Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-08

core, The Song That Reached My
Heart and AT Dawning,' Mrs
Rose BurriIi. accompanied by Mrs
Ethel w. Ames. piano solo and en-
core No 1 from Hoiberg Suite, by
Greigs and Am Tenfer See.' by BEN
del Mrs. Dora r Nye. After the pro-
gram the president expressed her
pleasure in working with the MEM
bersz and her appreciation OF their
corporation for the three years since
its organization. and Miss Louise H.
Coburn, one of the teachers. very
grncionsiy expressed her own and the
class appreciation OF the retiring
presidents efforts for the welfare OF
the class The nominating committee
composed of Mrs. Cora Nye, Mrs
Harriet c. Mason and Miss Arlene
Burnor. presented their report. which
was accepted and at motion by Mss
Coburn, the secretary cast the ballot
and the no m n e s were elected:
president, Mrs. Clara z. Decker: vice
president, Mrs Margaret X Good
rich; secretary, Mrs. Angie B. Stew
ard, treasurer, Mrs. Mae Neal Haines;
pianist. Miss Ann N Caswell: post
, card sender. Miss Marie G. Fletcher;
reporter. Mrs. Mabel P Judkins.
Three new members. Mrs. Ben Collins.
Mrs Elmer Enright and Miss Magma
Gordon, We're added TO the class. Al
ter the election of the officers sew
eFaI games were played, directed by
Miss Caswell. The prizes being Won
( 1zxys rf7r
/ After the games the ladies gathered
around the piano and enjoyed sing.
There were seventy present and all
spent a most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Lyman Barnes OF Hindsiey
was in town shopping Tuesday.
Sadie Nelson OF Canaan is in town
visiting her aunts. Mrs. Ella R. Mel
son and Mrs. Omar Daggart.
Many people called at the office of
! the county commissioners at the
court house Tuesday not remember
1 ing that the December meeting of
the commissioners is held on the
second Tuesday in the December in
stead of on the first Tuesday as in all
OF the other months of the year.
| The regular semi meeting
I
| held this Wednesday evening in the
/ pariors OF the congregational
church. The final arrangements for
| the fair and sale which viii be held
I On Saturday afternoon will be made.
| The postponed annual meeting of
the Woman's Association was held at
the Rest rooms on Monday evening,
; the president, Miss Hannah r. Page
presided after the reports the follow
/ ing officers were elected: President,
/. Miss Hannah r. Page; vice presi-
dent, Miss Dorothy u. Elliott; secre-
I tary, Miss Clara B. Varney; treasurer.
; Miss Edith II. Gledhill: directors TO
serve for two years. AIRS. Eva La
case Walker and Miss Lizzie T.
Hussey and Miss Beatrice Genthner
was elected to serve as director in
: the vacancy caused by the death OF
+ Mrs. Lois Patten. The matron. Miss
Ira Hoiway reported that a larger
number had used the room during
( the last two months than ever be-
fore for the same period of time.
Out-of-town shoppers surely find
these rooms great convenience.
I DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid and DR.. An
ma Howes of Bingham returned
Sunday from Portland where they
went on Friday on a combined
pleasure andA business trip. DR..
Howes returned to her home on
. Monday after being the guest over
Sunday night OF DR.. Kincaid.
/ Mrs. Mary Steward has returned
from Fairfield Center where she has
:
f! belts
/ Miss Beatrice Rogers of North
vassalboro, who is attending the
! Waterviile High school was q week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin
Berry ar their home on Coburn
avenue.
| Mrs Frank Pooier of East Show
| hogan and Miss Edna E. Davis OF
Canaan were in town Monday shop
ping.
Mrs. Herbert L Ames has re-
turned from Madison where she was
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Wal
ter TfIorniiIl and her cousin, Mrs.
John d. Wilson
Miss Alice 70 Goodrich. who for
several years was head saiesiady in
{ the StOfe VI the oyer Dfs GxooA 1b.-
/ began her duties in the Walter ?.
. Ordway store on Monday as sales
| lady.
| Miss Dorothy Day will entertain
the Bethany choir at the home OF
i her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Chas w.
Day on Madison avenue, Thursday
evening. The first part OF the eve
ming will be passed rehearsing the
Christmas cantata after which a So
ciaI will be enjoyed.
| The closing exercises of the Good
English week at the Skowhegan
High school were held on Monday
afternoon. As there is no room
large enough to accommodate the
entire school the pupils were divid-
ed into two groups and the exercises
held in the Assembly hall. The fol-
lowing program was presented by
the Junior and Freshmen group:
/ STORY, Ethel Bailey; Language of
the Moving Pictures" Orman Rich
artison: Language of Popular
! Songs" Kenneth Copp: Language
I of Moving Pictures" Lois Hubbard:
Language of Popular Songs" Del
phine Murray; song by girls. Eng
F. lish Versus Slang" song by the boys.
"Ail Slang, Good Bye" pianist. Viz
ginia Stinchfieid. The Senior and
Sophomore group gave the following
program. speakers: Movies Evelyn
ST. Ledger and Vara Weeks: Modern
Songs. velma Berry and Ruth lies;
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