Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-27
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Confer Degrees at Cascade
Observation-Disclosures Guar
ant0TS--SalmOn Lake Grange

At the regular meeting of Cascade
orange held on Saturday evening
the third and fourth degrees was
conferred on class of seven can
didates, after which refreshments of
cake, coffee, sandwiches and dough-
nuts was served and the following
program was carried out: Song by
grange; reading, Mrs Edna Bachel-
der; reading, Henry Powers: read
ing by Mrs. Burwood. reading. Alton
Kerr: reading, Mrs. Sidney Went
worth: remarks by Chester Davies
and Norman Spiller: violin solo, Mil
dred Wheeler; remarks. Joseph Eaton
OF W1nsloW Oranges: reading, Wor-
thy Master George Wheeler; song,
flomN Sweet Home" by grange. At
the regular meeting next Saturday
evening election of officers will be
held.
Lewis Jalbert. who was a. week
end guest of his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Martneau has returned to his home
in Lewiston.
Following are a list of guaranturs
for the Swarthmore Chautauuua for
1924: Rev. Weston =. Holman. John
:. Tapley, Mrs. Alice s. Gilman. Mrs.
Virgil G. Totman, Mrs. Mary Strick-
land. Miss Mabel G. Farr. Mrs Agnes
Savage. George II. Bryant. Mrs. w.
A. Blake, Mrs. j. II. Morse. John o.
Reilly, E. r. Cover. w. II: Wheeler
e Son, r. p. Tracy, Chester f.
Small. Arthur Greeley. Rev. Milton
G. Bennett, Sargie Il. Warren, Ever
EFT L. Garland, II. w. PrebIe. Angie
Cottle, Fred s Whitney, George Or
mission, Mrs. Ross Ba. or. Mrs. NJ. A..
Bates, G. III. Vinegar. J. +, Harris.
c. ID. Lufkin, f. G. Simmons, c. r.
Simmons, w. A Goodwin, Alden Fl.
Savage, II. M. Damren, r. b. Get
chell. A. II. Lord. J. H. Stevens, G.
w. Goulding. l.. NJ. McKenney, Mrs.
ID. p. Mccartney. T.. nj. Andrews, Ed
ward Wing. r.. w. Flanders, A. H.
Oliver. Maggie Johnson. Mrs. Lewis
Crowell, e. P. Williams. Rev. F. S..
Bernauer. Louise Benson, S. J. Eos
ter, G. II. Martin. Ada d. Cover.
Adella Warren and Roy Brier. The
following committee have been APP
pointed for 1924, chairman, Rev. Yves
ton L. Holman; secretary. Mrs. Ada
d. Cover; treasurer. Roy Brier;
hospitality committee, John S. Tap
ley; advertising committee Mrs
Mary Strickland and Miss Edna
Walker The mid-weck service and
the Epworth League of TIE Methodist
church will unite in a Union Service
, III Tic NcSiiy CNSHlIlS
1880 o'clock.
All those who wish to contribute
produce or canned goods for the an
nual THANKSGIVING dinner to the
worthy DOR of our town will bring
them to divers Store before We'd
nesday morning when they will be
distributed
Cascade Grange will hold a box So
cable on Wednesday evening in
Grange Hall. Each lady is requested
to bring q boz. of lunch which will he
auctioned off. The committee in
charge consists of Mrs. Charles
Cornforth and Mr.. tnd Mrs. Fred
Burwood
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will meet this Tuesday af-
ternoon in the church vestry. Mem
bers are requested to come early as
the afternoon will be devoted to tack
ing puffs for the annual sale to be
| held on Wednesday, ?;cc. 9Th.
At the regular meeting of Salmon
Lake Grange held on Saturday even
/ ing the third and fourth degrees were
| conferred on candidates followed by
| harvest supper and the following
| program was carried out: Song. by
young people; reading by sister May
Gleason" reading, W. r. Larkin;
reading, j. w. Alexander; story, Dan
Crowley: song by choir. Next Sat
urday evening election of officers
will be held and the following COM
mittee: Nela Sawtcllo. Leurline AL
eXander. Edith Gleason. Nelson
Thompson. John alexander. and
Hugh Gleason were appointed to
have charge of the program on Sat-
urday evening, Dec. Sth.
THE Swarthmore Chautauqua Fes-
tival closed on Sunday evening with
a service at 80 o'clock in Memor-
ial Hall in which the churches OF the
town united. The program for the
evening opened with vesper SER
vice. there was responsive reading
by Rev. Weston p. Holman: prayer
was offered by Rev. Milton c. Ben
| nett; henediction, Rev. F. s. Ser
nauer; followed by the interpreta-
ton of the twenty-third Psalm by
Julius Caesar Nayphe. Mr.. Maybe
was in the native costume of the
shepherd and in his story he brought
out the life of the Shepherd and his
flock which was very Interesting and
his Interpretation of the. twenty third
Psalm was most impressive and
will long be remembered by his aud
fence. His lecture on Saturday even
ing relating to the life and customs
of the people of Palestine and neigh
boring countries was delivered in
marvelously clever and interesting
manret and his appearance in gcr-