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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

rega al Arte sin haber ofrsndado TO-
dos nuestros dones la Vida.
Xxx
Siento que algo tiembla dentro dc
mi (quizas el vase en- que Sc sostiene
con frescor y p'rfume Ia for bermeja
dc mi passion de Espana). cuando eI
noble poeta Balseiro evoca las noches
nevadas de Ia Corte por invierno. las
noches qae blanqueaban dc margaritas
el negro terciop de nuestras capas.
se ha Quedado lejos todo aquelio. Solo
Sc escucha ell dulce borbotar de la fuen-
te de la reina Mercedes frent4 al iris
te caseron del Palacio Real. He ANA
do muchas cosas. Despues, razas y pue-
bios sc dieron a mi en- la suntuosa d.s-
nudez de su hermosnra. Ello no ha po-
dido borrar de mi carne el amor mi
isla... otra vez. ebrio de la luz SEN
sual de este cielo sacudido por el
cintar 20 de la pertiga de rosas de es-
ia TERRA femenina.., estoy entire mis-
amigos.
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La brillante temanera como
nuestrO pals ha CORES
pondidO a Ia sOIicitud
hecha pOr Ia Association
Commemorative Harding
La Quota que le fuera asig-
nadr pOr el COmite Executive
de dicha asOciaci0u fue Gu
bierta con exceSO

AL iniCiarse Ia campaia Sc dijo por
Ell Comite Ejecutivo: PUERTO RICO
GUERRA sU Quota. Hoy el Co
mite Executive tiene la satisfaction de
decir: PUERTO RICO CUBRIo sU
Quota.
En- Ia maiiana del 7 de enero actual
Sc reuni6 en- Ia Fortaleza Ell Comite
Executive de la Association Conmemo-
rativa Harding. FL Tesorero Sr.
Bonner, por medic del Sub-Tesorero Sr.
Gallardo. informo que tenia en- su po-
der Ia suma de S9.241, II. sin que aun
Sc lutheran recibido las donaciones de
ocho pueblos El Coronel Ross entrego
IN cheque por s79 25. la contribution
del ejercito, y ell Comisionado Huyke
informo que la suma actualmente en-
ell banco procsdente de las escuelas as
ciende a 81, ,450. 20. faltando a6n por
rendir sus informes seis distritos. Su-
madas dichas tres partidas dan un
total de s10,771,0 ,07, que sera girado por
el pr6ximo correo por el Tesorero Sr
Bonner al Hon. Andrew w. Mellon,
Tesorero de la Association en- WASH
ington.
El Comlte Executive de las gracias
a todos los donantes, desde aquellos
Que contribuyeron con un centavo has
ia los que elevaron sus subscripciones
a cien d6'ares. La cooperation de to-
dos ha hecho possible ell exito alcan-
zado
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A las cinco de la tarde de aver Sc
v:rifc6 ell sepelio del popular detecti-
We Inocencio Diaz conocido por Chen
cho. quien gozaba aqui de generates
simpatias por su correcto proceder, su
hombria de bien su excessive cello en-
el cumplimi into de su deber como fun
cionario como ciudadano particular.
Desde su residencia de Puerta de Tic
ira parti6 la comitiva fanebre y Sc di-
rigid a la iglesia de aquel barrio en- don
de 81 le rez6 un response por el sufra-
cio del alma del compatriota cxtinto.
Acompahaban el funebre cortejo ell
Cuerpo de Bomberos y todos sus com
pafieros de la detective
al II gar a la Plaza de Colon Sc unio
ron al entierro un piquete de la poll
cia uniformada Y armados con carab;-
mas. la Banda Municipal ell pueblo en-
general que estaba compuesto de ele-
mentos de- todas las classes sociales.
El feretro iba envuelto en- una her
mosa bandera americana.
Cusndo negaron al sitio de costum-
bre. ell sefior Joaquin A. Becerril, en-
frases nsnas de un gran sentimiento
exalt6 las virtudes Y cualidades que ca
racterizaron en- vida al amigo desapa-
recido habl6 en- representation del
Partido Repubicano dando las gracia'i
a todos por el acto piadoso que acaba
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En- la noche del 81 de diciembre,
noche en- que Sc unen los corazones pa
ra esperar ell Ano Nuevo llenos de es-
peranzas, Y decir adios al Afio viejo
que Sc ausenta, los maestros de Vega
Alta celebraron, en- la regia escuela
Jose de Diego una reception en-
honor al Honorable Inspector de Es-
cuelas, Don Manuel Negr6n COLLAGE.
A las 700 sali6 una comisi6n COM
puesta de la Sra. Berries de Calder6n,
seforitas Francisco Cifre Y Ramona
Anger del professor sr. Antonio Aler,
hacia Vega Baja buscar a Don Ma
nolo para ofrecerle la hermosa fiesta
preparada por los maestros con sl
aplanso del pueblo.
A las $50 lego Ia comitiva Y allf
estaban los maestros amigos de la
escnela que Ia aguardaban. Al pene-
trar esta en- ell salon. la orquesta ejecu-
TO una marcha muy bonita y adecuada
(continha en- Ia pAgina 81
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Sc INTEETo ASESINAR A
KEMAL PASHA

ATENAs, enerO Omitted Press)-
No Sc han confrmado las noticias lle-f
gadas = smirna segGn las cuales un
descorocido trat6 de asesinar al Pre-
sidente de la RepIblica de Angora
Kemal Pasba Los rumores dicen que
Kemal escape con vida pero que sin
embargo su esposa fns herida.
LOS AIAEsTRos DE VEGA ALTA
CELEBRAN UN ACTo QUE HABLA
MUCHo EN- FAVOR DE sU
CULTURA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08

Amigo Baseiro. Hermano Poeta: tn.
one en- tn cuaderro de notas apuntaste
la hora de mis- andanzas por las sen
das de lobos ortigas para escribir la
historic; I'll, que estuviste junto a mi
On todos los momentos de mi vida, dis
puesto. como 70. seguir la ruta de
los homhres-h -hombres... tn, que has
lucha6o has vencido m9 has visto
luchar veneer: tn; tn sabes que, aqui
como aha. ,evante siempre mi espiritu
Y mi mente pOr sobre todas las mise
rias humans para elevarlo, con la
santa ren%nciaci6n de tOdo, en- la luz
de la belleza. baio e, arco de eatrsllas
de nil noches...
E Ribera CHEvREMoNT.
Enero : 1924.
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Ell vAPoR CARACAS"

Nos conmnican los senores sobrinos
de Izquierdo, agentes de la Red d.
Line, que ell domingo q las seis dc la
maiana Heg6 Ell vapOr Caracas al
puerto de New York.
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IMPORTANTE PR0CLAMA
DEL PRESIDENTE
COOLIDGE

WASHINGTON. enero 2 Omitted
Press)-El Presidente Coolidge aca-
ba de dictar una proclama autorizando
las autoridades competentes para
que procedan a embargar enseguida Ell
material de guerra que Sc ha enviado
nos, 4.
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snpo, con su excesiva atenci6n y COM
placencis, dejar en- todos la mas agrada
bic impression por 10 brillsnts y es-
plendido de este magnifico festival
que tan anlabl ments patrocinara.
.CoNCURRENTB.
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ROMA, enero z Omitted Pressl-El
peri6dico La Tribuna' publica hoy
Ia sensational noticia de que Ell ex-
principe de Alemania Federico Guillsr-
mo Sc halla en- Ia ciudad habiendoss
anotado en- el registro del hotel con 81
nombre de conde de Vonlingen.
FL principe aleman viaja acompa-
hado de su familia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-08
VENDEMOS
DOS GENERADoRES ELEC-
TRICos CoMPLETOS CON
CUADRO DE DISTRIBU.
CION.

Marca GENERAL ELECTRIC,
Oorriente Directa, Voltage 110,
Amperaie 81, XIV. 10, Rev. PM.
1900. Para informes: Corp. Cen.
trail de Lug Y Fuerza Electricas,
Adjuntas, P. r. Advt.
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D1scuRso DEL sR. MEND1A

Excmo. Delegado Apost6lico, Digna-
tarios Ecleciasticos, Hon. Goberna-
dor y dignos representatives del Go
bierno de Puerto Rico; seforas y
sefiores:
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El ex-prfncipe herede-
rO de Alemania ha lle-
gadO de inc6gnitO
a Roma.

Ell general Dawes en- Fran
cia.- El Presidente Coolidge
dict6 aver una prOclama pro-
hibiendO Ia venta de arulas
a Mexico. .-Parece que Venize-
los quiere retirarse de Ia pO-
Utica. .-Un descOnOcidO intent6
asesinar a KemaI PaSha
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rsga al Arte sin haber ofrsndado To
dos nuestros dones a la Vida.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Whist and Social

4 record crowd attended the whist
and social in Convent Hall last Mon
day evening. this event was for the
benefit OF the Church Debt Fund. and
under the direction of the Catholic
Order Of Forcsters. net receipts
turned in towards the fund amounted
to $3l4.00.
The following prizes were award
ed for the whist: $50 in gold don
ated by Alonzo BilOdeau and Edward
Saycrs to Mrs. Belonic Forth and
Peter Leakos: the ladies second
prize. n pair of silk hose donated by
namaso I.afond. to Mrs. Arthur Lee
lei; roulin and Laney donated a
neCligce shirt. as gents second prize
to Joseph Fluet. Consolation prizes
were donated by William J. Breton
to Mrs. Edward Savers and Joseph
Gagnc. Other awards on the sub
sCription list to the Church Debt
Fund were II - III bag of sugar to
Mrs. John Dumont, Il cord or wood
TO Archie ID. Cote. a barrel of flour to
Joseph l.. Lessard, and a $3.50 gold
piece to Belonie Forth.
The committee in charge OF this
successful event was Peter Corvette
.lr.. chairman; Joseph Chabot Odias
Bilodeau. Joseph II. Murray, Edward
Savers. Wallace Bilodeau and AiOn-
70 E.lodeau. They should be con-
graduated for the splendid results
Noted for their long and hard work,
as some members have been solicit
ing subscriptions for the Fund since
the New Year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Somerset GIce Club Meets

An old fashioned dress party was
held by the members of the Somer-
set Glee club at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hector Sirois. Monday evening.
Alton Ellis was the winner of the
prize for being the most hideously
attired. Games were played and en-
joyed and the winners of prizes were
Mrs. Mildred Dunlop and Mrs. Ray
Bolgier. The company Joined in
singing old and popular songs. with
Mrs. Thomas Dionne presiding at the
piano.
The decorations were attractive
and were carried out in green. en-
blematic of St. PatrickS Day. The
host and hostess served a delicious
lunch consisting of ham and chicken
sandwiches, celery, coffee, and as
sorted cake. After the refreshments.
the guests remained for social
time and story telling.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
DiOnne on Turner avenue and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Ames will assist Mrs.
DiOne in entertaining. The club
much regrets the loss of two of their
most esteemed members, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Reed left Monday morn
ing for South Braintdee. Mass, where
Mr.. Reed. who has been overseer of
the stitching room at the Somerset
Shoe company. has accepted a posi-
ton in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
bURNHAM

Miss Mable A. Murphy. q student
at Hartland Academy, visited over
Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sadie Murphy.
Harold John. n member of the
Freshman class at NJ. G. l. was
selected as one of the speakers for
the Freshman Prize Speaking to he
held later.
Orman Goodwin, of the Freshman
class at Clinton High School. was
one of the contestants at the ResSe
Prize Speaking last Thursday even
ing.
G.. T.. Gilmore was a business
visitor in Pittsfield Saturday.
Charles a Millikcn of Augusta
visited Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
W. Crawford.
Miss Ruth L Mudgett. NJ. c. !.
IL Il member of the basket ball
squad, went Saturday evening with
the team 10 Watervillc, where NJ. C.
l., played Il return game with CO.
burn Classical Institute.
Victory Temple I'ythian sisters
held u pleasant meeting Friday
most excellent chief presiding. At
the close of the meeting an oyster
stew was served.
Waldo odge X. of =. met on Fri
day. evening and completed plans
for installation OF their officers
which is expected to be held next
Friday evening.
John G. Berdcen visited Friday
with his uncle and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. j. l.. Jacobs Mr.. Berdeen is
at present employed i'll the Customs
House in Bangor.
Mrs. Dennis Getchcll and Mrs.
John Chapman OF Pittsfield were
visitors with Mrs. Emma Fitzgerald.
The many friends of Mrs. Fitzger-
aid are glad tn know she is so much
improved from her illness, as to be
able to be around the house
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Gerald re-
turned Friday night from few days
visit passed with relatives in Pitts
field.
The town warrant has been post
ed and consists of 20 articles for
the consideration of the voters for
mo town meeting to be held neat
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
l. H. S. Class Enjoy Evenings
Program at Federated Church

A very pleasing entertainment was
given Monday evening at the Fed
Grated Church parlors by the girls of
the ]. III. s class taught by Mrs. Alice
Morrel. There was a large attend
ance and the following program was
carried out: Two reel shadow pic
ture showing Scene in Res
taurant" and a Scene in a hospital
which was a scream from start to
finish. The parts were taken by liar
old Lord as a native of China. Ra-
chel Tobey as waitress and Winthrop
Morrell as surgeon.
Then followed a short play entitled
Mixed Hearts" The cast was made
up OF Helen Granger. New York So
ciety belle, Etiie Martin; Bessie Glen.
governess, Helen Foster: Herbert
Lerey, guest of the family. Esther
erica" of ten years, Rachel Tobey;
Maid, Miss Edna Petty.
Each girl seemed especially fitted
for her part which accounts for the
great success of the affair. \ very
pretty tableau Of the marriage cere-
mony brought the play to fitting
close.
Between the scenes a recitation
was given by Junior Morrell VINO res
pcnded to an encore with the old
song MY Grandfather's Clock" The
remainder of the evening was passed
playing games and doing stunts; the
winners being Harry Foster and Ro-
land Priest. The girls were kept
busy at the refreshment booth sell
ing Ice cream and home made cam
dies.
4 good sum was realized and is to
be used TO send one of the girls to
Ocean Park to the Bible Training
school next summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
JEFFERSON

SOUTH-The many friends here
of Chester Douglas late of White
field were very sorry to learn of his
death, which occurred at Thomaston
SATURDAY.
Mrs. Warren Peaslee and daugh-
ter of Jefferson were business cal
lers in s'opth jefferson Saturday.
Mir and Mrs. Will Hall attended
the funeral of his sister at Bristol
Sunday.
Waldo Clark returned to Augusta
Friday.
john. McCurda has moved his
household goods 10 Damariscotta
Mills, where he plans to make his
home.
Warren Gray is receiving treat =
ment at the Gardiner City Hospital.
S. d. Erskinc lost a valuable horse
last week the animal breaking n leg
while drawing logs to the mill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
PERSONAL MENTION

clyde IT. Blackwell went to Au-
: gusta Tuesday on business.
: John g. Chase went 10 Boston
: Tuesday on business.
: Mrs. Damas Bess and little daugh-
I ter Doris went to Augusta Tuesday
. to visit friends.
Mres. EIwyn Plummer and son Ar
: thur returned Monday after two
: days visit with friends in Augusta.
: Eugene Tarbox was in Watervine
4 Tuesday TO take u vocal lesson OF
Mrs. Mary Berry Mantor.
Z $. 4. Lindsay, salesman for the To-
' cal mill Of Daniel Cummings went to
Lewiston on business Tuesday.
Marcus Moore called on his bro
: thor. Mott Moore OF East Madison
: the first OF the week
. Mrs. Ethel W. Ames was at Good
WiIl Tuesday to meet a class in piano
! forte.
Mrs Fred X. Philbrick returned
Monday night from Cambridge,
i. Mas. where she has been the guest
, of MISC Luella Sterens.
,ira Elizabeth Watson, one of the
civic League of Maine speakers went
, 10 Etna Tuesday 20 speak before the
. Etna grange.
Mrs. Sarah Sinclair returned Tues
day TO Belgrade after being guest
Of her sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Tracy.
~ Mrs. Eliza n. Percival left Tues
day for FramnSham. Mass. where
she has accepted a position as ma
iron ut home for aged couples.
Mrs. Joseph Goulctte was IN Wa
tervilc Tuesday TO meet her mother,
Mrs. Edward Lesser who has been in
that city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Murray went to Wa
tcrvillc Tuesday morning to visit for
y few days with her brother and
wife. Mr.. md Mrs. Joseph Pollard.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mosson and
daughter. Florence Rosemary Mosson
went To EatervilIe Tuesday morning
tn be guests Of Mrs. Moyson's cousin.
city marshal. William Murray.
Mrs. Leon w. Symons and little
deughtcr. Shirley Anne. who was
born at the Somerset hospital. were
discharged Tuesday and returned to
their home col Dnsmore street.
James Nutting was in Watervillc
Tuesday to accompany his grandson,
tecil Nutting who has been the guest
Of his grandparents. 70 his home in
that city.
Rev. George Merriam. pastor of the
bethany Baptist church and Rev.
George l.. Thurlow. pastor Of the
Federated church. were in Water
Vile Tuesday to attend ministers
Getting.
Col. Ray l.. Marston. Samuel w.
philbrick. and Henry Crowell were IN
Augusta Tuesday in attendance ut
meeting OF the Fire WardCns and the
E"nnrheC Protective Association
v hiCh were held at tho state House.
Miss Gertrude Carter. state super
iutendcut az the Daily Vacation BIZ
HE schools Of tho state Sunday
school association was in Waterville
Tuesday In attendance Mt meeting
"t the Daily Vacation Bible school
state committee
Mrs. Roscoe Abbey and daughters.
Lillian and marguerite. who have
passed the winter in Boston. have re-
fnrucd 10 SkoWhCEan and are for the
present ut the home OF Mr.. Abbey's
NnCle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. c. Je-
rome Abbey OF Madison avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Auto Social

The young people of the Centen-
airy Methodist church held the CAL
ander Social which took the form of
an automobile social at the church
vestry Monday evening. That an
might recognize the place upon ar
rival large sign was placed out
side telling that it was the Cen
tenary Garage and the walls of the
vestries we're decorated with 2o auto
and accessory. posters and on the way
to the new club room upstairs. which
was visited during the evening, were
posted danger and curve ahead
signs.
Upon arriving the guests were
presented with parts of auto puz-
zles which were matched. making
II in each group when all matched.
who We're directed to keep together
for the evening.
Many stunts were enjoyed. among
them being pinning discs on a pic
ture of large auto; an auto race:
filling the radiator: a motor car
romance: auto building puzzle: free
auto ride, and each stunt caused
much merriment.
The refreshments were tires and
gasoline, being doughnuts and cof-
fee. During the evening tire mend
ers and spare tire We're given out
End visit was made to the new
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
PALERMO

NORTU-Mrs. Nell Turner. who has
been visiting Mrs. Alice Bowler for
the past week, is now visiting friends
on Lord Hill.
Quite number from this place re-
sponded to the fire call Friday eve
ming when Leroy Towards buildings
caught fire from the chimney, causing
conside rable damage.
Mrs. Walter Reed visited her hus-
band in WaterviIle Saturday.
w. a. Blaisdell passed Sunday with
his family.
LinwoCd futile was visiting reia-
tives in Waterville last week.
Walter Reed came home Monday
from Natcrville. where he has been
i'll for the last few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05

Goodrich of Madison avenue. Mr.
Kinsman was accompanied by his
wife who had been in Boston with
him.
The local X. X. X. had n very large
attendance at supper which was
held at Castle hall Monday evening.
Saturday night, Miss Eleanor Fer
maid, who was delivering a washing,
left it on Eddy Hill near her home
to return home for an errand and
upon returning to the place where
she left the washing, she found that
it had been taken.
The date of the next meeting of
the Town Improvement Society
which as per calendar is March 18th
is an error and the regular time of
the next two meetings are March
14th and 2Sth and the next meeting
which is to he a musical one will oc-
cur on March 14th and not on Friday
of this week as previously announc-
cd, and the next meeting will occur
on the 2Sth of March.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Russell Relief Corps will be
held on Friday afternoon the eth at
the Grand Army Hall.
The Missionary Meeting OF the
Bethany Church will be held Friday
afternoon. March eth at the home of
Mrs. Gridley Il. Fogg on Pleasant
street instead of in the evening of
that day as announced.
John Adams, who with brother
We're at work on n staging at mill
being constructed at Carrabassett
above kingfield on Sunday afternoon,
was badly injured when the staging
broke. Both men fell but only John
was injured. The injured man was
taken to kingfield by train and from
kingtield Monday to SkowhcGan q
distance of forty miles in trailer
being drawn by an automobile and
reached the Somerset Hospital late
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Adams was
accompanied by two brothers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Rotary Club Addressed by Mr.. Braun

The weekly luncheon of the Show
hogan Rotary club was held Tuesday
noon in the Grand Army hall with
q good attendance. The president
Carlton =. Merrill presided, and as
usual the musical part of the pro-
gram was led by DR.. Stanley NJ.
Halves in the absence of DIR. Ray
mond A. Derbyshire. with Mrs.
Marion II. Oddly presiding at the
piano. The speaker at the luncheon
was Robert Braun of Porteous, Nit
chell and Braun of Portland.
Mr. Braun's subject was Rotary
as / Have Found 1t" and was most
interesting TO all Rotarians present.
Mr.. Braun was the first president of
the Portland Rotary club and is
much interested in Rotary work.
Two local guests, Demas Lafond.
proprietor of the Lafond Dry Goods
Store and Lysle 5. Moore. There
was also one out of town guest pres
ent.
The next meeting will he held
Tuesday noon of next week IT which
time Senator Ralph o. Brewster of
Portland will speak upon Maine
and Its Future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05
Mrs. Chase Entertains

The March meeting Of the Pioneer
Past Noble Grands association was
held Monday afternoon. The ladies'
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
Eben Il. Chase. The president, Mrs.
Gridley Il. Fogg. presided and the
secretary, Mrs. Robert Green, gave
II report of former meeting and other
matters OF business were trans
acted.
After the business session pleas
ing readings were given by Mrs. En-
ma l.. Bickford. former secretary,
who because of illness has been un-
able to be present at many meetings
the past year.
Following the program the hostess
served delicious sandwiches, tea, as
sorted cakes and harlequin ices, and
81 pleasant social hour was passed.
The next meeting of the association
win be held at the home of Miss
Alice f.. Danforth on Madison av
enuc on the second Monday in
April.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-03-05

club rooms which are a great addi-
ton to the church and are most at
tractive.
The principal feature of the eve
ming was the presentation of the call
endar gifts which is ten cents for
each holiday and also for each mem
ber's birthday and which amounted
to over $40. This money was count
ed by the president and Mrs. Her
bert L. Nichols. who had charge of
the calendars and it was stated that
at least larger-portion Of this Of
fering will go toward paying the
amount subscribed by the league
toward the church running expenses.
Thirty new calendars were given out.
The evening was delightful for the
large number in attendance and its
success was due in a great measure
TO Miss Marguerite, who directed the
affair.