Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-11
Gov, Table Service; Dec, Annual

Nov. Table Service; Dec, Annual
meeting.
The first annual meeting for Mer-
GER since their organization In 1928
was held at the Mercer Grange hall,
Mr.. ]. n. Frizzell presiding. At the
joint meeting of the men and women,
the following were elected as COM
munity leaders for 1925: Chairman,
]. n. Fri2xell: Secretary and Farm
Mgt, c., b. Hutchins: Clubs, Mrs.
Bella sYeaton; Poultry. Albert Yea
ton.
At the mems meeting J. n. Frizzell
was elected chairman, Albert Yeaton
Poultry and dairy leader; viii Niles.
Crops leader and forestry: Frank
Grigg, Orchard project leader.
The program of work adopted by
the women at their meeting for the
year 1925 Is as follows: Jan, Selec-
ton of clothing; Feb. One piece
dresses: Mar, Picture Hanging:
Apa. ,Fircless cookers receipts: May,
Millinery: June. Slips: July. Picnic;
Aug, Family meal planning; Sept,
Correct corsetry: October. Petit
coats; Nov. Table Service: Dec. An
nual meeting.
1t will be of great interest to SOM
crset county people To know that a
rescript has been handed down from
the law court in the case 81 State vs.
David Parent OF lockwood, charged
with single sale OF Intoxicating
liquor. This case was tried at the
September term of the supreme
court at Skowhegan and exceptions
were taken to the verdict of the Jury.
The law court dismissed the excep-
tons and rendered judgment for the
State. Parent will he committed TO
jail In few days. The sentence pro-
nounced by Judge Scott Wilson of
Portland, then presiding. was n fire
or $3.50 and costs of S94 and two
months In the county Jail and six
months in default of payment Of fine
and costs. The State was represent
ell by County Attorney Thorne of
Madison and the respondent by At
torney Harold Dubord of watervllIe.
Thirty-six members of the book de-
partment of the Women's club met
Tuesday afternoon Mt the home of
Mrs. Thomas Greenway on Leavit.
street. who was assisted In ,entertain.
Ing by Mrs. j. Wallace Blunt. Mrs,
w, Folsom Merrill gave a most inter
estlng review oS'the book Memos nnd
adventures by Sir Arthur G.. Dovle.
Inc hostesses served delicious re-
ireshments. There will be no more
meetings OF the book department I'M
I'll after the Christmas holidays.
kenneth Woodbury., son of Mr.. and
Nrs. w. E. Woodbury., has recently
passed one of the examina lions for
the Hale appointment TO West Point
and II he Ia successful III two her
examinations will enter West Point
next July. Many of his friends wish
10 congratulate him on his cuccess.
This Thursday evening at the
Bethany Baptist church the first Ut
a series of union mid-week PRAYER
services will be held by the three
Protestant churches. The meeting
VIII open at 7.3O and members OF the
three parishes are urged to attend.
Annual Farm Bureau meetings are
being held In Harmony on Dec. II.
Cambridge on Dec. IL, and will be
attended by both the county agent.
Gerald G. Dunn and Home Demon
stration Agent Miss Eliza Atberton.
The plans for the tcoming years
work will be formulated and officers
and project leaders, elected.
The Bethany Guild will meet at the
church parlors this afternoon to sew.
Ladies Of the parish are cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. c. Earl Richardson enter
tanned few friends ri her home
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF her