Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-06

dllQ l2VSC SilC ShGAks Avn o4Rh SeNr
Patten; organ solo, Miss Lena Kerr;
responsive reading led by the pastor;
prayer, Rev. F. r. coleman; solo. in r.
Spouse to prayer. Miss Marjory Wh,,.
ney: exercise. Rachel Halielt. Bertha
Simmons. Edith Clark and Elizabeth
Foss; recitation, Resale coleman req.
tation, James Spauldins; exercise Car
rying the Lilies" Margaret BlalsdsU
Plaisted Phillip and Lloyd HAYES. re,-
itation. Maisie Sapuldins; violin solo
Linwood Patten, accompanied by Miss
shall recitation, Frank Axtell: Lily
Easter Song and Drill by Elizabeth
Rhines, Gladys Principato, Bertha SIM.
mons. Rachel Foss, Glarissa Wheeler
and Helen Simmons: recitation, Goldj4
Bubier; recitation, Elizabeth Axtell. an
them b. the choir: recitation, Marion
Principato recitation, Audrey Spau,d.
nal poem written .~l read by Edward
Wing; and exercise. THE Cross and
Crown" was carried out in pleasing
manner by eight young ladies: remarks
were made by the pastor and BY mem.
bers of the congregation. and the eve
ming closed with benediction by the ras
tor.
Cascade Grande held an all-day
meeting Saturday in Grange hall.
dinner was served at noon and in the
afternoon a program consisting OF
singing by the Grange, reading. Mrs.
Jennie York; reading, Mrs. Martha
Mitchell: interesting address, "On
the work of the Farm Bureau
Clarence Day; piano solo. Cora
Shores; reading, Mrs. Hattie Gleason,
recitation, Maurice Foss; remarks by
Prof. Marquardt of Colby college; an
original paper was read by Mrs V
G. Ttoman and remarks on poultry
raising, by Mrs. Mary Allen was Civ
en-.
Next Wednesday-evening at spec
ial meeting of Cascade Grange the
first and second degree will be CON
ferred on a class of candidates and
at the regular meeting of the Grange
next Saturday evening the third AMI
fourth degrees will be conferred after
which supper will be served and all
those who have. not been SOLICITED
from are requested to bring bread
pie, cake or doughnuts.
The Social club of hamilton Lodge
Degree of Honor will meet this eyr.
ming at the home of Mrs. Walter
Trask.
Cascade Grange has accepted the
invitation TO meet with Benton
Grange at an all-day mey:nS to he
held April 10th. Arrangements vii
be made for a special car for Al
those wishing to attend.
Easter was observed Sunday in a
most hitting manner at the Free
Baptist church with an appropriate
sermon by the pastor at 1854
o'clock; special music was furnish
ed by the orchestra. At the close
of this service short business
meeting was held. and at II O'Clock
the following program was carried
out: Selection by the orchestra:
~ Wv P1otS4 SOIiS ny tux
chorus; recitations, by Merl Bck
ford and Beatrice Rushton: song, hy
the horus; recitations. Helen
Bremner, Vivian Berwood and
Lura Bunker: exercise by Ruth
Penney and Cara Crotto: exercise
by eight girls from the Busy Bee
class consisting of Lillian Baker
Odella Worcester. Evelyn Levi.
Edith and Ethel Brann. Dorothr
Berwood, Beatrice Rushton ard
Nora Soule; song. by the chorus;
Shirley Bickford: eIer-
else, Lillian Kelley and Alice Tap
ly; recitation. Dorothy Houdletts
after which the collection was tab
en- and song was sung by thu
Busy Bee Glass; recitation, Florence
Frost; exercise. Edwin Living
stone and Henry Bremner; song. ny
the school; and benediction by the
pastor.
Marguerite. Evelyn and Laura
Chase of SkoWhegan were recent
guests Of Mrs. Joseph Porter,
Mrs. Dorothy Ellis was a weekend
guest of Miss Rebecca Ellis at her hsrne
On High street.
j. NJ. Bridges and Miss Myrtle Jor-
Ion of Waterville were Sunday guests
If Mr.. Bridges parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Bridges of Oakland Heights.
At the regular meeting of Acme Re.
oekah lodge 10 be held Thursday eve
hing in Odd Fellows hall, roll call will
be held ana the Initiatory degree VIII
be conferred on candidates, after whlcn
will be served.
The regular rehearsal of the Cow
nunity Chorus will be held this evening
n Library hall and a large attendance
S desired.
Thelma and Arlene Shaw, who have
'een visiting their aunt, Mrs. Bert ste
'ens, and their grandmother, Mrs. Ma
rowle, for a few days. have returned to
heir home in Waterville.
The Tuesday Club will hold its an
lual meeting and election OF ofhcerS
his afternoon in the vestry Of the Frs
Baptist church. After the business
Meeting a banquet will be served.
The Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
First Baptist church will meet wednes-
lay afternoon at the parsonage on Ma
,le street. The subject OF the meetln'
viii be "Agrica."
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