Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-29

al Day Program
home Of Mrs. Margaret K Goa,
Thursday afternoon. An ~s
amount Of work was accor uuus'a
by the members present. Tha 'l r
has practically finished all w. ua4s
hand and have decided 70 "a -
plain sewing. NN''E
Mrs. Albra Smith, who has
visiting her brothers. Nahum ana VS'
nest Cook of Athens, has retnrr.i a.
Skowhegan. "sO
John L. Fish of The Jndens,,.
Reporter visited briefly in Avn,
with his aunt, Mrs. Alberta Was
returning to Skowhegaa Eva.
morning.
Friday was Mothers dsy IA,
combined science and English o.
es at the High school and the foT.H
ing program was pres anted j..
pleasing manner by the membsr.
the class. Chairman, Reginald pos.
secretary, Miss Fortier; English ca
les, Miss Simpson and Miss Hia!
Current Events in Science lT.
Stinchfield; demonstration of a,'a
trolysis, Virginia Stinchfeld ao
Science Course, Marion jacobs.
monstration by topics, by the for,"
ing pupils. Georgiana Hebert Ham
ton Murphy, Helen Halves, Beniam.
Oddly, Bertha Cayouette. Llvod v.I
liere: Herbert Hoover" hy Kan..
inc Mckinney; The Governmert :,
the United States" by Annette p,s
ham; Major General LeonsI
Wood" Joseph Russakoff: "Wba, !,
Study. How and Why" by ~
Fay Burkhardt; THE Boy Scout.,
Harold Lord; "A Homemade Pnn,
Kenneth Cole; THE Early Tow,
Schools Of New England, Verna w.
Laughlin: Thrift" Reba Vail. Nm,
I Spring Wild Flowers" Fsva,s,,
Decker; wild Animals H,r,
Known" F1orin Ellis; report Of En-.
lish critics and report Of secrepr
Period program: Chairman, EdWsI
Bouffard, secretary, Louise Reust
English critic. Lyndall Smith; Gu.
rent Events in Science" Frank Th.
bodeau; demonstration. Gecree Hsv.
es; "Our Science Course Do,r,
Keyes; demonstration by topics, Ruth
Crosby, Ruth McQuillin, Ethel
Moody, Sadie Martin. Leona Wer.
worth, Gertrude Knight, Alvena Eos.
ter. Bernice Boyd, Mabel WEIGH Ba.
trice Pomalow. Alonzo Biodesu
Lawrence Drouin, EmeraI Diorr,
Harold Holden; Herbert Hoover
Ralph Smith: 'The Government I|
the United States" Q. Richardson,
Major General Leonard Wood" Eai|
Ames: What to Study, How arl|
Why" Edith Longfellow; The Boz
Scouts" Robert Wyman; Thrift
Evelyn St. Ledger; Our Spring Wi
Flowers, Elsie Young; "The Proter,
ton of Birds" Florence Wood. the
report of English critics and report
of the secretary.
Memorial Day will be observed al
Skowhegan Monday under the aus.
pices of Russell Post, No So, e. A. RI
An elaborate program lsas been a
ranged. The program at The Open
House will begin at $50 Z. VI. Ana
the exercises, a procession will NJ
formed which will proceed first 10 tfs
Catholic cemetery. then TO the NOrh
cemetery and from there to the S0yh
Side cemetery. The local post Of ths
American Legion has requested that
all ex- sefvice men come to the mo-
nicipal building in uniform if possit.
and be prepared to assist the 6. A. r
in the memorial exercises. The Cain
olic Order of Forester viii also take
part in the Memorial Day exercises
Francis W. Briggs returned from !
short business trip on Friday mort
ing.
The body of C. W. Frost toms
resident of Cornville. who pasS5i
away in Augusta during The WRITE
arrived in Skowhegan THURSDAY &'
was taken to Cornville where ln'E'
ment was made in the family lot NJ
and Mrs. Edwin Frost of Jersey CIV
attended the burial of Mr.. Fr0s'
father.
T. j. Lord of the firm Of Lore s
Caswell. went to GrecnvllIe. frdd'
with the auto hearse and Will 0't'
back the body of Mrs. Ray GoTaE
for interment in the AsSca'"'
cemtery.