Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-29
FAIRFIELD
East kennebec Pomona

Tic East Kennebec Pomona meet.
ms WAS held at Benton Grange hall
yesterday. In the morning the fifth
degree was conferred on a. class IF
20 candidates. At noon a baked
bean dinner was served in the dining
room. In the afternoon the follow.
irg program was carried out under
the direction of Mrs. Vida Hunter:
Address Of welcome, Frank Black.
well: response. Mr.. Billings of AL.
blon; recitation. Mrs. Lura Eldridge.
music by Grange: topic. What is
Patriotism. how developed and how
manifested? by l.. A. Davis, Mr..
Wheeler OF Oakland. Mr.. Jones OF
Winslow. Mr.. Longley OF Belgrade:
address by Z. A. Smith: music by
ladies' trio. composed Of Mrs. Harry
plummer. Mrs. Davis and Mrs, Mabel
wentworth: recitation by Alice
lialey: stony. Mr.. Jones of Winslow:
music by Grange: story by Austin
llorscy OF Clinton: report of lectures
corference by Mrs. Vida Hunter:
talk on the Sweet Corn Growers
association by Harry Plummer and
Nr. Wheeler of Oakland; recitation
tv Mr.. Wixon of Winslow: recitation
b., Theodore Richardson; recitation
br Mrs. Wixon: piano duet, Dorothy
Btncr and Emily Bradbury; music
~ Ladies' Trio. There was a large
delegation present from Nassalboro.
oakland, Clinton, Albion and Bel
e.ade.
Tho plummer Bible Class monthly
sor.ablo Will be held Thursday even
.og AZ the home of the new president,
MIS-. Alice Bowman. This is the first
meeting since the election of the new
officers and n good attendance is de-
srad.
An aluminium demonstration was
r+vcu ar the home Of Mrs. Edward
Heath OF 0oodmao Court yesterday
afternoon. Delicious refreshments
y ere cooked and served by the DEM
oas'rator.
Mrs Mary Choate recently enter
famed n fow friends at an afternoon
.s7 Those present were Mrs. Ida
Goodwin. Mrs. Fred Getchell. Mrs
ANNIE Brown and daughter Elizabeth,
- Watcrville. Mrs. Nellie Tozicr of
Virs,ow and Mrs. Charlotte Clark of
town.
Tho rhlathca Class will meet at
+'e home of Mrs. Charles this even
tar
The warrant for the annual Village
CORPORATION has been reported.
..rcrr are matters Of importance to
i. considered, besides the usual ar
tcles.
N-. and Mrs. Joseph Sawyer have
-.,Iu.d to Unity, where they are
,1ea.rg few weeks after being at
tec.r home for a few days.
N.ea Catherine Hatch, WHO Is
.-7eu!rg school in Clinton. ct. is at
I.r lome on Ncwhall street for her
vacation.
The meeting os the w. c. r. L.
win lie hold Thursday at the home of
MIS- \. !. Rowcl instead of Mrs. Fred
-.tprc. as formerly announced.
Mrs. Emma Shipley has returned to
N.r home IN SkowheGan after beng at
,., home of Fred Johnson for several
b. uia-.
Tic American Legion Auxiliary Sew
,rr t.rric Will meet this afternoon at
,l, home of Mrs. George stafford.
A. W. Nelson and S. T. Lawry are
pass ng a fow days az Sibley pord.
Mr. ana Mrs Frank King, who have
tcrr visiting Mrs. Kings sister. Miss
Ma Oakes or Newport, have returned
e.. te"lr homo.
,'r. and Mrs. Ralph r. Patterson
ave moved from North street to So
Western avenue. in the rent which
vas coupled by Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
sweet.
MISS Helen Ryan has returned to
Pennington. where she is attending
Normal school, after passing her Va
,7'ipn al hor home.
Mrs william II. Totman and Mrs.
Cato'yu Noyes arc visiting relatives in
Icxtcr.
NYES CORNER-Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Tozier have been called to
,orrvile by the illness of Mr.. Tozier's
fa'hC-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Henderson have
gone TO Waterville, where they both
have employment.
w and Mrs WILDER Horne and
daughter of Portland are guests OF
~ father, A. y. Horne, for few
DAYS.
MISS Mona Ballard of the Webster
district passed the weekend with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Newcomb.
Mrs Rose Henderson returned Sat
r'1ay night from a two weeks visit
with friends in Portland. Lewiston
aud Auburn.
Mrs Frank Morse has returned
Tome after several DAYS stay with
'or daughter. Mrs. Donald Ellis, who
e IT..
rENTEE-S Schools closed Friday
'.r the spring vacation. A fine en-
j"stainmcnt was given by the pupils
Ia all the grades and much credit IS
DIE the principal. Miss Ethel Stet-
son. aud her assistants, Edna Fetter-
son and Ella Wilcox. Songs. dla-
lpguos. Rotations. a step dance by
fNo pelIerinC bows, the Scotch high