Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-24

CdlAS0 " UTuCI at Ii q ClOCA ny III
thy Master Grant witham OF Emb-
den and the Pomona degree was con-
ferred upon a class of 81 candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Witham were APP
pointed to the State Grange meeting
which will be held in Portland in
December. A delicious dinner was
served by the entertaining grange
which was followed by the officers
drill. The address OF welcome was
given by past master of the Wesser-
runsett Grange. George P. Fogg, and
a welcome song was sung by Annette
Moody. A. G. Smith and Miss Winnie
fred Gardiner with Miss Gardiner
acting as accOmpanist, the response
was given by Worthy Master Witham
of Pomona; song. "A Long. Long
Trail Annette Moody and Miss
Gardiner: the question, Resolved
that Maine Offers a Greater Oppor-
tunity for Occupation than any other
State in the Union" was discussed
by Eugene Danforth, Wallace Tracy,
Charles e. Cleveland and Samuel +.
Emerson: vocal solo. A. r. Smith:
vocal solo. Helen Libby: play, 1.-The
Lost Teeth" by the following cast,
Mrs. Jones, Evelyn F1ewellyn; Mr..
Jones, Mildred Smith; Aunt Amanda,
Ethel Flewellyn; doctor, Bertha
Tracy: harmonica solo. Eugene
Danforth: vocal quartet, Annette
Moody, A. f. Smith, G. r. French
and Winnefred Gardiner; play Mrs.
Deacon Spriggins," was given by
Mrs. Carrie French, Bertha Tracy.
Mrs. Wallace Tracy. Mrs. Bessie
York. Florence Tracy, Emma Smith,
Annette Moody; Mildred Tracy. Eve
Ign Flewellyn, Ethel Flewellyn and
Bessie Later; cornet solo, Wallace
Tracy: mOnOlogue. Mrs. Carrie
French; vocal solo. Helen Libby; vo-
cal solo, Mildred Smith with a
whistling accompaniment by her
father A. +. Smith and accompanied
by Miss Gardiner who was the ac-
cOmpanist for the afternoons pro-
gram. The next meeting of the Som
erset Pomona Grange will be two
days meeting and will be held on the
second Tuesday and Wednesday in
January with the Skowhegan
Grange
Warren Carleton Merrill, son OF G.
p. Merrill of town. who was marie /
on Monday at the home Of his bride.
Miss Beatrice Marie Straw's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther G. Straw, has
many friends in town who will be IN
terested to know of his marriage and
will extend all good wishes. Mr. and
Mrs. Merrill will be at home after
December l at Sc Perkins street, Nor
wich, Conn. Mr.. Merrill is a graduate
of the SkowheGan H;.E school and
VAS one of the famous High school
squad Of eight, who gave service
overseas in the World War
Raymond I.aCasce, a student AT
ROWdoin college arrived in town We'd :
nesday night to pass the Thanksgiv-
ing recess and the week END with
his mother, Mrs. Eta LaCasce on
upper Main street. Thanksgiving day
Mrs. IaCasce and Raymond will be
guests of Senator and Mrs. William
Walker at their home at MalbOn'
Mills; other guests Will be MIR. AMI
Mrs. Walkers sonAand wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Walker and three chill
drcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r.. Jewrtt are
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
T.. Briggs at their home on NewnaIi
street in Fairfield. Other que ats ! t
tie Briggs home> are Mr.. ana Mrs.
.ewetts son. Lancdon. a student 1T
Fowdoin college and college friend,
Ernest Joy Of Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Helen White Flint of Highland
Lake is substituting in the S'h grade
on the Island. taking the place OF
Mrs. Lottic Gates. who is unab to
teach as her son Maurice. is i'll with
typhoid fever at the Gates home on
Madison avenue.
Miss Rachel Conant, teacher OF
Latin and French in the Bineham
High school is the guest of her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. COnnnt on
Cross street. over the holidays
Miss Florence Burrill stenographer
in tho Somerset county Farm Bureau
office will be the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burrill at their
home in East Madison, Thanksgiving
day.
Farm Bureau agent and Mrs c. 4
Storer ire entertaining as a Thanks
giving guest Miss Marion Small OF
Freedom, who Is a pupil at the state
Normal school at Pennington. Miss
Small is former pupil Of Mr. StOr-
er's. having been junior at the
Freedom High school when Mr.. Stor-
CT was the principal there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Whiting
and daughter. Phyllis and son. Clar-
ence. are guests Thursday at the
home of Mr.. Writings parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Whiting in Nor
ridgewock
The knights OF Columbus, to a
large number. enjoyed a clam bake in
the Grand Army hall Tuesday eve
ming.
George G. Nelson
George g. Nelson died at the homo