Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-18

OF pleasure to all attending. The
next meeting will be held on the first
Tuesday evening In November.
Mrs. Danforth Visits Three Clubs
This Week
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth.
the new president of the Maine Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs, will visit
three clubs in the Federation this
week. On Tuesday she was in Cfin-
ton making her first visit since be-
coming the Federation president.
where she was the guest of the Ar
cana club which entertained the
ladies of the other clubs in the town.
Mrs. Danforth gave an address on
Grant, the Man." after which deli
cious refreshments were served and
a reception held and the closing hour
was passed in n round table, discus
sing club work. Today. Thursday,
Mrs. Danforth will speak before the
Woman's club at Guilford and Friday
before the Century club at Bingham.
| Meeting Of Finance Committee of
Federated Church
At recent meeting of the FinaAce
Committee of the Federated church
which was held at the Directors room
at the First National Bank with the
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takes the place of Hon Attorney Ly-
man l.. Walon, who resigned because
of his removed from Skowhegan TO
Foxboro, Mass. presiding. Harold
Larry was elected a member of the
committee to take the place of
Mr.. Walton and Mr.. Larry was also
elected secretary of the committee
to take the place of Willis y.
Bailey, who is to spend the winter
in St. Petersburg. Fla. A committee
composed of Mrs. c. Earl Richard,
the chairman of the present COM
mittee of the Working League, and
Mrs. Roy l.. Marston. president of
the First Philathca Glass to confer
with the pastor, Rev. George l..
Thurlow and to select their assoc
ciates to have charge OF a parish
supper to be served in January.
Interesting Meeting of Somerset
Pomona Grange
The Somerset Pomona Grange held
| A most interesting meeting on Tues
day with the Canaan Grange at their
hail in Canaan village. The morning
session was devoted to business and
1conferring the Pomona Degree upon
a class of candidates. At the noon
hour delicious dinner was served
and a happy social time passed. The
following numbers were among the
numbers making up. much enloyeu
program: Greeting by Mrs. MAUD
Nelson. the worthy master of the
: hostess grange: addresses were given
by the State Master w. j. Thompson
Of China and Mrs. Kate Ellis of Fair
field. and remarks by Mrs. w. j.
THOMPSON, and a most interesting
history of Canaan Grange by Mrs.
a. O. Moody and closing thoughts by
Mrs. Cyrus Goodrich of SkowheHan.
! Among the musical numbers were
selections by the Grange OrcheS'ra,
piano solo, Mrs. Merle Foster. ana
vocal solo by Mrs. waiter dieasoii
who PLAYED her own accompaniment.
Tho meeting was one of great pleas
ure and interest. 1t was q speclai
Measure to have State Worthy Mas :
tor and Mrs. w. j. Thompson ana
Mrs. Ellis in attendance.
MrAand Mrs. d. B. Hobart who
formerly resided in East Madison
and who retain their membership IN
the East Madison Grange, We're az
East Madison Wednesday evening,
where they served on the committee
in charge of the Old Fashioned dance
GIVEN last evening for the benefit OF
the grange.
Miss Gertrude Carter went to
wateryille Wednesday noon. where
she is to attend the meetings or the
State Sunday School Convention as
delegate from the Federated
church.
Judge H. H. Brazzell of Fairfield
was in town Wednesday on prolee-
sionaA business.
Ernest Leighton. formerly of
Skowhegan, now residing in Portland
and being employed as bond sales
man by Hornblower & Weeks, de-
parted on the noon train wednesday
after having been in town on DuSl-
ness for a few days.
M, w. Flynt of Oakland, who is
train dispatcher in that town for the
Maine Central Railroad company
was in town Wednesday on his way
to Madison and was calling on ms
uncle, Frank L. Flynt, station agent.
Mrs. Hugh Rodden of Dover, N.
H.. is in. town the guest of her son
and wife, DIR. and Mrs. Arthur D.
Rodden of Water street and Will
also visit another son, DIR. Herbert Il.
Rodden in Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermisdas Renaud,
who have been making their home at
the rectory of the Notre Dame or
Lourdes church on Water street with
their son, Rev. Father ]. Louis A.
| Renduu, WSTC tdhSh W NaSCi NiiC
Wednesday afternoon accompanied
by Mrs. Emily Lessard. by Father
Renaud, where they left for Lynn,
Mass, by train. where they will pass
the winter with a daughter.
Mrs Walter King and her young
son, Henry Perry, who have been in
town SINCE Friday, being called here
by the illness of her sister. Mrs.
Ruben Perry, returned to her home
in Richmond Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Perry is somewhat improved.
Friends of Mrs. Effie Rice, the eff
f1cent cook at Hotel oxford, will be
sorry to know that she has been suf-
fering from injuries which she re-
ceived by falling down stars at her
home on Court street.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson, one of the
matrons at the State Rsformatory
for Women, went TO her. home III
Newport Wednesday afternoon to
pass a few days vacation,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Malois of Lis
bon Falls, who have a clothing store
in the Oxford building, were in
town Wednesday. Mr.. Malios came
to meet the insurance adiustors who