Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
Oh to feel gratified at the success of

Oh to feel gratified at the success of
the Bazaar.
| Winthrop Grange, p. of H. No. 209.
held one of the most enjoyable meet
! inss of the season at the Grange hall
Tuesday, with q good number in at
tendance. The forenoon session uas
called to order by the Worthy Mas
ter, Joseph H. Moore, and the usual
routine business taken up. The names
! of three candidates were balloted on.
Miss NJ. Ellen Alden. in a few we'll
chosen WORDS, brought to the atten-
, ton Of the members that it was the
10th wedding anniversary of mr.. and
Mrs. George Crane, who have long
been members of the order and pre-
scented to them a beautiful plant in
behalf of the Grange. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane both responded feelinglly. Din
ner was then announced and the
members, after marching around the
hail. led by Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, ad-
joCrned to the dining room, where
delicious dinner was served, Mr.. and
; Mrs. Crane being seated at the head
Of the table. The afternoon session
Master and the meeting placed in the
hands of the Worthy Lecturer. pro
, tenn. Mrs. J. Henry Moore, after
which the following program was car
ried out. Music by the Grange Or
chestra, consisting Of Joseph II
| Moore, violin. Mrs. Frank TAYLOR at
the piano and Mrs. Eta Brown. tam
horirc. The membe:s ell Joined in
; singing several songs with the or
chestra accompaniment. after which
a reading by Airs. Lottie York was
enjoyed, with encore.
| Next was a duet by Mrs. McInni+
! aud Mrs. Brown with Mrs Nellie
! briggs accompanist. A fine papt..
/ Don't Neglect the Little Things"
was read by Miss Ellen Alden. Mrs.
/ Georfe Crane and Mrs. Louise Weob
gave enjoyable readings and instrl-
! mental music was rendered by Mrt
Briggs. with an encore Mrs. Belle
Holmes gave reading on Washington,
| followed by reading by Mrs. Helen
! Grant. instrumental music. with Mrs.
! Taylor at the piano. Joseph Moore,
; violin, was next on the program. Three
! questions were taken up: 1St
should Women Pay a Poll Tax
opened by Frank Taylor. The mon
gave their opinion, followed by the III
dies. End, "Nhat Direct Benefit De We
! Derive from the Grange" discuss d
by all. Bird. What Books Have You
| Read During the Year That You
Could Recommend. and great many
good ones were named The meeting
closed with singing God BE with
You Til We. Meet Again" by the mell-
bers. Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs
Cooper from Readfield Grange and Mr.
| and Mrs. A. c. Ford.
/ Members Of the Grange wish to call
attention to the bulletin boards which
they are putting up, one at the Grange
hall and one. through the kindness of
Ora Maxim, at Maxim's Mill. Watch
the boards for interesting announce
mcnts.
The Kings Messengers class of he
| church at Winthrop Center is much in
terested in a working program this
winter which includes social improve
j ment and the presentation of pro-
| gram of high class moving pictures
/ A moving picture machine has been
! purchased and pictures are giv.n
which will b" Of benefit TO the church
and community. Every other week
they plan to go to TIE Grange hail
| West Winthrop, and the pictures next
! Friday evening will be shown at that
place. They will include 10-re.l
production. VIM. Tell" beside other
attractions. This class of young pao-
pie Is well organized working class
with Paul Bailey as president; Esther
| SchWarts, treasurer; Berdina Ham
mond secretary; D. 5. Clement,
teaching manager. and Ralph Titus as
| sistant manager. There will be
free team leaving the post Office next
| Friday at i. NJ. for any vino care
TO attend the pictures ut tho hall.
The February meeting OF the w. g.
7. L. was held Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Harriet Kilbreth
and the usual routine business was
taken up. There was a coed attendance
and further plans We're made for the
| work of the class in ciVics which will
| begin their new study the secon
| Tuesday IN March. at which time the
| new books will be ready. The first
| lesson will lie on the Constitution OF
| the United states. and the meeting
| will be held at the home Of MS