Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-22
Coming Events

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Coming Events
Tomorrow, Saturday afternoon ut
0I5 in the parlors of the public IL
brary, the Skowhegan Woman's Club
will observe Children's day as is It's
custom each year. The members
have the privilege of inviting one
child. The meeting will be in the
form of Valentine party. The la
dies directing the event are Mrs.
Fancher s. SWEET, Mrs. Ina X. Gold
smith. Mrs. Maud w. Smith and Mrs.
Helen X. Hight.
Saturday evening at the Grange
hall at East Madison viii occur All
old fashioned masquerade ball
Crescent Tent OF MaCcabees, No,
10. Will hold n regular meeting Mon
day evening, Feb. -, in the Grand
Army hall. which will bc followed
by refreshments served by the La
dies Review, and dancing. Mem
bcrs are privileged to invite one
guest for the dance.
Band concert Sunday afternoon at
o'clock by the Skowhegan Citi-
zens' Band, under the auspices OF
the American Legion. This concert
will be given in the Opera house
and there is no admission. This is
the second in series of four con-
certS.
ON Wednesday evening there will
be another meeting of the SkoWhe-
gan Merchants Association at the
municipal court room at 7.30 o'clock.
The committee on membership will
report and matters of business will
be considered. 1t is hoped that there
will he a large attendance at this
meeting and that the business men
and women may show their loyalty
to the town by their attendance.
The next meeting of the Skowhc-
gan Sorosis will be held on Monday
evening. Feb. %. in the par.ors of
the public library. The ladies direct
ing this meeting are Mrs. Edward
A. Parker. Mrs. George j.. Samp-
son Mrs. Roy Eeene. Mrs. Harold
J. Phillips and Mrs. Clyde Whipple.
The speaker will be Rev. Henry T..
Dunnack. State librarian. and the
SOrosis has invited the members of
the Woman's Club and the Town
improvement Society to be their
guests at this meeting.
The next meeting OF the Somerset
Pomona Grange will he held Tues
day. Feb. ~. with the kennebec Val
ley Grange at Madison. The address
of welcome will be extended by the
master of Kennebec Valley Orange.
response by w. Is. Whittier of Skow-
hogan. paper on "Washlngton"
win be given by Mrs. Fanny Clark.
the Pomona chaplain; music, Mrs.
Fred Tuscan and son. Royce Tus-
can; paper, THE 100 Percent Home,
Furnishings ard Environment" Mrs.
Cyrus Goodrich. Skowhegan. The
ln, I,I. /
Will be discussed. a round table will
be conducted on subordinate Grange
work. Other numbers on the pro-
gram will be furnished 10y the en-
pertaining Grange.
A party will be held at the Par
| ker school Saturday night. Franl.
furts, rolls. coffee and cocoa will he
on sale. Everyone Is invited and
each one attending is asked to bring
cup.
Cyr- L alberto
Miss Delvina Lalibertp. daughter
| Ter of MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Laliberte
OF Norridgewoc. and Willie Cyr, son
Of Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Cyr, were
married at the Notre Dame dc
Lourdes church in Skowhegan We'd
! nesday. The High Mass ceremony
v.
Father I. Louis s. Renaud. They
were attended by "A brother of the
bride as best man. Anthony Laliberte
and a sister Of the groom. Miss Helen
/ Cyr. as bridesmaid. After the cere-
I mony the couple made n brief we'd
ding trip TO Bangor and will return
the last Of the week in time for n
wedding party which will be held in
Forrestcr's hall. Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyr are to reside on
East Front street. Mr.. Cyr Is a
painter by trade. Their many
friends extend best wishes.
The meeting Of the executive board
o. the First Philathea class of the
Federated church which was to have
been hello Wednesday evening at the
home OF the teacher. Mrs. Philo Ste
ward. was postponed on account OF
the storm and was Thursday evening
instead.
AT a business meeting OF the SEN
Tor class Of the Skowhegan High
school held Thursday afternoon. the
class parts. elected by popular vote
OF the class. were as follows: Glass
prophet, Thomas Nichols; class will,
Gordon Grundy: presentation of
gifts. Evander Perkins and Beirdina
Valliere.
Mrs. w. r. William of High street
Thursday evening received word that
her mother, Mrs. Austin Kinney, had
passed away that afternoon at her
home at North Lake. York county,
New Brunswick. Mrs. Within will
leave this noon for North Lake.
The following Skowhegan people
went to Lewiston. Thursday after
noon, to attend the Shrlners' La
dies night: DIR. and Mrs. g. Earl
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
$. Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark W.
SayaGe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton
and Mr.. sd Mrs Harry A. Foster.