Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-22

short plays the first being lie Mede-
Gin Mystifie" and was presented by
BENZ. Lewia, verna Porter, Beatrice
Whittemore and Emelia Halle. The
second was Madame Est Sortie"
with the following taking part:
Emelia Halle, Juliette Carriveal,
Oiena yiles. velma Berry, Gladys
Ames, Geneva Lewia and Edith Thu
bodeau. Between the plays there
were two vocal numbers "Griselidie''
and "Beauteous Night, a Night of
Love" sung by the following young
ladies. Clean Viies. Evelyn Viles, Virl
ginia Ames, Verna Porter. Ethelyn
Morris, velma Berry. Sadie Martin
and Geneva Lewia, who were accom-
panied by Mrs. Cover. The seniors
and sophomores who do not take
French were guests. After the pro
gram games were played and "a So
cial hour was enjoyed
Roland T. Patten. business man
ager of the Independent Reporter
was in Orono. Monday. where in the
afternoon ne addressed the class in
Journalism at the University of
Maine on THE Best Use of Printers
Ink and Press Paper" In the eve
ming Mr.. Patten spoke before the
Federated Mems club of Orono on
Some Pleasant Things that Come to
a Newspaper Man" f> ''.r
Rev. George Loring Thurlow. pas
tor of the Federated church was IN
East Madison, Monday afternoon
where he officiated at the funeral
service of Joseph Harville, who died
saturday morning after short ILL
ness with pneumonia The service
was held at the home of Mr. Har-
ville's cousin, George Young. The
burial was in the village cemetery in
East Madison. =.
Miss Maud Plummer, the attendant
in the dental office of DR.. Fred O.
sawyer passed the weekend, with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
RUNNER, at their home on the Mid
die road.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur B. Plummer
returned Sunday from Boston. where
they have been attending the auto-
mobile show and visiting s.. with
friends
Miss Hildreth Judkins. who has
been the guest of Miss Alice Finer
son at the home of her parents. Mr.
ana Mrs Ralph Emerson, returned ia
ner nome in Cornville Saturday. ac-
companied by Miss Alice who visited
over Sunday and on Saturday eve
nlng attended the meeting of the
Wesserrunsett Grange, of which she
is a member. .l4 -
The young people of East Madison
enjoyed dance inthe Grange hall
with music by Nay Varney's orches-
ira.
Miss Alta Young, the assistant in
structor in the commercial depart :
ment in the Skowhegan High schoo,
was a guest of her father. George
Dung at his home in East Madison
over Saturday and Sunday.
Allie NJ. knight, salesman in tho
Lashon & Butler market. on Wafer
street. has been confined to his home
on Baptist hill for several DAYS Inv
illness.
Miss Jeanne Thomson, who has
been the guest of her cousins. Mr.
and Mrs Russell Hamlin in Water
Vile, returned home Saturday eve
ming.
MISS Florence Burrill stenographer
In the office of County Agent A. c.
Storer of the Farm Bureau, passed
the Weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Burrill at their home
in East Madison a7W
Miss Bertha Tracy returned To
1inckley. Monday noon, after visit
ing over Sunday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Tracy at their
home in Cornvile
Walter LoVerley left OH the 11:45
train Monday for Presque isle. where
he is to be the guest of friends.
County, agent A G.. Storer of the
farm bureau announces the following
meetings for this week: Wednesday,
Mr.. Storef will be at the farm bureau
office in Hartland; Tuesday he will
be in Pittsfield. when he win hold a
conference with Lester ShibIes. the
State club leader; on Thursday there
will be poultry and farm bureau
meeting in Bingham; on Friday after
non poultry meeting will be held in
Scion and on Friday evening an IL
Illustrated lecture on poultry will be
given in Scion. o. M. Wilbur, poul-
try specialist of the University of
Maine, will be the speaker at the
meeting in Bingham and at both
meetings held in Scion.
Mrs. Edgar Whittier. of Cornyille.
who is the lecturer of the East Ma
olson Grange and Mrs. John F. Dig
man also of the East Madison grange
We're in town Monday on their way to
Bangor, where they are to attend the
State Grange Lecturers Conference.
Mrs. Whittier going as delegate.
Mrs. G. Ralph French, lecturer of the
Wesserrunsette Grange of Cornvilie
has gone to Bangor to be present at
the conference.
Miss Margery Heberling of Iowa
City, Iowa, arrived in town, Monday
noon and is to conduct the putting on
of the operetta "Katcha- Koo," which
will be given on the evening of April
9Th, in the Opera House, under the
auspices of the Skowhegan woman's
Club and the High school.
The food and candy sale given by
the Christian Endeavor society of the
Federated church in Blaisdelrs Auto
mobile Rooms on Saturday, March
18th, was a great success. From this
and the social given on Friday even
ing, were realized the sum of 1850.
On this Tuesday evening, the Home
!, Missionary Society of the Centenary
Methodist church, with their friends,
will meet in the church vestries a.
$50 o'clock when delicious supper
will be served under the direction of
Mrs. Viola Smith, it being the occa-
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