ames: side center. Margaret Lessor:
guards. Lois Patten and keene. There
was an especially good audience at
these games and also at the social
in G. A. X. hall, which followed the
game.
A missionary meeting under the aus
pices OF an auxiliary Of the Congrega-
tional church met with Mrs. S. NJ.
Cover Saturday afternoon Mrs. Mary
Marsh addressed the company and gave
a very interesting and helpful talk on
the work in the Orient and also OK
p!ained something of the Bolshevik ele-
ment in Russia. The ladies sewed for
the missionary barrels which they send
each fall. The next meeting will be
held on the fourth Friday in March
with Mrs. D. II Bartlett
The Junior Philathea class of the
Bethany Baptist church enjoyed class
supper at Bethany church Saturday
evening. There wore Ic ,aiies present
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Bartlett Of La.