Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-04


Catholic church will occur the arst
Friday devotions At and 7 \ y.
The Festival Chorus held . very
enthusiastic nesting ON Monday sre.
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Y. Smith. The nsxt meeting Of the
chorus will be On Tuesday evening
February 10th. and win 10 IN extra
rehearsal TO make plans for the
meeting of Mr. Chapman. who is
expected TO visit the local chorus ON
Friday evening. February 18th.
The Ladies' Missionary Reading
Circle Of the Federated church will
meet Friday afternoon At the par
lors at go. Mrs Elizabeth A. Mar
bic anu Mrs. Eva Greenwood win
speak on the PHILIPPINES and Slam.
the topics for confederation in the
study book The Crusade Of Com
passion" which the Circle are now
Using. Mrs. Marble will have on ex-
tibit!on articles from the Phillip.
ines.
been IN town for some days during
the illness of her father Postmaster
Clarence P. Mantor, returned to
Boston to continue hsr studies In
Boston University.
County Attorney Edward r. Mer-
rill went 70 Portland on Tuesday
morning
Lewis Smith made a business trip
70 Lewiston and Rumford ON Tues
day.
Mrs Marthon Doak Of Belfast (nee
katherine Keene) ia visiting with
her mother. Mrs. johnson Of Water
street.
Miss Mildred Keene nas been in
towA for few days the guest OF her
aunt. Mrs. -Abbie K. wildes Of Mad
ison avenue.
Pricilla Rebekah Lodge held a
regular meeting in /. o. o. T. hail
Tuesday evening, February Srd. Aft
er the regular business meeting an
entertainment was presented by
members Of the lodge. both men and
women who appeared in ''The Dis
trict School" The program follows:
Opening chorus. Little Brown jug"
by members of thes chpol; political
take offs. IN the form of quotations
by each pupil: one stanza On the
Psalm of Life. the school in unison:
solo, by Miss Nellie Crawford. read
ing. THE Old Cool by Holman r.
Day. Mrs. Flora McPheters: My
Kitty Has Gone from Her Basket"
song by members of the school. A
geography lesson which proved very
laughable followed. Reading, 1.-THE
Paddy W!lacks.' by Maude Jewett:
reading. The Mystic Band" Day. by
Jean Tarbux; the closing number
was the singing Of Yankee Doodle
by the school. After school. the
pupils served refreshments in paper
bags which consisted Of old fashion
ed stick candy and peanuts. The po-
sition of the "adored teacher" was
admirably filed by Mrs. Cora NJ.
Hurley. \ bout twelve Of the mem
bers of the lodge appeared as school
children ana were very funny in
their costumes of a day long gone.
DR.. Johnson and Miss Theda HoI-
man went 70 Augusta Tuesday aft
Groom on business for the State Re-
for-naturv for Women.
Arthur .. knight, a life long resi-
dent of Madison. passed away AT his
home at Lakewood. Monday, Febru
airy end. Mr.. knight had been 2
sufferer from heart trouble since an
attack Of influenza which he suffered
about a year ago. but he was in his
usual state of health and the end
came very suddenly. Mr.. knight
vas born in Madison nearly = years
ago, was farmer by occupation and
two years ago ne made over the
home farm 70 a daughter. Mrs Wes-
ley ButterfeId. with whom he anu
his wife had since resided. Mr
knight is survived by his wife. 4 son
Alfred NJ Knight Of Skowhagan. a
I daughter. Mrs. Chester Prey of Mad
ison and Mrs. Butterf1eld Funeral
services viii be held from his late
home at one o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon.
/ Loren II. Sanborn has purchased
the pool room property belonging to
/ Fred Avery OH Water street. Mr..
SanbGrn although mol fully recovered
! from the accident which he suffered
about Thanksgiving, is able TO be 1t
| nisp Lace of business.
I Ftaclue bulletl Oh LulS uoWu III
derwent an operation for removal of
appendix on Monday at the Somer-
set hospital.
F. Mrs r Z. Sawyer. who has been a
ratient IT the Somerset hospital. was
able 10 be removed to her home On
Main street. on Tuesday.
4 Mrs. George Goodness. who has
( been receiving medical treatment at
I the Somerset hospital. was able to be
removed to her home On South street
On Tuesday.