Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-22

is stormy on Saturday afternoon the
party viii be postponed until Mon
day.
The regular meeting of Milburn
Commandcry, United order of Gold
en- Cross was held on Thursday eve
ming in Heselton hall.
The Lakewood Stock company will
present the romantic costume COM
cdy Mice and Men next week I'M
der the direction of Barry Whitcomb
who intends to make this one of the
biggest productions of the season at
this popular resort. This play was
produced by ST.. tombstone Forbes
Robertson and his beautiful wife,
Gertrude Elliott in which they sue
CessfullY toured the United States
for several seasons.
Lorenzo Starbard of Cambridge was
before Trial Justice Thomas G.. Lord,
Thursday forenoon being charged
with cruelty to animals. Mr.. Star
bard waived hearing and gave bond
in the sum of $4,000 for his appear
anCe before the Grand Jury at the
september term of the Supreme
court. Attorney George W. Cover of
the law firm of Cover and Shum-
way represented the respondent.
The Social Circle of the Centenary
Methodist church held an all day
meeting Wednesday at the church and
passed the day cleaning the vCStlIeS
At noon a picnic dinner was served.
The usual semi monthly business
meeting was held in the afternoon
when reports were presented. The
Circle adjourned until the last We'd
ncsday in August.
Joseph Coburn Smith, son of DR..
and Mrs, George Otis Smith won the
first prize in the Junior Speaking
Exhibition at Colby, and was also
Commencement Marshall. Mr.. smith
is editor in chief of the Colby Echo
and he got out a Commencement OK
ira of the Echo which has no. been
done since the Commencement extra
where his father was Editor in Chief.
The First Philathea Glass held a
most delightful meeting at guests Of
the President, Mrs. Mary b. Mars
ton, at her home on Main street,
Wednesday night, June twentieth. 4
picnic supper on the lawn preceded
the business meeting, which was also
held out Of doors. The main feature
of the business meeting was the
presentation of the dollars which
members of the Glass have been earn
ing and relating the means of earning
them. most of which were rather lu-
dicrOus. Those who were unable TO
attend, but have pledged the dollar,
may hand the same to the President
or any of the officers of the Class
II was voted to give ono hundred dol
lars towards painting the church ana
also to give ten dollars to the Ocean
Park fund for enlarGing the facili-
ties for the summer school a rising
vote of thanks was given the hostess
for her hospitality. This was one of
the most cni"NHhle Of the many good
times the First rhilathca Glass has
had.
Earl Grundy formerly in charge of
the Boys Work ut the Chestnut st.
Methodist church. Portland conduct
ed tn" mid week service at the Cen
tenalN Methodist church. Thursday
night.
The s. C. G. Girls club, directed
by Mrs. Ernest l.. Savage will hold
a food sale in the vcstibulc Of the
bethany Baptist church on Saturday
afternoon for the benefit Of tho PLAY
room.
one thousand dollars has been
subscribed by the parish Of the Fed
Grated church for painting the cxter-
lor of the church and tho pastor.
Rev. George l.. Thurow wishes TO
express his appreciation Of this
amount being raised.
Clort of Court and Mrs. William
7. Scchins have returned from an
auto trip to Lowcll where they visit
ed briefly with their son. Elroy Seek
ms. Thc% were accompanied from
Bowdoinham to Lowell by Mrs. FL
roy ScfkinS and two children, Billie
and f"ttN, who had been the guests
OF ltf parents. MI. ana Mis-. John
lioi"'h.
ohhtN Attorney James II. Iholno