Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-17

Alton L Grant Of Lewiston as cater
err At $50 the visiting knights will
go to Lakewood where boating.
bathing and a band concert viii be
enjoyed. At s o'clock they will at
tend the theatre, when the Lakewood
Stock company win present Turn
to the Right" and after the theatre
they will return to Skowhegan to the
Exhibition hall at Fairview park.
where a buffet lunch will be served
and social enjoyed Friday morn
ing at $50 o'clock the guests will
assemble at Grange hall and form
in line for a parade which will in
clude the visiting Communicates and
three bands. Refreshments viii be
served at Coburn park at $40 and
one-half hour later the lines will re-
form and will be reviewed by Right
Eminent Sir Frank W. Buchanan
grand commander of the Grand
Commandery of Maine and suite At
IL O'Clock the Knights will stop at
the Buchanan home on Madison
avenue for rest and refreshment.
after which the line will go to Fair
view park where the line will be
broken. At / o'clock dinner will be
served by Caterer Grant, followed
by sports, games and singing ana
music by the bands.
The committees in charge are made
I'D of the following Knights: Execu-
tive, Arthur r Jewett, Frank X.
Madden, G. Ernest Avore; commissa-
ry-Frank ". Buchanan, Walter P.
Ordway, Roscoe E. Atwood; parade
George H. Plummer. Frank p.
Madden. Edgar L. Ford; entertain
ment and sports-G. Ernest Avore,
John II. jenkins. Walter II. Hight;
publicity-Arthur r. Jewett, Clar-
ence 3. Hight, Harry E. Smith; deco
rations-Fred Foss Lawrence. George
Il. H. Smith, George A. Moore; f.
nance-Joseph p. Oak, William r. FL
lott, Carl Curtis; uusic-Roscoe E.
, Atwood, John Fl. Jenkins, Edwin p.
. Whiting: housing-Edward F. Mer-
rilI. DIR. r. A Derbyshire, DIR. George
E. Young; transportation-John Lam
caster, Charles A. Day, Adam Simp-
son: tomobiles-William F. Mer-
rill, Walter Fl. Hight, Carl NJ. Holt;
grounds-G Allen Wentworth, Myron
J. Smith, Harry E. Smith: reception
Frank W. Buchanan. George w.
Cover and Walter P. Ordway. The
DeMolay met Wednesday evening
and appointed the following commit
tee to have charge of serving the re-
freshments at Fairvew Park: John l..
Fish, William Fl. Fowler and Charles
E. Nitschke. 1t was expected that 40
men from the Blue Lodge will serve
as walters.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hight and
son Arthur Mrs. Ella Hight and Mrs.
Jane Green of Athens were in town
! Thursday on business.
]. T. Thibodeau of North avenue
, has been appointed deputy sheriff to
take the place of deputy sheriff AL
bert J. Libby, who resigned because
Of i'll health.
Miss Dorothy Day gave delightful
shower party Wednesday evening for
Miss Betty Macombcr at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lay, on Madison avenue, in honor OF
her marriage TO Prince Drummond Of
WatervilIe, which is TO take place the
last Of this month. The living room
was decorated with yellow and white
and the dining room with yellow and
white. The party was a complete
surprise to Miss Macomber. Twenty
two guests were present and included
Miss Macombers close friends. The
shower included many gifts of all
kinds that bride will find useful In
housekeeping in the new home. The
basket in which the gifts were ar