Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-10
COMING EVENTS

The Bloomfield Christmas Club
will meet this (Tuesday) afternoon
with Mrs. frank A. Meader at her
home on upper Main street.
The regular meeting OF the SkOW-
hogan Grange will be held on Wed
nesday evening and as per calendar
IL Historical Evening" will be en-
joycd. The program will be direct
ed by committee composed of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. {. White, MIR. and Mrs.
Clayton A. Storcr and Mr.. and Mis-.
George L. Parker.
Friday evening, April 14th at S.1l
in Fireman's Han there viii be an
all star boxing match.
The juniors OF the SkoW hogan
high school began on Saturday eve
ming the rehearsalS Tor their exhibit
ton which is to be presented on Fri.
day evening, April 10Th. they will
present the musical Extravaganza
THE Runaways," which is to Ne di-
rccted by Walter T.. Cleveland OF the
.Philbrook Producing Company, who
have staged the play IN several
Maine towns and in more than 1W
cities and towns in New England
The committee from the class who
are in charge OF the event is com
posed OF Adolph Provost, chairman
Richard. Thompson. Gordon Grun-
dy, ENander Perkins. Marie Bison
Birdcna Nallierc, and Dorothy Xii
breth. There Will be Il splendid COS
tune display, new songs and dances
and many group singers and dances
Friday evening, April 18th, in tn,
opera house will occur the SatIrica
comedy, ''IIcr husbands Vic,
which is to be given by the Bowdoin
Masque and Gown as a benefit for
the Skowhegan high school. Th,
president OF the Masque and Gown
Association is Karl X. Philbrick
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W
Philbrick of Coburn avenue, Skow-
hogan. Mr.. Philbrick was mana
ger OF the association during tho
Years of l92O-2l. Tnc present man.
aGer is also SkoWhcgan boy
langdon A. JcWctt. son OF Mr.. an.
Mrs. Arthur X. Jcwctt OF Pleasant
street. who is playing this year the
part of "I'nclc John"
rms (Tuesday) evening, Mrs. Eta
EIsmore Will entertain at her home
on the corner of Madison avenue
and High street the members or the
! Bloomtield Temple. Past Chiefs AS
| Sociation.
The annual inspection of De Mo
| lay Commandery No. 10. *. r., viii
be held this CTuesday) evening. Sup
| per will be served by Sunset DrdeI
| of Eastern Star No. 53, with WORTHY
| Matron Mrs. Jessie Plummer actins
! as chairman. Very Eminent ST
| cyrus \. Blanchard, deputy CRANE
commander Of Maine, will be pres
ent. making his Official visitation.
The First Philathea Glass OF TIT
! Federated Church will hold it,
| neellnS Wednesday evening. Apri
| Ilth, TO take advantage CT the in
! stltute and listen to the ont Of tow
! speakers who are, Rev. George X
Garter. Edwin ID. Kellogg and Mrs
1. w. Wilcox.
y missionary institute under III
auspices OF the Congregational Stat,
Convention Will be held in Skowhe
! gan, Wednesday. April 18th. Thi
institute will nave afternoon am
evening sessions. at > O'Clock and a
O'Clock. The program will includ
devotional services and talks on va
rlouS topics, among which are "rh
| NlSuallZing ot Our Church Activi
hes. our Neighbors in the State
IN the Nation, and in tie World.
/ PrlVileGeS and Responsibilities o
/ the Church for Organized Y DIRK.
How to Raise Our Church Money.
! training the Church 81 ToInor
row" Christian Art Of Living 10
gethcr.' ana The Rising Tide D
| Color The team which is comm;
to Skowhegan is made up of Rev
George Il. Carter. Rev. Edwin j.
kellogg. missionary from China
who Is home on furlough ana Airs
j.. w. Wilcox OF the American Mis-
slonary Association. The public i
| cordially invited to attend.