Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-09

at the April term of the supreme
| court at SkoWheGan.
Capt. Howard y. Frisscll WIS in
| town recently to conduct the annual
| federal inspection of the Headquarters
Company, State Militia. located here.
There will be d, bate at Powers
| hall. Maine Central Institute, Friday
evening. March 9, between debating
teams from Bar Harbor High school
and NJ. c. /. All are cordially invited
and admission is free.
The smembcrs of the senior class Of
Ha ri land Academy visited Pittsfield
Wednesday and the class photograph
was taken. Tho party included Mrs.
Bertha Hascltine. Mrs. VIII D"cring.
Mrs. Anglo Lewis and Misses Mildred
BrawIl Mabel Drew. lola Chapman,
/ Cassie Fisher and Clyde Brooks. Lin
wood Burbank. George Thompson ard
Harry Dore.
DR.. q. Fl. Hutchins will give a health
talk to the regular meeting of Pitts
field Grange on Saturday night. Per-
sons not members of the Grange Will
be welcome during his lecture and DR..
Hutchins will answer airy written qucS-
tions pertaining to health or SANTA
ton. The business meeting viii he
Slll promptly Gl % anu the lecture
Will begin at o'clock.
Mrs. Lizzie Gilman, who has ON
ploymcnt in Clinton. is passing a few
days at her home in town.
Mrs. John Richards and son Frn-
est of SkowheSan arrived in town
Wednesday for a visit with Mrs.
Richards daughter, Mrs. Della
Crowell.
Mrs. Charles H.. BusscIl was in
Watervilie and Oakland Tuesday
a. at the latter place vas the guest
of Mrs. Jay ". Scribncr, a former
resident Of Pittsliold.
Harry Gordon was in Newport
Wednesday, attending to business
matters.
Carl Hatch won't to Ellsworth
Wednesday for brief business trip.
Mrs. Charles Drew of Wellington.
who has been the guest of Mrs. S.
y. Faylcs went to Bangor Wedncs-
day. where she will enter a hospital
in that city for treatment.
Edward Hanson was business
caller in Bangor Wednesday.
The ladies of the w. Il. G. will
servo one CT their famous town meet
ing day dinners at Grand Army
Hall. Monday. March Il.
John +. Daily OF Boston. who has
been guest of his brother. Jamos
3. Daily and family. left Wednesday
morning for Bangor.
Tuesday Club Met at Lancey House
The Pittsfield Tuesday club met at
the Lancey House. Tuesday after
noon. March 9Th. Mrs. Hunnewell
entertained, Betsy Milliken acting as
hostess. The meeting was marked
by record attendance. Mrs. Leila
Manson and Mrs. Dora Nickery, hon.
orary members We're present. The
business Of the meetings was soon
disposed of, Mrs. Burns III the chair.
Then followed most enjoyable pro-
gram. consisting of two pleasing
musical numbers and splendid
discourse on the present current
events, and review of Dorothy Cam
fields late book. Rough Hewn most
delightfully."- presented. The review
was in the hands of Mrs Blanche
Gctchell, who has entertained the
club so often, in previous years with
her able and artistic reviews of cur
rent books. Rough Hewn has been
classed by critics generally as one of
the six best books Of present fiction.
SO the club members were most in
tcrested in hearing the resume of the
story and the dclineation of charac-
tiers in their various settings and de-
velopments. The picture of the Lead
ing characters as drawn by Mrs.
Getchell was analytical as well as
very real and very charming. 1t may
be said that the portrayal of no book
OF past years has been more enthu-
siastIcally received by the club men,
bers, than Rough Hewn.
Following the PROGRAM, tho cuoc4,
were invited by the hostess to the
dining room. where delicious refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Milliken
poured at an attractively decorated
table. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks ut the home of Mrs.
Winnie Drake. Park street.