Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-19

So you won't feel the chilly storm"
Secretary Libby's figures at the an
nual meeting, with a total of 1904
patrons, with Aroostook second with
6515 and Kennebec third with 1857,
cut of the states total Grange MEM
bership of 1914.
Other counties have the following
number of members: Androscoggln,
4614: Cumberland, 4695; Franklin
24l7, Hancock, 1851; Knox. 2o99;
Lincoln, 1920; oxford. 4499. Piscata-
quis, 1896; Sagadahoc. 1913; Somer-
set, 1884; Waldo, 1858; Washington,
2TS1; York, 3143.
Hon. Arthur Galen Eustis '23 oil
Strong, has been added to the Colby
College Faculty. this year as an in
structor in the Department of
Economics. He is probably the
Youngest member of the Colby
Faculty as well as being the young
est member of the State Legislature
which will meet next month. -
"Skeets,' as the new Professor Is
affectionately known to those MEM
hers OF the undergraduate body who
we're in College at the same TIME
that he was, Is native OF Strong.
A. w. Hatch went to Boston Fri
day to carry the model of n fun rig
ged ship which was made by the
late Capt. Harvey Mills number of
wears ago. 1t was complete in every
particular even to skysail ySres.
Rare skill was shown, in the con
struction of the hull which was an
exact copy Of the ships Of that day
as fastened with ftreenails and bolts.
The snare hours of q year and a
half are said to have beea employed
upon the model. 1t was SON TO
Charles w. Lewis of New York for
q large sum.
DR.. Emmanouel Frangedakis has
arrived in Lewiston to enter Bates
College. DIR. Frangedakis has come
to this country primarily for the
purpose OF pursuing the study OF
medicine in American institutions
though he Is a graduate OF the Uni
versity of Athens medical schooi'
Athens. Greece and registered practi-
tioney in paris. France, where he has
been stationed during the past two
wears. He desires first. however. TO
acquire n better knowledge of the
English language and for this reason
will study at Bates College the rest
of the year.
Osman L. Fullerton returned re-
Gently from East Boqthbay where ne
completed the rigging OF ketch built
BY Cloudy & Stevens for DIR. Henry
C, Roland. we'll known author
whose interesting stories nave re-
Gently appeared in the SATURDAY
Evening Post. DIR. Roland's ketch is
40 feet keel and Is feet beam ana ne
plans to sail her to southern waters
in search of new material for APP
fnroaching stories he will write.
Eichard Matthews Hallet. the well
known Boothbay Harbor author,
nav accompany DIR. Roland on the
southern sailing trip. Mr.. Fullerton
has done the rigging on most all the
pleasure craft built at the Boothpay
Harbor and East Boothbay yards
this year.
Probably the first woman in Bel
fast if not n Waldo County, to take
a real mans job was Miss Minnie
Shaw, Wild has driven a public cab
for some 20 years. She had been
very popular caterer, and Just now
she came to hit upon cab-driving
she cannot say, unless it was because
of her love of horses and of being
in the open.
With one exception. all the other
public conveyances are now motor
driven but Miss Shaw still clings to
her faithful horse. She is out early
ond late rain or shine. and scarce
" ever misses a day on account of
Illness.
Miss Shaw lives with her blind
brother who instead of being n bur-
den to her, is a great help and COM
fort. He answers telephone calls.
books her orders and takes care of
her house.
Dana s. Hawthorne of waldoboro,
a student in the Junior class at
Middlebury Comm College is one
OF those most active in the field of
debating this year. He is manag-
ing debating and is expected to he
onS Of the most valuable members
OF the team during the coming sea-
son, as last year, he participated in
three of the four contests and was
the winner of the wetherell Prize
for exceileDcy in debating. The
schedule which Mr.. Hawthorne is
arranging for this year is made I'D
Cf seven debates, including two
with Maine colleges. The University
Of Maine is to debate at Middlebury
on March IS, and it is expected that
the Middlebury debaters viii go to
Waterville on April 2 to meet Colby.
Mr.. Hawthorne Is also active in
the field of publications being editor.
tp-chief Of the 1895 Kaleidoscope.
the college annual and having held
the position of news editor Of the
Middlebury Campus until his resig-
nation a short time ago. He is
member of Pi Phi Epsilon, the
honorary journalistic fraternity, and
OF Sages. the honorary society for
Juniors. He graduated from Hebron
Academy In 1922.