Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-03

train going to Waterville. Today
Mrs. Palmer and little William will
go to Portage lake where they will
be the guests of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Marshal Goodbloed. Mr..
Palmer will be employed in Water
vile this summer.
Judge John f. Holman of Athens
was in town Saturday, on business.
Verde Crosby returned to Milo
Monday, after being the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crosby.
Mr.. Wallace Sinclair who also had
been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Crosby
| left on the same train for Derby.
| There was a stated communication
of Somerset Lodge No. "a, f. and A.
NJ, Monday evening, in the Masonic
| hall with work in the Fellow Craft
! Degree.
| There will be a special meeting Of
the First Philathea class of the Fed
Grated church held on Wednesday
evening in the parlors of the church.
at which time the arrangements for
| the anniversary banquet will be COM
pleted.
! At the regular meeting of the
Skowhegan Lodge No. 10, Knights of
| Pythias Lodge, to be held on Thurs
/ day evening in Castle hall there will
be work in the Esquire rank
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flanders left
Sunday afternoon by automobile for
Boston, where they go for Mrs. Flan-
ders to attend the annual convention
of the Eastern Supervisors of Music
il the schools which is to be held
in. Huntington hall. Mr.. Flanders
will visit with Mrs. Flanders parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Warren Drake at
their home in Somerville as will also
! Mrs. Flanders while attending the
convention. Mrs. Flanders. who is
the instructor of music in the Show
hogan and Madison schools has a
weeks leave of absence.
| Friday, April %, Spiritual Ladies'
! Aid Society met with the president,
Miss Olive Hayden at her home at
J Lakewood to celebrate the birthdays
, of two of its members. Mrs. Annie
I Morrill, of SkCwhegan, and Mrs. Re-
! bekah Woodman of Madison Bridge.
There was a large attendance. men,
I
Skowhegan, Cornville and Bingham.
: A delicious baked bean dinner with
all kinds of cakes and pies was serv-
! ed. A gift of pure maple candy, pre-
scented by one of the members, Mrs.
Sue Gorson of Mercer was much en-
joyed by all. In the center of the ia
| BILE was a handsome birthday cake,
! decorated with candles. A short bust
ness meeting. which opened with mu
sic was held. The remainder of the
day was spent socially and the large
number in attendance passed a most
enjoyable time. Cards and gifts were
presented to Mrs. Morrill, and Mrs.
/ Woodman and best wishes for many
returns of their birthdays were eX-
| tended to them.
! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fl. Holman of
! Wilton, who have been in Athens the
guest of Mr.. Holman's parents. Judge
and Mrs. John F. Holman. were in
town, Monday on their way to Fair
field, where they will visit with
friends until Wednesday.
Eddie o. Donald has returned to his
home in Bingham after being in town
on business.
| The young people of the Bethany
| Baptist Sunday school gave a splen-
| did concert in the auditorium Of the
church with Mrs. Ethel Ames presid-
! ing at the organ and the following
program was presented: Procession
al. with music by the Bethany or
chestra: recitation, Evelyn Burrill;
| recitation, Kenneth Washburn: song,
boys class; piano solo. Lynette Man
| tor; responsive reading led by the
! pastor, Rev. George Merriam; exer-
else, by Miss Beatrice Whittemore's
class: prayer. Mr.. Merriam; exercise,
seven girls of Miss Ames' class; song.
three girls: recitation. Chesley Moore;
exercise, Miss Whitten's class; reci-
tation, Clayton Shepley; hymn, Sa-
viour Like a Shepherd Lead Us: song,
Miss valliere's class; song, Miss
Ames' class; song. by the primary
class; recitation, Glennis Haines; Of
fering taken by two of the Sunday
school boys, Smith Ames and Elmer
Emigh; exercise, six girls; music,
Coward Christian Soldiers" by sew
eral boys; vocal solo, Mrs. Rose Bur-
rin. accompanied by Mrs Ames;
brief address, Mr.. Merriam: song,
Lynette Mantor. Dorothy Staples and
Glennis Haines, accompanied by
Gladys Mantor. At the close of the
program, Mrs. Ames played a march,
all the children marched in front of
the altar and Mrs. Joseph o. Smith
presented the children with beauti-
full spring flowers from her garden.
The committee in charge of the pro-
gram was Mrs Violet v. Fogg. Mrs.
Ames, Misses Gladys Ames, Ruth
valliere and the other teachers in the
primary department. The concert was
enjoyed by all the large number IN
attendance
Samuel Perry was before Trial JUS
tice Thomas r. Lord Monday morn
ing, charged with killing dog owned
by Mrs. Esther Lipman: Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry appeared and their wit