Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

TIE II c. ? l. net =. tie Lst-zrT
rarso-s Tuesday zfss-nnon, Dec stf,
a. 81 o'ctock- TIE meeting vas IN
large Il Mrs II L Ssehois and tire
.cp.e II tie afternoon ~As The Pc
sar5on 81 Te-peNnos To Aissicrs-
Nh Escho4s sroSgat out tie fat
tat NsA Temperance and r1sszso1ArT
work were daughters CT tire church
ard therefore very ctcsrsy related
Sae spike o. ,ke fat that all CarEx-
tan and rsilan,hrop4c work was
directly O. Indirectly tie result O.
ire xcsk Of re Christian church
I-s. NICHOLS cited condifions In pag-
AZ ARD keAshen countries 70 support
se- point Foiiowins this ME Mich
os gave a bit Of the history Of he
examination Of the worlds W C. T,
L. TIE first movement was called
ire early cruszte movement Out Of
this vas born tie Woman'a Christian
Temperance Union with Tire motto
Fer God, for Home and Native
Land In iss3 a. the Detroit con-
yent.on a vision Of worldwide tenn
perarce came 10 Frances willard AMI
shortly after the worlds ". c. T. L.
WAS organized WITH Miss Willard az
p-esidsn. for several years 4 very
enjoyable musical program followed
given under the direction Ct Mrs.
Dora Sye, as follows: A piano solo
by Maxx Xerri.I. a song by Evelyn
BETH accompanied by Dorothy Sye-
piano solo by Helen Halves and a
vocal solo by Miss Helen Merriam
A vote was taken 70 meet in two
weeks 20 pack Christmas box for
the inmates Of the town farm, the
box to contain candies. q plum pud
ding and a small gift for each per-
son AZ the farm
Carpenters employed by the A K
p. tea stores are expected 70 arrive
n town today to put in the shelving
for the new A 4 p. store in the
Dodge block. The local representa-
tive thinks that he viii be IN his new
quarters the first Of next week
TIE county commiasionefs-are still
in session auditing reports on roai
construction for the past season
TIE appropriation for the Farm Blu
reau has been considered and fna.
action deferred until q legal inter-
probation Of the recent act of the
Legislature can be obtained The
commissioners think at present that
they could not appropriate money
now in the county treasurer's hands
for this purpose. In their opinion.
II viii b necessary TO raise this
money by taxation before IL win be
available. II their contention proves
true funds win not be available for
over a year from date ard the work
Of the Farm Bureau throughout tn.
State would be seriously handicapped
during the coming year as tn bud
gets have been prepared with the
idea that this money would b avail
able.
Bert B. Moore Of SfAyks vas In
conference with County Agent storer
Tuesday In regard to organising =
local Sweet Corn Growers Associa-
tion at Starks 1t was decided to
hold meeting at that village. Fri
day Dec 18th. at r. II. Mr.. Storef
and C. H. Crawford Of Augusta, who
was largely instrumental in forming
this association win speak
B. +. Steward of Steward & Mars
ton was in SkowhesAn on business
Tuesday returning to Waterville
Wednesday morning.
James Narfes Of Boston, Who has
been a guest At the Skowhegan house
left on Wednesday morning's train
for Boston
Mr.. and Mrs Earle Greene Of Nor.
ridgewock are receiying congratuIa-
tons upon the arrival Of . son born