Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-18
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The regular meeting of the Halifax
club was held Saturday. afternoon at
the home of the clun leader, Mrs.
Everett Shores, on Lithgow street.
There We're % members present. The
vice president Louise Cushman, pre-
sided at the business session. 1t was
voted to make May baskets to sell.
The cooking and housekeeping de-
partment served cake and cocoa. The
next regular meeting will be held
April 30.
+! At the Congregational church Sum
day morning in place of the sermon,
the children of the Sunday school
gave an Easter concert. The pro-
gram was as follows: Mrs. Samuel
Clark presided at the organ; march
and song by the sun lay school: mu-
sic by the choir; PRAYER by the pas
tor Rev. w. J. Eaton: music by the
choir; welcome, Howard Rainey:
recitation, Doris Wood music,
song by mixed quartet; recita-
ton, Peter Boyer Mathcson; eyer-
cises, "A Secret" Method Rainey,
Louise Shores, Florence Jones and
Ruth Patterson; mUsi,' by the choir;
recitation The Easter Story" Rus
sell Eaton; recitation, Louise shores:
song, Dorothy Chamberlain and Bcr-
tie Merron; Easter collection; eXer-
else, Harold Huff, Alfred GetchclI,
Douglass Clark and David Garland:
Easter story by the pastor: music by
the choir: exercise, Alice Smith, Yer
ma Jones Mariory Chamberlain. Ruth
scott, Ruth Robinson; recitation,
Lawrence Chapman; recitation, John
Elliot Patterson; exercise. Carl Pat
tcrson, Albert fluff, Robert Stuart.
Alfred Mcrron and Fred Matheson:
recitation, JOHN Patterson: music by
the choir: hcnediction. The commit
tee in charge were Mrs Everett
shores, Mrs. Freeman Huff and Mrs.
| Coleman Scott.
A fire alarm has been put on the
new fire station. it proved a success
ut the test trial given recently. Wins
low citizens feel proud of their pro
gresslVe chief, II. A. Dennison, and
his up-to-data fire team. The fire
alarm is tested daily at 1890 p. NJ.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Sewing Circle will be held Ncdnes-
day, April 10, in the congregational
church rar1ors. Dinner committee.
MIS-. Fred Thynge and Mrs Everett
shores. Fish chowder will be served
at noon.
Miss Evelyn GrindaH Of Benton
avenue recently entertained the Bird
club. Miss Julia Laki1, of Waterville
gave very interesting talk on birds
which was much enjoyed by all.
There were l. young ladies' present.
Delicious refreshments We're served
by the hostess, Miss Grindal.
Mrs. Sidney Roberts is passing a
few days with friends in Brooks.
Miss Katherine Low of Nassalboro
was a weekend guest at the home Of
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
George Chamberlain, on the Augusta
road.
Alexander Baird student at OAK
Grove Seminary, was week end
guest Of his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
George Baird, on Taconnct street.
Miss Dorothy Roberts was a Sun
day guest at the hone Of her uncle
and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. G. II. Drum
monG, on the Augusta road.
Mlss Arlene Suite, student at
OAK Grove Seminary, has returned
after passing the Weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas SUIT
tic. Of Benton avenue.
Miss Mildred Th5nGc, hookkccncr
at the Fairfield San4torium, was a
H1y- of
Mrs. Fred Thynge or Clinton avenue.
The whist parties which have been
held during the vint2:' at the Tacon-
net club house will lie discontinued
during the summer season.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans division of the Farm bureau WAS
held in the Congregational church
parlors Saturday. The project leader
was Mrs George w. Patterson. The
forenoon was passed in drafting
sleeve patterns under the direction of
Miss Helen Louise Clark. county
demonstration agent. A fine dinner
was served at noon. consisting of
mashed potatoes, hot meat, turnip,
vegetable salad, pickles, assorted
cake. pics, doughnuts and coffee by
| Mrs. j. G. Day. Mrs. ). O. Peck pre-
sided at the business session. The
usual routine Of bushes was carried
out. A report Of the Bette" project
! leader was given by Mrs. ID. G. Day.
At the next regular meeting, May IL,
a demonstration of The steam pres
sure cooker will be ~-itsn. The after
room was passed in learning to hem
stitch, the binding OF buttonholes.
putting on sleeve packets, the cut
-ting Of collars. etc. 4 vas a very in
structiye meeting ana goodly num-
! Der were present. TIE next place Of
/ meeting will be announced later.
| Those attending the funeral of Mrs.
Bernard Watts at the Mortuary
| chapel in Pine Grove Saturday from
Winsiow. were Mr. and Mrs. George
| ChamberIain, Mrs. William Bowden.
| Mrs. Walter Tobey. Mrs j.. S. Gar
land, Celia Tobey AMI Miss Lola l..
Garland.
Mrs. +. F. Reynolds of the Garland