Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-11

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| erd's cousin, Miss NJ. S. Coffin, the
end came. The remains will be
| brought to Skowhegan. to the home
OF Miss Gertrude Weston.
Mrs. Helen Wentworth and her
daughter. Miss Lucille, LETT town
Thursday for Boston. Miss Went
worth will resume her studies and
Mrs. Wentworth will return to Show
| hogan after a few days visit.
A complaint was entered with Trial
Justice T. q. Lord by Lorenzo W. L.
York and his son. Herbert L. York.
! VINO i've On the Somerset Railroad
between HoXie's anu Bangs Sidings
Oh the so-ca.led Sawtelle farm.
+; against Joel and William York. broth
! ers Of Lorenzo York. over the bound
AIRY lines between their two farms.
| Lorenzo York claimed that the broth
! ers had cut wood on his land. A
! hearing was held IN the municipal
Y court room Thursday which resulted
! n the dismissal of the case with the
+ understanding that some disinterested
! party should survey the land and de-
! eide upon the boundaries of the two
! farms.
The regular neetin. Of Golden
I Cross was held in Heseton hall
Thursday evening. There was Il large
/ attendance and an enjoyable time was
the general report. After the business
Of the evening there was social
nour, in which dancing was the order
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderick furnished the
music. In a guessing contest. Mrs
| Frank Akelcy was the winner OF the
first prize. and Miss Lydia Vashon
was the winner of the second prize
f: The next regular meeting will occur
! on next Thursday evening
Mrs. Mary Lord with her two daugil-
ters. Elizabeth and Dorothy, left Erida '
morning for Portsmouth 70 Join Mr.
Lord.
Somerset Pomona Grange will hold its
annual meeting on Tuesday AMI
Wednesday of next week with Skowte-
gan Grange. as mas been the custom
since this Pomona was organized. Ii
10 expected that he address Of welcome
will De given by the worthy master Of
SkoWhegau Grange. Brother George
: Parker. and tile response will be given
I "a,
Brother Eugene Danfor.h. Skowhegan
choir II the Grange vii! FURNISH music
throughout tl'a session. There Will be
SOLO BY Brother w e Hobart of
Skowhegan, reading by Marion
Adams d Inonologue BY Nellie Hill. a
reading ny Laura Diusmore a read
ng by Celeste Rouilar;i recitation
by Ethel Bailey. piano solos by Har-y
DiE@morc. Emma Dunton. Grace Tuscan
and Stella k,nbail. Tho ~kowhesa,
'irange au1iiiarv drill viii be one OF
he textures of The evening az well rs
. he corferr!ng OF degrees aud tho install
,at:Uns Of officers Tie worthy secre-
AIRY Of lie Maine state Grange. Z. IT.
/ Libby, will be present Tuesday after
\ noon ana Tuesday evening. I3e viii IN
stall me officers for the ansuina. wear,
N The foiiowin. topics will ~. discussed
! Now That HE War Is over. What -
\ the Outlook Tor The Farmers OF s:o,ner-
! set CONT" ny = i Miller L. L San
| ford $. =! Bradbury: Ara he Differ
! emf Farmers Organizations Doing Their
( Best Tor he 'ar,ncrs?" BY ~ 3 Nut
! ter, E. Z. f.arris and y. l. Bailey:
( When Demands the Greater Consider
! alton. CTR Commercial! ~ Agriculture,
! 1nterests9" b. Nate E..i.;, .. -. t1o-
bart. George H. Foster
/ Z. Fl. Crawford. 4 sheep specialist.
! Will be present Wednesday, 10 give I
/ talk On sheep raising. her Speakers
/ throughout The meeting viii b. z r.
! Pat:en. Henry Manson, Milford Mithee.
/ L 9. Jewet. and L. L. smith
| The funeral of tho late Jennie Cass
vas held II Bethany church Friday att
ernoon 4; O'Clock. The Rebekah ser
! vice vas given and Mrs. Eta Bradley
sang Rock Of Ages She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Ethel AInes The pail
bearers were z. r Merrill. Derne
Greene. Henry Mitchell and Grdlev
Fogg. Rev. George Merriam ofiiciated
On Sunday the Everybody at Church
DAY. there VIII De a service FOR married
people only AT the usual time in The
morning. when Rev, George Merriam
will deliver the sermon. In the evening
tie service s for young people only.
: and the sermon will De delivered by
f, Rev. 2. H. Mckinney. There will be
special music suitable FOR each service.