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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16
MADISON

Letters are being sent to the men,
bers and friends of the Congrega-
tional church and parish announcing
a parish supper and roll call to be
held at the church on the evening of
Jan. 90. Free tickets will be issued
for the supper which il TO be served
in the church dining room at $50 p.
NJ. This will be followed by a roll
call of members and the annual bus
mess meeting.
Elmer 8. Adams left Monday for
Lake Moxie. where he has a job
hauling short lumber for a few
months.
Mrs. Lewis Ingalls, went Monday
to Bangor. where she was called by
the illness of her husband, who Is
under treatment for injuries receiv-
ed by a fall at the Great Northern
paper mill recently.
Messrs. Oliver Small and Harry
Sawyer returned Monday from
Troutdale where they have been
passing few days at Mr.. Small's
camp.
William T. Marden Of Millinocket
arrived in Madison Monday being
called here to attend the funeral of
his brother. George HI. Marden.
Miss Bianch Markham, who was
called here about six weeks ago to
care for her sister. Mrs. Chester
HAYNES. has returned to Worcester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16
|. o. 0. f. and Rebekah
Joint Installation

On Friday evening occurred the
Joint installation of Old Point En-
campment No. &C. Quinnebasse. t
Lodge I. o. O. r. No. 100. and
Somerset Rcbekah Lodge No. II.
| The officers of the Encampment
! were first installed by Deputy Grand
/ Patriarch William G. Soule, assisted
by Deputy Grand JUROR Warden.
Percy Withee with the following
suite: Deputy Grand High Priest,
William Longley; Deputy Grand
Senior Warden. George Chandler;
Deputy Grand Scribe, Ralph Whit
ney; Deputy Grand Treasurer. Z. w.
Gilman. The following are the Off
GERS elected for the coming year:
| Chief patriarch, Percy Withee: high
priest, j. NJ. Pierce; senior warden,
clayton Albee; junior warden, Free
man j. Abbott; treasurer. d. l.. Jones:
scribe, Harry Head: guide. Percy
berry; 1st watch, izikial T.. En-
mons: Ind watch, Edward Simonean;
| "rd watch, Ollie Strickland; 4th
watch, James Huntoon: inside
sentinel. Ulmont Stanley: outside
sentinel, Perley Butler; LIST guard
or tent. Ernest Wade; End guard CT
tent Alton Hodgkins.
Ihe officers of Quinncbassett
Lodge We're installed by Past Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master. Ernest
W. Gilman. and by George Chandler
as Grand Marshall, as the gentle
.. man from Athens. who were to per-
form this work were unable to be
present on account of the severe
storm: The officers installed were
as follows: Noble grand. Clayton
ainee; vice. grand, Ollie Strickland;
secretary. Harry Head; treasurer.
Eben /. Miller; warden, e. A.
Simonean: conductor, Einwood Pip
er: chaplin, William G. Longley; in
side guardian. +. J. Abbott: right
supporter to n. c., ID. T.. Jones: left
supporter TO n. G., Fred Tobey.
right scene supporter Ernest Wade:
lett scene supporter, +. L. En-
mons; right supporter to vice grand.
William G. Soule; left supporter to
vice grand. Alton Hodekins.
Inc officers of Somerset Rebekah
Lodge were installed by District
beputF PRESIDENT Harriet Blaisdell,
assisted by Grand Marshal Edith
Jones and were as follows: Noble
grand, Mrs. Elsie Berry; vice grand.
MISS Florence White; secretary.
mrs. Edith L. Jones: treasurer.
Mrs. Laura Lockwood; warden
Mrs. Cora Miner: conductress, Mrs.
mise Bigelow; inside guardian. Mrs
Eta Abbott; outside guard. Mrs
beatrice Thssell: right supporter
TO noble grand. Mrs. Imogene Soule:
lett supporter to noble grand
mrs. Nellie Taylor; chaplain, Mrs
harriet Blaisdell; right supporter
TO vice grand. Mrs. Glenys Butler.
Iett supporter to vice grand, Mrs.
Florence Carr.
The installation ceremonies were
unique IN that the grand officers were
al supplied from the home lodges.
Tnere was large attendance. The
members of Old Point Encampment
were hosts and at the conclusion of
me lnstallation served refreshmenfa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

held Tuesday Jan. 22nd, afternoon
and evening. A supper will he SER
we'd to which the gentlemen are in
Vited.
John Neil has returned from a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Quimby
in Starks, and is now confined to his
home with the grippe
Robert Miller, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. >. Miller is quite sick.
Percy Jones met with q serious ac-
Cident last week. He was driving
team, and in trying to hitch two
teams double. one of the horses
Jumped. In some way the thumb of
Mr.. Jones right hand was caught
and so badly crushed that 1t was
necessary to amputate it from the
first joint. DR.. Smith performed the
operation.
Henry Hussey. manager of the
Nofridgewock shoe company is in
Boston on business connected with
the factory.
The next meeting Of the Village
Improvement society will be in
charge of Mrs. Edith Jones Ii is ex-
pected that DIR. H. w. Smith will
give a talk on Cancer.
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Mass. where she is employed as a
nurse in the worcester hospital.
. An event OF unusual interest to
Odd Fellows In this vicinity next
Thusrday evening will be the visit OF
Grand Master VIII c. Miller OF Al
gusta to indian Spring Lodge. 1t Is
also expected that the third degree
will be worked on a class of seven
candidates.
Mrs. Alice Steneman of Detroit.
Mich, Miss Elizabeth Marden OF
Millinocket Mrs, Minnie Williams of
Waterville were in Madison Tuesday
calling ON friends. Mrs. Williams
was formerly a well known resident
here.
c. S. Wescott. who was confined to
his homo by illness for several weeks
has resumed his duties as manager
OF tho Madison Union cooperative
store.
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t0vER-FOXCROFT
LEGION InatalIs Officers

The officers Of the local Post Amer
lean Legion were installed last even
ing by the district officer William
Gould of Greenville. The ceremony
was carried through in an excellent
!, manner by Mr.. Gould and the boys
all said at the conclusion that they
had never seen it put on in better
SLAP. Later In the evening Mr.. Gould
gave some very appropriate remarks
concerning the great military organi-
cation.
Following the installation of the
Legion, meeting of the AZ hommes
ct chevaux was called, and the
following officers elected for the en-
suing year: president, Levi r. Flint;
vice president, Enroll w. Drawn;
treasurer, Charles Fl. Norton; secre-
tary, Carl X. Bailey; master of ccre-
monies, Charles H. Norton; special
guards, Elmer Lindie, Guy Doore and
William Gould; Sergeant at arms, Le-
Roy Rollins; executive committee,
Emmons Davis, Eugene Arnold, and
Aubrey Dow: conductor, Charles H.
Norton; degree team. Folsome, Dow,
Mcclellan, Mayo, and Arnold.
The 40 and are planning u men,
bership campaign for next year and
it is expected that the degree team
will make trips to Greenville, Mon
son, Guilford and Milo during the
next summer where candidates will
be enlightened to the mysteries Of the
box car organization.
A large number of the members of
the Piscataquis club with their wives
attended the regular ladies night in
the club rooms last evening. At $50
n sumner WAS aervCd LATER I'm the
evening cards were enjoyed for sew
eral hours.
Brooks Brown is passing several
days in town visiting his mother.
Hon. John w. Leland of Sanger
vile was caller in town Monday.
Sheriff Roscoe Macomber was in
Greenville on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy decker of Milo
have returned to their home after
passing a few days in town.
Snowmobiling seems to be the pre-
dominating sport in this county this
winter by the motorists. Several of
the above machines are now owned
by local parties and 1t is said that the
deeper the snow the better the ride.
+. II. Douglass was visitor In
Guilford Monday.
, John 8. williams Of Guilford was a
business caller in town Monday even-
ing.
The position as Postmaster seems
tC be causing a great deal of interest
among several OF the town leading
men at the present time. Since the
uniting of the Dover and Foxcroft
postoffices into one the postoffice is
in second class and the position of
Postmaster is very desirable one.
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Guest NIGHT at Ksnnebsesids Club
HOXIE
Mrs. Edith Markham Hayne

The community was saddened,
Wednesday, Jan. o, TO learn Of the
death Of Mrs. Edith (Markham)
Haynes. She has been failing In
health for over a year and several
months ago she came here to the
home of her brother. Enoch Mark
ham. so that her sister, trained
nurse could care for her. She has
been very patient throughout her
long illness and thought only Of 9TH
ers. All that loving hearts and Will
ing hands could do was done for her.
Funeral services were held Friday.
She is survived by her husband, one
son, her father and brothers and sis
tiers besides large circle OF friends.
The family have the sympathy OF the
entire community In their sorrow.
Bernard Deveau has moved his
family to Wateryi1le, where he has
secured employment for the winter.
Charles Bates and son, Elmer, are
cutting their ice.
Bangs siding ID q live wire this
winter. Fred Thompson has .'teame
hauling Grating from his Emithfield
lot to the siding. 8. ID. Warren CONF
pany teams are loading pulp. Clark
and Page teams are loading Grating
and Buzzell and Winslow are loading
wood at Howe's siding. Jewell of
Fairfield IL loading d lot Of Grating,
pulp and wood. Altogether Hoxie Is
d f1ustIing place since the snow came.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16
|SK0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, . ~ ~ g


Tho regular meeting Of skowhe-
gan Sorosis was held Monday even.
Ing in the parlors o the public IL
brary. The subject being Current
Events" The hostesses were Mrs
Sarah p. Reed and Miss Clara B.
arney.
The report Of the secretary. Mis-.
accepted. Miss Florence Philbrick
gave an account Of the moving pic
ture benefit and stated that the sum
OF $57.10 was cleared. Miss Leila
Falrbrofher. the chairman Of the dis
| trict nurse committc, stated that lag
calls had been made during the past
month by the nurse, Miss Anabel
| Lancaster.
! Mrs. Sara p. Reed, the correspond
| ing secretary OF the Maine Fedora
ton of Weman's Clubs and chairman
OF the committee in charge Of the
meeting gave q very clear report OF
| the mid winter meetings of the fed
Grafton recently held at Lewiston.
II Chase announced that the next
meeting of the club will be the Fed
| Grated meeting in which the Wom-
ans club and the Town Improvement
society unite viii be held in the
| Federated church on Wednesday
evening. Jan. 2ard. The speaker
will be Hon. Frank ii. harrington OF
Augusta.
! Miss Chase also announced the
| Centlemen's Night which will be
| held on Monday evening, Feb. the
nth at the Federated church at
which time the entertainers Will be
from the White Bureau OF Boston
and will consist of three ladies'. Az
ter the entertainment a bufet iunch
will be served followed by dance IN
Grange Hall. The committee In
charge is made up OF Miss Anne NJ.
Caswell chairman, Mrs. Ethel Chris
Jensen, Mrs. Elise Fox. Miss Vireinia
Htinchfield. Miss Leila Fairbrother.
Mrs. Gertrude Jewell, Mrs. Ellen
Lowell, and Mrs. J. Blanchard.
Miss Chase also announced that
the meeting of Feb. 25th will be
Community Service night and that
the speaker will be State Librarian
Henry F.. Dunnack. An invitation is
extended to the members or the
other two clubs to attend this meet
ing and each member OF Sorosis may
invite one guest. The committee ~
composed Of Mrs. Harriet j.. Parker.
Mrs. Blanche $. Phillips. Mrs. Hazel
t<eene. Mrs. Blanche Nh'ppie anu
".
The program for the evening open
ed with a vocal solo. Little Town
in the Ould Country Down." sung by
Clifton Lord accompanied by Mrs.
Ethel w. Ames The speaker of the
evening was Albert A. Whitmore,
one of the professors at the state
University, who gave n very inter-
csting address on Current Events.
The questions discussed were the
coming mower OF the British Labor
party, The Revision of immigration:
The BOX Peace Plan, The Election or
1924. and Democracy l.. General. the
closing number on the program was was
n piano solo, 1.-THE Butterfly" PLAYED
by Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye. The FOL
lowing committee directed the pro
gram Mrs. Sarah y. Reed. chairman
Miss Gertrude s. Weston: MISS Cla,a
r.. Varney and Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Dycr and Miss Gertrude Webb VINO
at the close of the program served
refreshments.
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Milhurn Club Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the MIL
burn Clab was held Monday evening
mt the club rooms over the Skowhe-
gan Savings Rank. The retiring
president. DR.. Oliver !. GAIA, pre-
sided. and the following officers were
elected: President. Col. Roy 4.
Marston; Woo president. Walter J..
Ordway: secretary. Carl Curtis;
treasurer. Ralph r. Jenkins: dircc-
tors. John II. Jenkins, Walter Los
sard. and Elmer +. McNeelse. The
annual report OF the treasurer was
presented and accepted. Foiiow!ns
tho lusincss meeting n delicious bu!-
fet luncheon was served and the clro
members enjoyed social hour.
The members cf>the Skowhegan
Festival chorus met Mt the rooms Of
the SkhwhcEau Business and Pro.
fesslonai Womcn's Club Monday eve.
ming aud held n fine rehearsal witt,
Mrs. a. Il. Borden directing ana Mrs.
Edward Weston at the piano.
The ladies Of the Jolly Sewing Club
were entertained for their last meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Ben S. COL
Inns. on East I.easitt street. There
was large attendance and thres
guests. Mrs. Margaret Keith OF Au-
burn, Mrs. Annie Tthbetts of At.
hens. and Mrs. Efile Currie OF Show
hogan. The evening was passed 90.
cially and sewing. Music was en-
toyed on the Edison. the piano player
and Mrs. Pauline Green played sew
eral solos,. The hostess served deli
cious refreshments and the evening
was delightfully."- paesed. The next
meeting win be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Bragg when
their daughter. Mrs. Mathew Green
will be the hostess.
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PERSONAL MENTION

MRS. Matte 3. Goodwin left Tues
day enroute TO California where she
Will pass some time.
AIRS. Ehie Rowell and Miss Myra
lowell were in Augusta on business
Tuesday.
Gardner. Mass, where he 70 70 b
sMr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirby Of
nHer street left Tuesday for St Pc
tersburg. where they Will pass some
Mr.. and Mrs. chafles Myers Of
Watervtlle arrived in town Tuesday
and are guests Of Mrs. David Gall
abt.
MRS. Pauline Bragg Green. chief
operator of the New England Tele-
phone company Is confined to her
home by an infection of one eye.
Mrs. Amelia Begin, an aged lady,
IL very III at the home of her daugh-
t4r. Mrs. Charles Lewis on North
avenue.
Friends of John II. Grundy. who
has been I'll at his home on Mech
anic street will be pleased to know
that he Is now improving.
-County Agent Gerald c. Dunn,
aid home demonstration agent VIII
II
10 be held in Mercer today.
mrs. Roy Keene and little daught-
ter, Maize, went to Augusta Tues.
,Iay where they will be guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holden.
Mrs. Sewall M. Curtis was In
Madison Tuesday to attend the fu-
neral service OF George Marden,
which was held at the Marden nome
u z o'clock.
sCol. Roy. l.. Marston left TUESDAY
for Washington, ID. c., where ne VIII
appear before the Appropriation
Committee In behalf OF the Nationai
Soldiers Homes. OF which board or
managers Col. Marston Is vice pres
iAent.
Mrs. Margaret Keith. who has
hken the guest since the last OF the
week OF her son and wifi. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Mathew Green at the home OF
Mrs. Gren's parents. Mr.. and MRS.
e. n. Bragg of East Leavitt street.
returned Tuegday to her home In
Auburn.
Conductor william Peabody OF
Portland IS running for conductor
Herbert s. Hopkins Of Skowhegan
on the run to Portland and return.
daily. while Mr. Hopkins Is at Grand
Kapids, Iowa. attending a meeting OF
the Railway Conductors ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Frank French and niue
daughter, Henrietta. who have been
guests for q few days Of Mrs.
I:rench's sister-in-law. Mrs. Hay
sylvester and daughter. MISS i'ar's
Sylvester OF Water street. returned
Tuesday to their home In Bath.
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January Meet;na Of Philathsas

Sixty Ave members OF the Ella y.
Mitchell Philathea Class of the be
thany Baptist church and guests met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. q.
.tudkins on Water street. MONDAY
evening for the January meeting OF
the class and social. The president.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Thompson conducted
ny brief business session at when
time reports were given by the secre-
tary. Miss Airline Burner; treasurer:
Mrs. Ina w. Creation: post card
sender, Miss Dorothy Day. mower
committee, Mrs. Melissa Dolbier. 1t
was voted to give the $125 made at
the fair In September to the churcn
and also TO pay SIS toward the pur-
chase of the Bibles which VIII 10
presented tn the members or the
calculating class of the primary de-
pnrtment at their graduation Whlcn
will soon take place.
Mrs. Everett r. Goodrich. mem
her of the February committee gave
IN announcement concerning the
concert supper and sale which II to
10 held under that committees dir
eetion.
Tho program consisted of piano
duet and encore, played by Misses
Velma M. Fogg and Miss Airline
Ilummer OF Fairfield. who In one of
the Junior high instructors STORY
read by Mrs. Gladys Kicker. one of
tile hostesses. and extracts from the
Article. you Own the Most Neglect
cd Piece OF Real Estate in the
World" written by Harry Emerson
F'osdict, read by Mrs. Judkins; three
cornet solos. played by Chesley
Moore. accompanied by Mrs. Ethel
w. Amcs and vocal duet and en-
core sung by DR.. Maurice Il. Lord
aud his brother. Chiffon Lord. ac-
companled by Mrs. Ames.
The hostesses were. besides Mrs.
.Iudkins. Mrs. Maurice l.. Lord. Mrs
Levi Thomas. Mrs. Harry Stafford.
Mrs. Maurice Kicker. Mrs. Helen
Weston. Mrs. George Risteen serted
refreshments. after Which with Miss
I;fiie M. Nye. the class pianist Mt
tile piano and directed by Mrs. stat
ford, n real old fashioned sing was
oujoyed by both the singers and
those who listened.
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Funeral of George Lessard

The funeral service for George Les
sard, who died Sunday morning were
held Tuesday morning at nine o'clock
at Notre Dame de Lourdes church
and was largely attended by rela-
tives and friends. The pastor, Rev.
Father J. Louis A. Renaud conducted
the service.
The burial was made in st. Nary's
Catholic cemetery on North avenue.
The following out Of town people at
tended the service: Mr.. William
Lessard. Portsmouth, n. H.: Mrs.
Augusta Clair of Watcrville: Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lessard. Gardiner:
Mr.. Joseph Lessard of Lewiston:
MI and Mrs. Edward Roode of
Brunswick. and Joseph BOulette of
East Madison
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NORRIDCEW0Ck

Mrs. winnifred Burgess has let
the rooms in the upper part of her
house to Madeline Bickfotd of Smith
field. and has gone to Portland for
the balance of the winter.
Mrs. Imogene Soule has returned
from Augusta where she has been
staying the last two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Viola Merrill.
Charles Woodcock has finished hi;
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Somerset Chapter No. Is Royal
Arch Masons will hold a special con-
vocation at Masonic hall this We'd
nesday evening at 1880 o'clock. This
is the occasion OF the official vista
ton of Most Excellent Companion,
David L. Wilson of Bath. Grand
High Priest of the Grand Chapter of
Maine. At 80 +. NJ. n banquet will
be served. There will he work in
the Royal Arch Degree and n large
attendance Is especially desired. A
special car will make a trip to Madi-
son at the close of the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

An all day foods meeting was held
at the court room at the Municipal
building Monday at which both Miss
Marion G.. Hare the county home
demonstration agent and Miss Flea
norJackson. q food specialist Of the
University of Maine being in attend
ance. There were nineteen present
and the meeting was one of value to
all present. At noon Il picnic dinner
was served and pleasant social hour
passed.
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SMTTHFIELD

Albert Dudley is quite i'll. DIR.
Ames is attending him.
Alger Cunliffe had the misfortune
to cut his finger so badly while
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-16

Laxative BROMo QUINiNE Tablet.
relieve the Headache by curing the
Colo: A sonic laxative ana germ de-
Of L w. Grove. 39c.
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ontuorery.Taylor

In Wellesley, Mass. at the Congre-
on tional church on Saturday. Jan. IL.
Miss Gladys Myrtle Taylor OF
wellesley, and MIR. Alexander j..
Montgomery of Washington. ID. ",
we're married by the Rev. Stanley
Ross F'ishen. pastor of the churc"
of which the bride Is member.
This was the first wedding 10 ne
held in this beautiful new church.
which was only recently completed
and dedicated. The chancef was
elnborately decorated with palms,
greens and pink roses.
The bridal party consisted of four
ushers, Norman Taylor. head usher
and brother OF the bride. waiter
Flaug. wellesley. Arthur Thea and
Arthur Tileston Of Boston. Maid OF
honor, Miss Lillian Haswell. Dayton
Ohio. Brides maids. Miss Dorothea
Ra zzard and Mrs. Theodore Bahcock'
both Of New York CITY. all these be-
ing classmates of Miss Taylor at
Wellesley College. class of II. also
Miss Marion Taylor. sister of the
bride. and Miss Mildred Parker.
cousin of tho bride.
Stewart Goodwin of Washington. ID.
c., acted as best man. 1t was n very
impressive one ring service. the bride
being given in marriage by her faith
err, Charles Norton Taylor.
Following the church ceremony
largely attended reception was held
at the spacious home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor near by where they, with the
bride. groom and the brides at
tendants received guests to the num-
Der Of $50.
The bride Ia the oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Taylor.
who are well known by many Skow-
hogan people. as they formerly lived
here. and often visit here and at
Scion. the former home OF Mrs.
Taylor. The groom is the Washing
ton correspondent of the New York
Herald and a writer OF short stories.
They viii reside in Washington.
Mrs Leownrd Gates. grandmother
VI the bride. who is passing the win
ter in Skowhegan, was prevented
from attending the wedding on ac-
count OF the accident to her brother,
Gardiner Benson. a few days ago.
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Pioneer p.ss Nehl. Grand. Nee.

Mrs. Gridley r.. Fcgg entertained
the ladies OF the Pioneer Past Noble
Grands at her home on Pleasant
street Monday afternoon at which
time the January meeting of the as
sce.ation was held wit, the president.
Mrs. Tosg. presiding. The following
committee were appointed to make
meeting which will be held in the
Carrabassctt Lodge I. O q. F Hall
and ut which time the ladies Of the
association will entertain their gen
tlemen: supper committee. Mrs. Car
rie Berce. chairman. Mrs. Lillian
smith. Mrs. Cora Hurley and Mrs.
Mabel Braxg: entertainment COM
mittee. Mrs. Ava sheridan. chair
man. Mrs. toilet V. FogG. Mrs. Nina
Savage, Mrs. Sarah F. Dyer: decora-
ton committee. Miss Alice r. Dan.
forth. chairman. AIRS. Mary Mitchell
Hurley. Mrs. LILA French, and Mrs.
Nellie Chase. At this meeting the
association viii observe the ami
versary OF It's organization.
After the business session the hos
tess served q delicious luncheon in
the dining room. The program for
the afternoon consisted Of readings
by the following members: Mrs.
Carrie Berce. Mrs. Alice s. Baker.
Mrs. Cora Hurley. Mrs. Violet V.
Fogg. Mrs. Nina SAVAGE. Mrs. Emma
l.. Bickfori. Mrs. Lillian Smith and
AIRS. Ella G. Greene.
W. W. Creation OF the Cleveland
and Creation real estate agency re.
ported on Monday the sale OF wood
lot in Madison to Andrew Cobb Of
Skowhegan.
Miss Dorice Chase. who has been
In town for . few days visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs John Chase
OF Madison avenue. returned Tues
day to Taunton, Mass. where she IS
employed as operator by the West
ern Union Telegraph Co.