Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-20
NORTH ANSON


land Wednesday of last week to meet
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. owen
HOOPER. who came from Lewiston.
! They are to pass several weeks with
Mrs. Mantor.
Mrs. owen Savage, who has been
at North New Portland with her son,
Bert Savage for the past few months,
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Hodgdon and
two sons, Kendrick and Kenneth,
passed the week lend at Cinda Say
ages cottage at Pleasant Pond.
The first Quarterly Conference
was held at the NJ. E. Church, Mon
day evening, May IL. DIR. Lowe, the
new District Superintendent, was
| present.
Mrs. Perley d. Robinson of Con-
! cord and her guests, Miss Holmes
and Mrs. Ingersoll were in town,
: Thursday.
A large maybasket filled with
fruit, candy and toilet articles was
sent to Alden Bailey of Pennington
! last Friday by North Arson friends.
! Mr.. Bailey is i'll in bed and has a
! trained nurse.
Ernest Boswell returned Friday
| from Detroit, Mich, where he had
passed few days with his two
| brothers, Charles and Verne Bus
well.
| Five cars of gypsies passed
! through town last week. They were
on their way down river.
Memorial Day Program
| Memorial exercises this year are
as follows: Sunday, May "a, the vet
Grams of the Civil War, the Spanish
hn World NNar a nd
: the Sons of Veterans, together with
Capt. Seth T. Hutchins Circle, No.
/ 20, Ladies of the G.. A. r., the Aux
| Hilary, the wives of Sons of Veterans,
and Ruth Head Cragin Chapter of
the ID. A. r. will meet at Grange
Hall at 10 o'clock where they will
form in body and march to the
Federated church where the memoir
ial sermon will be delivered by the
{ pastor, Rev. c. w. Rogers. This
J will be a union service. Saturday,
Z May &c. the above organizations with
! their families will meet at Grange
Hall in the forenoon to make bou-
quets and wreaths and at 11.30
o'clock dinner will be served. At
o'clock a line will be formed at
I Grange Hall and march to Sunset
+ Cemetery where the graves of the
: lONeu OHtS Will ne ueCOIdltu. Inc
/ school children have a special inVi-
tation to join in the parade. After
| the exercises at the cemetery, the line
will be formed again and march to
Carrabassett Hall, where the Memoir
! ial Day program will be given as
follows: exercises, by the pupils of
the Mark Emery school; an Grafton
by Guy F. Williams, principal of
Arson Academy.
A regular meeting of Emerald Re-
bekah Lodge, No. Go was held in
Fraternity Hall. Wednesday evening,
May IL, with a large attendance. AT
the close of the meeting "the Pinks"
| under the direction of Laura Boswell
as captain served the Greens" q
banquet which consisted of Parker
House rolls, fruit salad, assorted
cakes and coffee. The tables were
very pretty with cut flowers and
plants. The favors were sprigs of
myrtle.
District No. 10, which is composed
of the following Rebekah Lodges:
Emerald, New Century, Northern
Light, and Centennial will hold the
district meeting with Emerald Re-
bekah Lodge No. IS, Wednesday af
ternoon and evening, May 81. North
ern Light Rebekah Lodge of Scion
VIII confer the degree in the even
ing. The Warden of the Rebekah
Assembly of Maine, the officer in
| charge of the district, will be pres
ent. The Rebekah cook books will
De on sale at this time and the pro-
ceeds go towards the Odd Fellows
ana Orphans Home Fund.