Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-13
H. Beal Relief Corps, No. 1. of Ban

II. Beal Relief Corps, No. /. Of Ban
gor.
Guests of the Relief Corps at the
installation ceremony were Past De-
partment President Mrs. Ida Rolfe of
Clinton: Department Treasurer. Mrs.
Harriet Brann, Mrs. Mary Folsom
and Bessie NJ. Towne of Newport.
members of Fl. G. Libby Corps. No. 65;
and Past Department President Mrs.
William l.. Ross of Pittsficld, p men,
Der of the H. G. Libby Post, and Mrs.
Bessie Prescott of Pittsfeld.
The officers installed for the COM
ing year were: President, Mrs. Jen-
ME Chase; senior vice president, Ell
len Patten; junior vice president, Sa-
rah w. Iatten; chaplain, Eta Tarney:
treasurer, Eva Allen; secretary, Mrs.
Selma Mathews; conductor, Mrs. Lur-
vcy; assistant conductor. Miss Addie
Phillips; guard. Mrs. George Libby;
assis tanr guard, Mrs. Hillman; color
bearers. No. l. Adelaide Appleby; No.
9, Kate Owens; No 3. Lottie Files;
No. (, Hattie Larrabee; musician, Sc
lima Mathews: patriotic instructor.
Kate Owens; press correspondent.
Mrs. Josie Mathews.
AS a token of their appreciation of
the efforts of the ladies from Bangor
! coming to Pittsfeld to give the in
stallation ceremony each was pre-
scented with a piece Of hand-painted
china by the Relief Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Whitman, who
i have been guests of Mr.. Whitman's
mother, Mrs. Ethel White, have re-
turned to their home in Waterville.
Mrs. L. f. Gerald of Burnham was
! in town recently, the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Perley Wright.
Lemuel Smith, who has employ
ment at Mainstreamy was at his home
in town, recently.
c. A. Slower of Skowhegan, agent
for the Somerset County Farm FBu-
reau, was in town Tuesday, later
! leaving for Hartland where the or
ganization has large membership.
Mrs, Ida c. Rolfe was in town We'd
nesday, and attended the installation
of Stephen Davis Post and Relief
| Corps.
| Mrs. Mary Folsom of Newport was
, in town Wednesday, to attend the in
stallation of the Women's Relief
! Corps. Mrs. Folsom was formerly a
resident of this town and has many
! friends here who were glad to well
come her.
! The Maine Central Institute bas-
| ketball team will go to Dexter Friday
where in the evening they will play
with the n. II. Fay High school team
! At a regular meeting Of Somerset
Lodge No. 145. X. of p, to be held
| Thursday evening the installation OF
! officers ELECT for the ensuing year will
! take place.
( Mrs. Mary Spear was in Waterville
/ Tuesday for the day.
| Chester 3. Chase left Tuesday for
| Portland, where he has accepted a
| position with the Portland Gas Co.
l.. +. Marden and Harold Crawford
were business callers in Dexter On
Tuesday.
Calais. who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. n. Tarbell. left Tuesday
| for a visit in Boston.
| Mrs. Ada Davidson left Monday for
! Gardiner. where she has accepted a
position in the Gardiner hospital.
Attorney ]. w. Manson was a WIS.,
| itor in Skowhegan Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuller were
business callers in Bangor Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Chandler
of Brewer were in town Wednesday
calling on friends.
| Sherman Gray left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland on business.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Otis
NJ. Vining Post of the American Le-