Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-06

spring were taken from the tomb at
the Southside cemetery Thursday
and taken by the Lord and CasweII
auto hearse to the Covell yard in
North Fairfield for interment in the
family lot.
The regular meeting of Skowhegan
Grange was held on Wednesday eve
ming with a large attendance. The
regular business was transacted
after which the following excellent
and impressive program in observ-
ance Of Mothers Day" was pre-
sented under the able direction Of
Mrs. Angie B. Steward: vocal solo,
Mother of PEARL and encore;
"Duna" by Eugene Tarbox, accom-
panied by Miss Effie M. Nye; read
ing, "A Mothers Love-" Mrs. Emma
Goodrich; vocal solo, Mother Dear
and Home" and encore Mother Ma
Chez" Marshall Viles accompanied
by Miss Nye: paper, "a Tribute to
Our Mothers Miss Dorothy NJ. Ell
lott; three poems, Have You Writ
ten to Mother?" Left Alone" and
Mother of Nine" Mrs. c. Davis Mil
Ter; vocal solo, Smiling Through"
and encore. Mr.. Tarbox accompan-
led by Miss Nye. The program was
greatly enjoyed by all present The
next meeting will be held on May IS
when a supper will be served by
Section f with the following COM
mittee in charge: Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Eaton, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Nutting and Mrs. Eugene Parkman.
1t will be Veterans night, when the
grange will entertain the Russell
Post of the G. A. r. and the Russell
Relief Corps. The following pro-
gram has been planned: Battle
hymn Of the Republic" Mrs. Nor
gan and audience; address of well
come, Worthy Master Lester Stew
ems; violin solo. Royce Tuscan: re-
Spouse to address of welcome from
q. A. r., Marian Mills, commander:
salute to the flag. S. F. Emerson: re-
Spouse to address of welcome by the
Russell Relief Corps, Mrs. Viola
Smith. president; vocal solo, Eugene
Tarbox: remarks by members of G.
A. r.; whistling solo. Royce Tuscan:
reading, l.. l.. Smith: reading. Alice
Dow; singing of America" by all.
The supper will be held at $50 in
the banquet hall.
There was meeting held by the
Following people suggested by d. F.
Kelly of Boston, field operator of
salvation Army when he was in
town recently: Rev Fl. l.. Nichols.
temporary chairman; Mrs. T. E.
Greenway, temporary secretary;
Mrs Fred Philbrick. Frank Madden.
l.. l.. Walton, Esq. John l.. Fish. r
L. Rice. w. II. Cummings. G. IT.
Plummer, Harry F. Smith. Rev.
Geo. Merriam, L. II. Goldsmith. G
l.. Ii. Smith, Judge F.. F. Danfortb
and Rev. George l.. ThurIow at the
National bank Wednesday evening.
me plan of organizing an advisory
board which would be a permanent
organization for its members to
assist IN the support of the Saliva
uon Army. was discussed and while
these representative citizens appre-
clate the good work the army is do
ing 1t was voted after much consid-
eratlon not to organize. No one
could be found to assume the re-
sponsibility of the board were it or
ganlzed and the financial aid ex-
pected from such a board would
have been nearly 1000 for Skowbe-
gan allotment
A special meeting of the Fret
iihldthea Class of the Federated
church was held in the church par
iors Wednesday evening, with the
wee president, Mrs. Nellie DurrelI
presiding in the absence of the presi.
dent, Mrs. Lou Eames, who is visit
ing IN Portland. The meeting was
opened in regular form. 1t was voted
10 chanse the date of the anniversary
banquet to Wednesday evening. Nav
20 and the following committee was
appointed to have charge of the han
que'' Mrs Lottie Griffin (chairman)
MRS Annie Oddly. Mrs. Eliza Petty.
MRS. Evelyn Burrill and Mrs. Nellie
hopkins. The program will be ar
ranged by the social committee
which is made up of Miss Mvra Axe
~ tchairman). Miss Nellie Bean and
Mrs. Grace Stevens The invitation
Oh the Philathea Glass of the Fret
BAPTIST church in WateryiIIe to
unite with them and other classes in
iloiuihs held day was read and ac-
eep'eo. Inc next meeting of the
CLASS Will be held on Monday eve
hine' May 3, at which time thev will
DE guests of Mrs. George L. Thur,ow
at the parsonage.
Mrs. Lizzie Stain returned from,
Lewiston Thursday noon. where she
was called by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. Mammie Genery. who
mas peen Ill with nervous break
uo"h at the Central Maine hospital,
Out who is now SO far recovered as
10 be able to go to her boarding
place. e
MRS. ona Harrington, Ed. Stevens
and Mrs Helen Stevens of Norridpe-
"ock were in town Thursday morn.
ing on business and on their wav tn
Fairfield. where they were going m
.ahe MRS. Blanche Packard. Mrs.
fackard has been a surgical patient
at the Sisters hospital and was on
the way to her home in Norridge-
"ock' making the trip by automobile.
The members Of the First Phila-
inca Class of the Federated church
and the members of the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea Class of the Beth
any church have received an invita-
tion from the class of the First Bap-
list church in Waterville to unite
with them and the Mabel P. Judkins