Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
OAKLAND

lie bOye ClaSS Oh the Methodist
Sunday school will give social on
Friday evening in the church vestry
at 730 o'clock sharp. Candy will be
on SALE
The meeting of Kennebec Pomona
Grange was continued Tuesday
morning and the following program
was carried out: Singing, Grange;
reading. Bertha Withers of Salmon
Lake Grange: solo, Mrs. May Gleason
of Salmon Lake Grange; reading.
Mildred Perkins; singing, boys
quartet of Cascade Grange; reading,
Lulu Watson of Salmon Lake
Grange; singing, Viola Oliver. Ralph
BOIL and Alton Kerr; reading, with
encore. Arleen Sullivan: piano solo,
Cora Shores; farce "A Poets Club"
by IL young men from Cascade
Grange. Interesting remarks were
made by State Deputy Fred Walker
and wife of Readfield; by Past
Master of Kennebec Pomona. Leon
ard Barbar and wife of Gardiner; by
the Lecturer of Pomona, Merle J.
Hartman, and wife of Readfield:
Steward Ralph Morrell of Manches-
ter; by Frank Lowell of West Gardi-
ner: by Secretary Frank Collins of
Gardiner; by Overseer Leslie Hunt
and wife of Manchester; by Master
Clarence Washburn of Litchfield and
by Supt. of Schools John S. Tapley
of Oakland. The program for the
evening closed with singing, God Be
with You Until We Meet Again"
The meeting was opened Wednesday
morning at 1890 o'clock by Master
Clarence B. Washburn and the fore
noon session was devoted to the
election of officers and other business
was transacted. At noon a dinner
was served by the ladies Of Cascade
Grange and covers were laid for over
zoo. In the afternoon the following
officers were installed by Fred A.
Walker of Readfield, State deputy of
kennebec county, assisted by RMS.
Clarence Oliver and the young ladies'
degree team of Cascade Grange.
which received much praise for the
manner in which it performed its
duties: Master. Clarence B. WASH
burn of Litchfield:, overseer, J. Leslie
Hunt OF Manchester: lecturer. Merl
j. Hartman of Readfield; chaplain,
Fred NJ. Stone of Manchester: secre-
tary, Frank S. Collins of Gardiner:
treasurer, e. p. Clifford of Win
throp; steward, Ralph J. Morrill, of
Manchester; assistant steward, Ern-
est p. Oliver of Oakland; Pomona.
Mrs. Louise Childs of Readfield:
Ceres, Harry Hunt of Manchester:
Flora, Mrs. BERTHE Morrill, of Man
chester: lady assistant steward
Mrs. Viola Oliver of Oakland gate
keeper, T. w. Longley of Sidney.
7. S. Benson of Sidney and e. T.
Clifford Of Winthrop were elected TO
serve on the executive board. After
the installation, Mr.. Clifford gave a
very interesting address and related
many facts concerning the meeting
of the National Grange which was
held recently in Boston. The places
of meeting for Kennebec Pomona for
the year 1891 have been appointed
as follows:
In February, Winthrop: March,
Gardiner; April. Manchester; Nav.
Salmon Lake; June, North Augusta:
Augusta. Fayette; September, Cob
bosseecontee Grange, West Gardiner:
October Fruit Growers Meeting will
be held in Sidney; November. Bel
grade; December, Monmouth. The
annual meeting will be held in Janu-
AIRY with Cascade Grange. This was
the first time that the meeting of
Kennebec Pomona has been held two
days in succession. 1t was largely
attended. Much interest and enthus-
iasm was shown by the members and
it was voted to be the best meeting
ever held in Kennebec county.
Mrs. Laura Washburn has returned
to Waterville after passing a few
days at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Sturtevant.
Rev. Weston P. Holman gave an
address before the Mems Brotherhood
class of the Methodist church in
Brunswick. Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Littlefield
have returned from Bald Mountain