Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-28

count of the natives observance of
New Years day, which is the big day
of the year in that country. All who
had the pleasure of hearing Prof.
Dougal will have a keener interest
in the future in that distant country.
The closing numbers on the pro-
gram were a song, "Roamin' in the
Cleaning" and an encore. "Smilin
Through" ,sung by Mr.. Tarbox, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ames.
The next meeting of the society will
be held on Friday, March IL, when
a program on Takes and Where
They Co." divided into the following
three topics, will be given: 'How
the Federal Revenue is Raised
"State, Country and Town Taxes,
and 1.-The Bank and It's Functions"
The meeting is being arranged by
the director, Mrs. Winona p. HON.
sted.
came to Skowhegan Friday and on
Saturday took the State teachers ex-
animation, which was held at the
municipal building. Miss Cilly, who
will return to her home today, was
the guest while in town of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Belongia of Poplar street.
The Western Somerset County
School Mems Club held it's second
meeting since it's organization in
Skowhegan on Friday evening. At
$50 o'clock supper consisting of
tomato soup, chicken pie, mashed po-
tato, squash, apple. jelly, fruit salad
IN coll rSd
was served in the domestic science
room in the High school building
The place cards were American and
French flags which were made by the
young ladies of LIE Cercle Francois, as
were the little baskets at each place
which held sailed nuts and minis
The mattresses were the Misses Helen
Gates, Velma Berry, Ethelyn Morris
Evelyn Viles, Edith Young and Vir-
ginia Stinchfield. The supper was
served by Mrs. Stanley M. Cover, the
teacher of the French classes, and
Miss Muriel Palmer the instructor in
domestic science, assisted by the
young ladies of LIE Cercle Francois
The club cleared from the supper
$2S. After the supper the men held
their meeting in the main study hall
upstairs. The president, Prof. w. F,
Holman Of Madison, presided. In the
absence of the secretary, Willard H
Cummings, Leslie E. Jacobs served
as secretary. The speaker of the eve
ming was A. G. Hormell of Bowdoin
College, who gave an address on
'"Town Finances" There was a good
attendance, 80 being present and the
meeting was one of profit and pleas
ure to all. The following members
were present: w. F. Holman, presA
dent; Guy Williams. North Arson,
vice president; B. K. Edwards, George
B. Jacobs, s. F. Coant. E. E. Hurd,
Madison: J. F. Philbrook, Scion: H
E. Wright. Arson: L. w. Gerrish, r.
w. Leighton, Clement Downes, L. e.
Jacobs, Skowhegan; s. F. Parsons,
North Arson. Visitors present were
Thomas @. Lord, John L. Fish, George
w. Cover, DR.. Stanley M. Cover, Carl
Holt. George L. H. Smith, L. H. Gold
smith, Harold Simon. George Moore,
Rev. George L. Thurlow. Herbert l..
SWEET, Roy L. Marston. r. E. Atwood,
Roland T. Patten, Carleton T. Merrill,
Skowhegan; Chayles Head. Scion; Sem
ator Leroy r. Folsom, Norridgewock.
The funeral service for Mrs. Hart
ley Pomlow. who died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Foster,
on Madison avenue, were held at
i o'clock Sunday afternoon in Beth
any Baptist church. The pastor
Rev. George Merriam officiating. The
remains were placed in the tomb.
In the list of the Jewett street
school pupils having perfect attend
aIice for the first half of the winter
term the name Of Henrietta Rod
erick was omitted. Little Miss Rod
erick, although only six years old.
has not been absent or tardy since
entering school in September.