Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30
COMING Events


The annual convocation of Somerset
Chapter. No. Is, Royal Arch Masons
will be held at the Masonic hall, this
Friday evening, at 7.30 o'clock. The
annual reports will be given and the
officers will be elected and installed to
serve the chapter for the coming year.
The annual Field Day of Somerset
Pomona Grange will be held at Lake
wood, Thursday, August 3rd. The
Somerset Farm Bureau and the Boys
and Girls Agricultural clubs will unite
with the grange in this Field Day and
the East Somerset Pomona Grange
has also been extended an invitation
( to meet with them.
The regular meeting of the Somer-
set Veterans Association succeeding
the Gath quarterly meeting, is to be
held in SkoWhcgcr today, Friday,
June S0th. The morning session will
be held at 1880 in the municipal court
room. Dinner will be served by the
/ Ladies Of the Russell Relief Corps in
the Grand Army hall. The afternoon
session with an entertaining program
will be held in the Grand Army hall.
1t is expected that Mrs. Marion Drake
| Flanders will give vocal solo and
the ladies of the corps will also pre-
sent a program. Department Com
mandcr Gay of Augusta will be pres
ent and speak. Several others have
been invited to attend Spanish and
World War Veterans are especially in
vited. Commander John w. FOlger
Will give the address o. welcome and
tho response Viii be voiced by Hon.
Lyman T.. Walton.
George b. Gutter Of Boston will be
| here Sunday, July 2nd and will give
lectures and messages at Lakewood
Theatre. 1t is expected that there
will he two meetings one at 1870 in
the forenoon, and one at > o'clock in
tho afternoon
Announcement has been made of
the observance of Old Home day at
Flagstaff on Monday, July 5rd. Early
in the forenoon there will be sports,
with an address at II o'clock. a pic
mic dinner will be served at noon. \
band concert Will be given by the
Madison Boys Band. Any one and
I everyone, who has ever attended
school, lived or worked in Flagstaff
! is cordially invited to pack his or her
lunch basket on the morning Of July
3rd and 90 to Flagstaff for the day.
| The public is cordially invited TO at
tend the public dinner which is to be
given this Friday noon, at the Grand
Army hall, by the I.adie@ of the Rus
sell Relief Corps, for the Somerset
Veterans Association, which will hold
it's annual meeting in SkOWhegan to-
! day.
! Skowhcgan citizens are urged to at
tend this Friday evening, another
meeting of the Clean Up. Paint Up
and Keep 1t Up CAMPAIGN, which
! Skowhcgan citizens arc conducting.
! The meeting viii be held ut 100
promptly in tho court room Mt the
municipal building.
/ Miss Marion G. Hare, tho Somerset
County Homo Demonstrators was at
Tarono Thursday. whore she gave 4
! demonstration with the Ladies' Farm
Bureau branch on salads.
| Thursday. evening, both c. A. Stor
or, the Somerset county Farm Bureau
agent, and Miss Marion G. Hare were
| IN alrllClQ WncGc 1nPN 6lIenueO
committee meeting and "get-tOgethcr" /
/ of the Farm Bureau.
! Today. Friday, u union Field Day
! of the Hartland and st. Adams Farm
! Bureau communities will be held at
| the Webb Ridge farm. Leon S. Mer-
rill of Orono. the director Of the ag-
ricultural college extension service
will be present and give an address.
I County Agent Storcr will also attend
I this meeting.
I Friday, Miss Hare will be in North
Arson where she viii conduct a dem
onstration on Homo Nursing.
Both Mr.. Storer and Miss Hare OK
pect to be in the county office at the
municipal building, Saturday.
The prayer service at the Bethany
Baptist church was conducted Thurs
day evening by Deacon Il. Fremont
Homsted, in the absence of the pas
tor. Rev. George Merriam, who has
been in Saco in attendance at the an
nual meetings of the United Baptist |
Convention of Maine.
The Ladies' Working League of the !
| Federated church, Of which Mrs. |