Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-15
Coming Events.

vices at and p. m.
Coming Events.
The first meeting of the 1924
season of the First Philathea Glass of
the Federated church will be held
on Wednesday evening, Sept. 10. and
at the invitation of the president,
Mrs. Roy l.. Marston the meeting will
be held at her home on Main street.
The meeting is called at 100. The
delegates, Mrs. Marston, Mrs. Philo
Steward, Mrs. Charles Griffin who
attended the National Convention in
Providence, Il. l., will give their re-
ports of the convention meetings.
Material for the fair work will be
given out and the meeting will be an
important session at which me the
fall work will be more or less dis
cussed.
On Saturday afternoon of next
week, Sept. %, Mrs. Franklin Warner
of White Plains, n. Y, who is presi-
dent of the Women's Board of For
eign Missions will speak in the par
lors Of the Federated church. The
meeting is called at go o'clock Mrs.
Warner is a most interesting speaker
and it is hoped that there will be a
large attendance to hear her address.
The next regular meeting of the
Skowhegan Grange will be held at
their hall on Wednesday evening.
Sept. 10, at which time the Wesser-
runsett Grange of Cornvile and the
East Madison oranges will be guests.
The chairs will be filled by the Corn
willie Grange and the program will be
given by the Cornviile and East Mad
ison Oranges.
The first mid week service of the
Bethany Baptist church will be held
on Thursday evening Sept. 90, at
which time a special service will be
held for all officers of the various
organizations connected with the
church and it will be important for
the officials to be present
The annual meeting of the stock
holdres of the Somerset Loan and
Builders Association viii be held on
Monday afternoon Sept. "a at the
Office of Judge T.. +. Danforth.
Mrs. Arthur Rodcrick, who has
been in town the pass month, the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Burheardt of Mount Pleasant
avenue. will return to Portland today.
Saturday. where she is employed in
the office of PERKS Flowcring Com
pany.
Albert Martin of Fairfield, attend
ed tho fair in LSkowhcgan.
Mrs. Eugene +. Aver of Athens.
was in town Friday and left on the
morning train for Portland and Cor
ham, where she will be the guest Of
relatives and friends. Mrs. Aver was
formerly from Gorhan.
man Decker Donald Shaw and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Eastman of Clinton,
were in town Thursday, the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer DeckeC and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde T.. Decker OF
of Turner avenue, and attended the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Moore of Bling
ham were in SkowheSan Thursday,
and attended the fair.
Mrs. Ncttic Fassett, formerly of
Gardiner. who has been dCmonstrat-
ing the "Jiffy Member" at the fair,
went to Madison Friday night. where
she will be the guest of he rfriend,
Mrs w. J. Rogers.
Edgar Brown of Waterville was in
attendance IT the fair, Thursday.
O. X. King. fruit dealer of Fair
field, was in town on business Thurs
day.
Miss Violet Allen of Cornvillc, one
of the teachers in Madison. has re-
sumed her duties as sOloist at the
Federated church.
Miss Grace l.. Russell, who has
passed several weeks in town, at the
home of her brCthcr-in law. r. l..
Copp and son. Kenneth r. Copp. left
Thursday afternoon on her return
to Farmville. Va, where she is a
member of the faculty at the State
Normal School for Women. Miss
Russell returns with a considerable
increase in salary this year. She is
a graduate of the Skowhegan High
school and of tho University of Viz
ginia, and has taken several post
graduate courses and summer school
college rCurses. and is especially well
fitted for her work.
Col. Roy l.. NarSton has departed
on a western trip on an inspection OF
the Soldiers Homes, of which he is
member of the official board. Mr..
Marston will visit the homes at Day
ton. Ohio. Marion, Indiana, and Mil
waukee, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emery. who
have been guests of Mr.. Emery's Sis
ter and husband. Col. and Mrs. Roy
l.. NlIfStoH, loI SeN'Idl victims ttI titI'
summer home on the east shore OF
Lake Wesscrrunsett. have gone to
Meifield. Mass. where they will visit
Mr.. Emery's mother, and will later
return to New York city. where Mr..
Emery. who is in the regular army,
is stationed at the army base.
Russell Landry and Percy LOp
bard, in the Lombard machine. were
in Lewiston Thursday to visit Mr..
Landry's father William Landry, who
was a patient at the Central Maine
General hospital.
There was a much enjoyed dance
Thursday evening in HeseIton hall,
with music by CaSelbarr Society or
chestra, and a good attendance.
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