Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-05

the com ,s.ay viii elest by ballot 4
director for Starks. Arson and New
Portland; seventh. to see II the
company will elect by ballot q direce
tor fer Madison, Cornviiie and
Athens; eighth. TO see IL the COM
pany win elect by ballet, q director
for Scion, Embden. Lexington, High
land. Dead River and Flagstaff:
ninth, to see IL the company will
elect by ballot, a director for Btng-
ham, Concord. Pleasant Ridge. Mos.
COW. and the Plantation on the east
side Of the Kennebec River reached
by the company's lines: tenth. to
transact all other business which may
properly come before the meeting.
S,H. 8. Play Anson Academy
The BOYS basketball team OF the
Skowhegan High school Friday eve.
ming PLAYED the Arson Academy team
AT North Arson and the girls team
PLAYED the Madison High school
at Madison. There we're both the
first games of the season to be play.
ed with out OF town teams as last
Friday the first games played were
played with two S. H. s. Alumni
teams.
The boys team has announced the
following schedule: January 4th., AZ
North Anson: January llth., pend
ing at Skowhegan: January sSth..
Waterville at waterville; February
lst.. Richmond at Richmond: Febru-
airy Sth.. Hartland at Skowhegan:
February 18th, winslow. pending:
February 2eud.. waterville at Show
hogan; February s9th.. Richmond at
Skowhegan: March Tth.. pending at
Skowhegan: March 18th. pending:
March, Winslow. pending.
The girls schedule Is as follows:
January 4th at Madison; January
llth., pending at Skowhesan; jan
uary 18TH. Madison at Skowhegan;
January 25th.. Cony high at Augusta:
February lst. open at Skowhegan;
February sth., open; February 18th.
Watervilie at Waterville: February
2?nd., Oakland at Skowhegan: Feb
ruary 2sth.. pending:. March 'th;.
Waterville at Skowhegan: March
2lst., Coburn Classical Institute OF
Waterville at Skewhegan.
day afternoon on the four o'clock car
accompanied by their coaches and
several from the school and others
interested in the games.
Canton and Fortress Officers Installed
Thursday evening in the I. Q. .. F..
hall occurred the Joint installation
of the officers OF Canton Somerset
and Somerset Fortress. No. {. At
$50 o'clock a delicious roast chicken
supper was served by the ladies Of
the Fortress under the direction OF
Mrs. Forest T.. Furbush, assisted by
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell Christensen. Mrs.
John Coo, and Mrs. Clyde II, Black
we'll. After the supper the following
officers were installed: Canton. Cap
tain Clyde II. Blackwell; Lieutenant,
Robert w. Green: Ensign. Forrest X.
Brown: clerk. Fred A. Williams: ac-
countant. William Soule, Norridge-
wock. Officers installed in the For
tress were vice president. Mrs. Elva
G. Greene: secretary. Mrs. Eugenie
Staples Collins; treasurer. Emma r.
Folsom: third aid. Annie Loomis;
fourth aid. Inga Dyer. The president
Mrs. Imogene Soule Of Norridgewock,
was unable to be present and be in
stalled. having been called away by
a death in her family and the APP
pointed officers in the Fortress were
not installed as Mrs. Soule had not
Yet appointed them.
The installing officer was General
Leon W. Gerrish of Gardiner. After
the installation interesting remarks
were made by General Gerrish OF
Gardiner: Percy Withee. the retir-
ing captain of Norridgewock. Past
Captain Smith of Camden. s. NJ.
SAWYER, Forrest X. Brown and Clyde
II. Blackwell of Skowhegan.