Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-22

London they will go to France and
probably remain for some time on
the continent. Friends of Mrs.
Dealey will be glad to know of this
wonderful opportunity which has
come to her.
Mrs. Stimson Dunlop. Guy Dunlop
and Miss Weldon arrived Thursday
evening at the new home recently
purchased by the Dunlops. Mr.. Dun
lop also returned on the same train
from q brief business trip to Pressure
Isle.
Miss Carpenter. teacher of domes-
tic science. and the girls of the do
mestic science department enter
tanned the older teachers of the High
school faculty with Mrs. Tracy Gates.
teacher of the Sth grade. at a
o'clock dinner on Wednesday night.
The dinner was deliciously cooked
and remarkably served by the girls
of the Sth grade. and consisted of
orange quarters. cream of carrot
soup. break sticks: salmon timbale.
nut sauce: French fried potatoes;
scalloped tomatoes. baking powder
biscuit. jelly. Beechcroft salad.
Breton Woods dressing; fruit whip,
crackers: parfait a la creme Very
dainty little place cards done in
water colors by girls from the sth
grade art department showed the
guests their seats.
Mrs. C. Q. Perry. who had been in
Madison 10 attend the meeting Of
the Home Missionary Society held
there on Wednesday. passed through
Skowhegan Thursday afternoon. re-
turning to her home in Waterville.
The regular services will be held
at the Centenary Methodist church
on Sunday next with the morning
service opening al 1915 o'clock. Rev.
H. L. Nichols will address the audi
ence. using as his subject Back to
Pentecost" Sunday school is al
noon. The two evening services VIII
combine in the $50 service.
On Sunday morning at the Fed
Grated church. Rev c. H MCKINNEY
will occupy the pulpit. DR.. Tracy 60
ing to Madison for this service Sun
day school is at noon. Christian
Endeavor is at $50 O'Clock and the
regular evening service at T.So Will
be omitted on account of the Open
Forum lecture at the Opera House
Mr.. Dunnack's lecture will be.
Names Share in Building a Re
public"
At the Bethany Baptist church on
Sunday morning. Rev. George Merrl-
am will speak at the 1880 service.
Sunday school will be at noon and
the Christian Endeavor at $50
O'Clock.
At Notre Dame de Lourdes on Sun
day morning, low mass will be at
$50. At this time there will be hrst
communion for little children, 80 IN
number will make their first COM
munion. High mass is at 1880. Sun
day school at $50 and the Rosary
and Benediction at $50.
Services of the Christian Science
Society will be held in Grange hall
at 1915 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Sunday school for pupils under the
age of 20 years during the morning
service. Miss Coda keene. soloist-
in. and I. J. Smith went to Bing-
ham on a business trip. returning
Friday morning. q.
S. S. Greenleaf. who recently open
ed undertaking rooms in Skowhegan'
returned from Lewiston Friday
morning. driving an attractive new
auto hearse.
Wesley Grover. a weil-known guide
and former Skowhegan resident was
calling on friends in town Friday.
Mrs. Peter Vincent of Madison was
in town Friday on business.
Graduation exercises at Good VIII
are to be held June eth. The mem
bers of the Skowhegan Good VIII
Club will attend and will take pic
mic lunch with them as is customary.
The club sent down to the school
Thursday. five puffs. 80 pairs of nit
tens and IL pillow slips. This is one
of the many contributions from the
club this season.
Miss Lena Landy has released
lot OF land from John Steward at
Lakewood and will build a bungalow
on the property
E. E. Greenwood returned flom
business trip from Aroostook county
points Friday noon. He reports that
the roads are dry in that country and
the farmers we're busiiy at work pre-
pairing the ground for the seasons
potato crop. There is q shortage of
fertilizer which will necessitate ma
terial reduction in the acreage OF
Aroostook's main crop this season.
The Freshman class at the High
school held a recitation under the
new plan which the teachers Of the
science and English departments have
developed. Under this plan two Of
the pupils are chosen as joint chair
men and two as secretaries. These
pupils take entire charge of the reci-
tation and call on their classmates
to recite on topics previously chosen
from the lesson. Then a general dis
cussion of the lesson follows. Friday
the lesson was on government and
education. The pupils debated the
question, (Which is the more valu-
displayed splendid enthusiasm in the
discussion. Next Friday. May IS.
win be Mothers day and the pupils
will write the invitations. The sub
jects for these recitations, which are
held Friday, are chosen from lessons
in science and the English lesson de-
velops in the discussion. The method
seems to create splendid initiative
and quick thinking among the pupils
and should prove eminently success