Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

farmers, the vocational education for
the army, the good roads act and the
federal income tax by which it was
resigned that the rich should pay the
greater tax instead of the poor tax
payers and that the Republicans had
repealed this last act.
Mr.. Gould said he could not see
why the poor working man would
| vote the Republican ticket, and why
they would not stand up for them
selves. He mentioned the Skowhe-
gan Republican committee and gave
reasons for certain people being
placed on that committee. Mr.. Gould
stated that in SkoWhcgan there was
no Republican party but that 1t was
Clyde Smith and the Democratic
party and that here the party was
under the control Of one man.
Mr. Gould spoke Of the women's
ballet and expressed his appreciation
Of women and that he did not see how
| either man or woman is to vote but
! The Democratic ticket and be honest
! with himself. He also expressed his
pleasure at the growth of the Pattan-
@all club.
In closing Mr.. Gould explained the
marking of the ballot and said that if
defeated again they would on the
morning after election so down town
and tell how they happened 10 be de-
lcated and take up the fight again
and fight on until victory is at last
won.
The closing number was another
song, The Trail of Long Ago" by
Mrs. Cote, accompanied by Mrs, Bor-
den At the suggestion of Mrs. Fran
els II. Smith. the chairman of the
town committee, a rising vote of
thanks was extended by the club to
the efficient officers, speakers and all
who had in any way helped to make
the club the great success which it
| has been.
A social hour followed, with piano
ducts played by Mrs. Borden and Miss
LcmicuX. Ices and saltlncS We're
served by committee made up Of
Miss Rachel Conant chairman, Miss
Flvia Thibault, Miss Gladys Rowell.
Mrs. Belle Merrill. Mrs. Jessie Bearce
and Mrs. Ethel Madden.
At the close of the meeting of the
pattungall club. Mrs. Francis H..
Smith, chairman Of the Democratic
town committee, called meeting OF
the committee ard discussed ways
ana means to aid the voting on Sep
, TENDER 18th. The Democratic COM
mittee is composed Of. besides the
chairman. Mrs. Bell Dow, Mrs. Emma
Pooler, Mrs. Mary w. Benner, Mrs.
Myrtle Green, Mrs. Nellie Hopkins,
Mrs. Jessie Berce, Mrs. Sarah With
am, Mrs. Maud Lucknow, Mrs. Hazel
Keene, Mrs. Ethel Madden, Mrs.
Laura Perry, Mrs. Louise Markham
Mrs. Lou Eames, Mrs. Belle Merrill,
Mrs Grace Stevens, Mrs. Eva Tash,
Mrs. Elvenia Griffith, Mrs. Melissa
Dolbier, Mrs. Lizzie Harville, Mrs.
Eva Gerald, Mrs. Sadie Butler, Mrs.
Louise Kurdish and Mrs. Eda Rowell.
The regular meeting of the Russell
Relief Corps will be held Friday af-
ternoon, September list, at $50 o'clock.
The meeting will be held in the Grand
Army hall and a full attendance is
requested.
The school of instruction which is
to be held by the Relief Corps and
which was planned for date in Sep
TENDER, has been postponed until
Tuesday, October 10th.
a telephone mcssa"e received in
town Monday night stating that Mrs
Ninncfrcd Cook is 10 be the super
in:cndent OF the Rcdpath Chautanqua
in Skowhcgan was most pleasing TO
the Skowhegan people who have in
charge tho putting through Of the
Chautauqua.