Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

Athens Grange. Horace Elliot; the
response by the worthy treasurer OF
the Pomona, S. H. Bradbury. Athens
Grange choir will furnish MUSIC
throughout the day. there VIII also
be readings and musical selections
by members Of Athens grange. Tne
first topic for discussion What Is the
strongest influence that keeps the
boys on the farm to be opened by J.
E. Chapman. L. L. Smith and 5. r.
Emerson. What remedies has the
grange to offer for the H. c. OF l..
Mrs. Eddie johnson will open this
to be followed by others. A paper
on Home Economics will be given oy
Miss Helen Jones. East Somerset Po-
mona is expected to be present to NIL
the chairs and help in the program
Meeting to be called to order at l0.oo
A. M. The degree is to be conferred
after the business meeting OF the
morning session.
On Thursday November the 18th.
the Simon Peters Post of the Ameri-
can Legion will present the musical
comedy college Chums." The boys
have engaged Herbert Light who for
the past two years has been the lead
ing man Of the Lakewood Stock Com
pany to play the leading part. Many
well known local people will appear
besides some of the boys who have
been across. The musical program Is
being arranged by Miss Geneva
Smith. Tickets are on sale at all the
stores and by any member Of the To-
cal Post. The boys will appreciate IL
large attendance as the production is
given to raise funds to secure lodge
rooms.
Mrs. Rosie Dearborn. an employee
Of the Maine Spinning Company was
before Judge Brazell of the Western
Municipal court here Monday after
noon charged with non-support. JOS
eph Giroux, complainant. Mrs. Dcar-
born showed that after supporting
herself and a younger child that only
small part Of her earnings was left
Agreement was reached to place the
younger child in some Catholic in
stitution. Mrs. Dearborn to take
upon herself the care Of the older
child. and the case was accordingly
continued for one month.
On Wednesday next, Nov. 18th. viii
occur the meeting Of the Skowhega1
The subject Of the session will be 1.-The
Garden Spot Of America The next
meeting will be on November 18th.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. r. L
Marston have gone to Indianapolis,
where Colonel Marston will attend the
Convention of the American Legion.
There will be meeting Of the sweet
corn growers of Somerset county in
Skowhegan on Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Lambert has rented a
part of her lot on the east shore Of
lake Wesserrunsett to J. n Smith
Mr.. Smith is moving a cottage from
North Arson to this site:
The ladies Of the Island Avenue Con-
gregational church served their annual;
harvest dinner in the vestry of the
church on Thursday. There were about
Us present. The committee in chare.
were: Mrs. Adam Simpson, Mrs. viii.
liam Donaldson. Mrs. Frank Morrill,,
Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs. Robert
Simpson.
Sunset Chapter, No. So, Order Of the
Eastern Star. will hold a regular meet
i'g, at which there will be inspection
OF officers on Friday evening at 745
Supper will be served at $50
The Sewing Circle Of the Philathea
o'ass are to hold their sewing meet.
irg at the vestry Of the First Baptist
church Friday evening. Nov. 7th. Each
one Is expected to bring work for the
fair There will be aprons to work on.
Frank =. Pencil. a former sheriff
OF Somerset county. has been appointed
coroner for Somerset county by Gov.
ernor Milliken.