Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
PITTSFIELD

A meeting Of Ira Berry Chapter, n.
A. NJ. was held Wednesday evening
with work in the n. A. degree.
Members Of the Baptist parish ana
friends of Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Foro
turned out In large numbers ct ths staA
ton wednesday morning TO extend fafe-
we'll greetings to them on their depart
ure for Hillsdale, Mich, where they
are to locate.
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Chandler of Brew
et were In town Wednesday calling on
ffiends.
DR.. Porter and the employees Of tn,
Central Maine Power Co. in this town
and newport went to Watefville re-
Gently to attend a first aid meeting held
at the of4ce Of DR.. e. w. Boyer. The
men are to receive lessons In this work
once a month. In the party were =. ~
Vickery, manager of the company
branches in Newport and Pittsfield
Charles Bartlett, Earl ". Tarbell, Verna
Nc re, John Chase. with c. F. Chass
and L. l.. Brown Of Newport.
Mrs. Ida Lundy, formerly OF For'
Fairfield. who has passed . year VIE
her brother, C. P. Libby. and family Of
this village, will leave Thursday morn
ing for Brooklyn, n. Y. to stay for the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl L. LIB
by. Mr.. Libby has q fine position al
salesman for the Carter Ink Co., hi1
territory being confined. to New YORK
City.
The next regular meeting Of Eliza
beth Pierce Lancey Chapter. n. s. D.
A. R., will be held Tuesday evening"
Oct. IA, with Miss Grace Davis at her
home on South strict.
Tuesday Club Meets with Mrs. MILL
ken
The Pittsfield Tuesday Club held It's
first meeting of the season at the nome
of Mrs Lancey G. Milliken Oct. u q
members being present.
A report of the special meeting Of the
club held in July at the home OF MRS
Pushor for the purpose of considering
the plans for float to be entered in tile
Pittsfield Centennial parade, was given
A vote<of thanks was given to the com
mittee in charge of the float and II
Mrs. Burns for the use Of her automo'
bile.
Mrs. Mayo was elected delegate
TO attend the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs to be held this month
in Portland. Mrs. Milliken was ap-
pointed chairman OF the salvage COM
mittee and a special effort is being
made by tho club members to save
and sci oil waste material and to
invest this money in War Savings
Stamps. Mrs. Nutter in charge of
the sale Of stamps sold 20 at this
meeting.
An Interesting letter from Vim
cent Andre. the French War orphan
adopted by the club last year. was
read. In this letter the lad told his
benefactor Mister" Tuesday Club
OF his progress in school and of his
life with his grandmother, who was
able to take care of him since he was
adopted.
Following tho business meeting the
following program was given:
Roll call, quotations from recent
poems; paper, New Books and Their
Authors; music: reading, poem, "A
Creed" by John Galesworthy. Mrs.
Oldham; magazine article, selected.
lie next Injecting Will Ue lcIu w.
tober II at the home Of Mrs. +. w.
Buxton.
Mrs. Ada Farnham Of Somerville,
Mass, who has been a guest in the
home of Lester Cornforth for some
time. returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Sturtevant of New
Bedford, Mass. was a passenger OH
the morning train on her return
home. after q visit in the home of
her mother. Mrs. Myra Thompson.
DR.. William l. cargill has moved
his dental offices into the rooms in
the Pittsfield National Bank build
ing recently vacated by DR.. NJ. L.
Damon, where he il being assisted
by Mrs. Cargill.
Mrs. Florence Soper of Newport
was in town Wednesday, the CUES.
of her aunt. Mrs. z. D. Lancaster,
Haftland avenue.