Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-10
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chiIdren's Night Manchester Grans

Children's Night Manchester Grange
Children's night at Manchester
grange. Saturday night, proved to be
very happy occasion, both for the
Riddles and the grownvps. After the
usual grange work the doors were
thrown open to about 90 children and
young people, the most Of them TAX
ing part in the program. The lectur-
er. with an able committee to assist
her, presented he following:
Singing-State Of Main, grange
and children, followed by readings by
Mildred Savage, Elmina Bouring and
Margaret Garnet; singing--I matters
not, several children: readings,
Yvonne Bouring, Carl Nelson, Glen
Littlef1eld and James McKenney;
singing, Lead Me Saviour; readings,
Pearl Dagett and Doris Gilley; sing
ing, Mary Morrell; readings, Eta
Young and Dorothy Bean; piano solo,
Ruth Morrell; reading, Morris Towle;
story. George Nelson; reading, Leon
ard Bean; piano solo, Mildred Giley;
readings, Ella Greasy and Irene Ma
son; fancy dancing, Geraldine Nc.
kenney; reading, Norma Buzzell;
piano solo, Irene Mason; reading,
Aston Gordon; singing. lullaby, with
dancing, Mildred Taylor; tableau,
the baby show.
After which all repaired to the
dining room, where harlequin ice
cream and fancy cakes were served.
A large number of nome members
We're present and visitors including
Mr.. and Mrs. Needham from Deering.
who added remarks sor the good of
the order.
The next meeting will be June q,
and the next number Of the Grange
Herald will be out at that time, to
be read by Franklin Strout. Lester
Longfellew will give a talk on bees
and the care of same. Some good
music will also be rendered. A num-
Der OF members are planning to at
tend Pomona at eRadheld, June IL.
AZ the close Of the meeting the
children passed a social hour playing
games. then went to their homes.
voting Manchester grange royal en-.
tertainers and wishing Children's
night might come more than once a
year.
Abenaki Chapter. o. E. s., has been
invited to the Berdine cottage at Lake
Maranacook on Wednesday OF this
week for It's field day. Each member
VIII carry picnic lunch and their own
dishes. Coffee will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Call, Mrs ida
Labaree. Mrs. Frank Preble, Miss Net.
tie Labaree and Miss Thelrna Preble
OF Pittston were callers Sunday II the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Perley.
Miss Beatrice Adams, who is in
training at the Deaconess Hospital.
Boston, has been visiting her pa rants
MT. and Mrs. w. T. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan on
Lewiston. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Robbins
and Fred Robbins and daughter Helen
OF Hallowell we're guests Sunday ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Moore and Nr.
and Mrs. Joseph Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Of Brockton.
MASS, and Miss Lucy Lane of Lewis
ton were callers. at the Moore ho,ne
yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Libby Of Camden yisited
relatives In town yesterday.
The Mooseheart Concert Party an
pearfng at Town hall eyvednes dav nve.
ming In . concert and dance have juet
completed 4 tour OF cities ana towns
IN state west Of the Rockies, They
are now on their, eastern tour. which
Will wind up in. New York CITY bafora
enc national Moose convention the last
OF July. This party Of six verfatile
musicians are leaving trails Of most