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

Lyceum course FRIDAY evening.
March at Opera House. This
great comedy success has made q
tremendous hit with audiences
throughout the country. The ORR
ginal production had continuous
New York run Of more than two
years, and the play also scored mo-
Enemies is based on the love Of q
man for his family and his country.
1t Is decidedly amusing and also rich
in moments of heart-gripping SER
iousness. Audiences alternately laugh
and weep at its varied complications.
Friendly Enemies will be present.
ed here under the direction Of the
well-known Redpath Bureau.
Closing day Of the Farm Bureau
Clothing School being held in Show
hogan is today, March third. The
school is being held in the Grange
Hall on Pleasant street. and all In
terested whether members Of the
Bureau or not are welcome to at.
tend.
The United States Civil Commits
sion has announced an examination
to be held at Pittsfield on March oath.
to fill the position Of rural carrier
at st. Adams and vacancies. that
may occur later on rural routes from
the Pittsfield office. The salary OF
the rural carrier on a standard daily
wagon route of twenty-four miles is
$1,000 per annum, with additional
| $4,000 per mile per annum for each
mile or major fraction thereof in
excess Of twenty-four miles. The
salary on motor routes ranges from
| $2,45O to $500 per annum according
to length.
The Mission which for the past
week has been conducted at the
Notre Dame Of Lourdes church for
women by Father Deschesne, DOM
inican priest Of Lewiston will con-
clude with exercises tomorrow, Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
church.
The mission for men will begin
of Lourdes church and will continue
for the coming week nightly, being
conducted by Father Oeschesne OF
Lewiston.
At the Sunday evening meeting OF
| the Epworth League of the Centen-
airy Methodist church which will be
| held in the League room at Six
o'clock the young people will con-
tinue the missionary study Of India
which they are making by aifplanes'
| the Pill and the N-C.4. me
| ing is entitled Born Robbers. The
travel study in the missionary work
| is proving most interesting under the
leadership OF Mrs. Herbert l..
| Nichols. -,
Monday evening, March 5th.. there
| will be a pie social at the Wcsser-
runsett Grange hall in Cornvillc. The
public is invited to attend.
The ladies of the Pioneer POST
| Noble Grand Association are request
ed to bear in mind that the montni!
J meeting of the Association VIII 20
held on the first Monday this month:
NSarch 5th.. because of the annual
town meeting on the second Mon-
| day. A.. r,,;r
Mrs. Rose Kilgore went to Fair-
field Friday afternoon to see her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Jobber, VINO
has been critically i'll.
Mrs. d. Kimball Of Guilford.
arrived in town Friday noon, to vlsit
her son. Melvin Ames. OF Bise'ow
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Williams
| of Greenwich, Conn.,. are In town
/ for a few days. looking after their
property. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
| formerly ran the Spa restaurant at
] Lake Wesserunsett. . .
Miss Angie French, r. NJ. who has
been caring for Mrs. Elizabeth Pull
len at the home of Mrs. Elba F.
Holt on Alder street, and who since
completing her duties there has for
a few days been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs" Reuben
French. High street, returned TO
Auburn Friday noon, where she
makes her headquarters.
| Willard H. Cummings, local agent
for the American Wooden Company.
| left Friday noon for Boston, to &C
company Mrs. Cummings and their
| infant daughter home.
| Mrs. Marie Cloutier returned to
her home in Lewiston Friday noon,
after spending a few days in town
with her daughter, Miss Blanche
Cloutier.
George Halves was in Wateryille
Friday afternoon to receive instruc-
ton on the clarinet.