Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
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Farm Buildings of Eugene
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will resume work tonight in the lee
ture room of the library. when re-
hearsals will begin on the new fes-
tival music. All members are urged
to be present, so that we may take
up this work, the new music has all
been received, and each member will.
be supplied with all, the holiday va
cation is now over. and Director Pull
len wishes all members to be on
hand, SO that no time will be lost,
the rehearsal will begin at 7.3O
sharp.
Mrs. Kate Slater. who has been a
guest of her aunt Mrs. Elizabeth
O'Neil for the past week. returned
Saturday to her home in Manchester,
y. H.
The regular meeting of Cascade
grange was held Saturday evening
in Grange hall and the following pro-
gram under the direction of h com
mittee consisting Of Maurice Foss,
Harry Fowler and Ernest Rutter was
presented: Reading, Clarence Oliver;
reading, Helen Blaisdell; piano solo,
Raymond Walton; question, Does
farming pay in Maine?" opened by
T. II. Hersom and discussed by diff
ferent members. and it was decided
that according to the amount of
money invested and labor involved
that Maine farming does not pay:
this was followed by a reading by
Alton Kerr; recitation, Bertha
Wheeler; vocal solo. Marjory Whit.
ney; reading, Viola Oliver; reading.
Ralph Bohl. Next Saturday evening
will be installation. of officers and
the installing officer will be State
Secretary E. H. Libby of Auburn.
All those not solicited from are re,
quested to bring sandwiches, cake Or
doughnuts.
Forest Fogg and daughter of Is
land Falls, were weekend guests of
MIR. Fogg's sister, Mrs. Abraham
Walker.
Miss Lillian Ormiston has returned
from a weeks visit with her broth
er and family Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ormiston Of Plymouth. Mass.
Norman Brown of Augusta was 4
weekend guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Brown.
Mrs. Lyman Dolloff, who Is passing
the winter with friends in Augusta. was
business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Mary O.! ell met with a painful,
accident Sunday by dropping a stick
of wood on her foot and fracturine
a small bone. She IL confined to her
home on Pleasant street.
Mrs. +. L. Page has returned from a
weekend visit with her sister, Mrs. J
r. Biaisdell Of Lewiston.
The Priscilla Gu. will meet th;s av.-
ming at the homo OF Mrs. Winfield
Palmer.
Frank Wing, who has been a cues.
of his cousin. Edward Wing. for sew.
eral days. left Monday for his home i,
Flora, Ind
Mr.. Davis and sister of HARMONY ,re
in town, called here by the death ~
their sister. mrs. Al Mace.
Mrs. Rose Moray. who has been visit.
ing AIR. and Mrs. Alfred Lessard for
several days. returned Monday 10 nor
home in Lewiston.
Rev: c. L. Wheaton Of the Free Ban
.ist church occupied the pulpit at the
asa Bates Memorial chapel at Oakland
Heights Sunday afternoon.
). NJ. Bridges and Miss Myrtle Jor-
don OF Waterville were Sunday guests
OF MI. Bridges parents. Mr.. and Mr..
Chester Bridges.
Inc Thussday Club Of Oakland
I1eishts Will meet Thursday after.
noon at the home Of Mrs. w W
Gibbs. W.
Lucille Withera the vn,r
q; TOT OF ar. and Mrs. Win withers, in
IN critical condition, following an
operation Tor appendicitis, which she
underweut Sunday at their home in
North Belgrade.
anon Lodge OF Odd Fellows win
ho'd their annual installation mi.
evening in Odd Fellows hail nr,1
nave invited Acme Rebekah Lod~e ~