Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-05
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Inc second OF the series OF
sterioptican lectures given by the
High School Club of the Old South
Club was given last Sunday night
This was entitled, Pioneers of Con.
greSationalism and was very inter.
esting. The next in this series wiN
be on the first Sunday of April and
will be entitled The Pilgrims In the
Wilderness. This Sunday Mr.
sermons for the Lenten Period,
A food sale will be held at the
Methodist Church Vestry next FRI
day afternoon conducted by the girls
of the Sunbeam class Of that church.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank w. Butler Of
this town left Monday for q tour Of
the South, going first to Jacksonville,
Florida. They will be gone for
several weeks.-Thursday afternoon
the Opportunity Circle of the Old
South Church will meet in the vestry
at 2.30. Madams Norton, Ross,
Hardy, Pulsifer and Tucker will be
the Hostesses.--Thursday evening
another whist party will be given by
the Village Improvement Society Of
West Pennington in their Hall-The
second community assembly will be
held in Music Hall, next Friday
night. These are for the benefit Of
the Baseball association.-The Wo-
mems Alliance of the Unitarian
Church will meet with Mrs. Henry
White on Wednesday afternoon.
Trask- Hight
Miss Jennie L. Hight of Bingham
and Dell T.. Trask of F'armington
We're united in marriage Saturday
night, Feb. Z, by Rev. z. o. Perry,
pastor of the Methodist church.
Village improvement. Society
WEST-The Village Improvement
Society met last week with Mrs.
Ralph Wyman. There was a good
attendance and several discussions
were held pertaining to the necessary
repairs to be done on the hall A
whist committee was appointed and
the food sale committee plan to have
their sale at an early date. Refresh
ments were served at the close Of the
meeting. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Laura Wood at Farming.
ton.
Randall Davis and George Morrill,
are recovering from the chicken-pox.
Several of the Austin children are
sick with mumps.-DonaldL Lee Hines,
who has been at home for few
months, left Saturday for New YORK,
where he will join his brother Joe,
Jr., and enter into another advertising
campaign for the Kirkman Soap
Co.-Mrs. Charles Coiburn is getting
along nicely from her operation lor
gall stones, but is still at the Philips
hospital and confined to the bed WIN
a special nurse in attendance
Charles Halves is resting unusuaiV
we'll from a serious bone operation,
performed a week ago by DR.. Appo1
of Portland, at the Phillips hospitaL
Harold C. Hines recently had .
motto accepted by the Boston Pos.
which appeared at the top OF tne
front page, this fact being somewna.
of an honor considering the Mrse
number that are daily submitted iof
this purpose-Mrs. Minnie Dunsmool
who has been with Mrs. Miiareu
Paine at Pennington this winter, was
called to New Vineyard last week W
| the illness of her sister, Mrs. FRAN
Roberts, who has been removed
the Franklin hospital for treatment.
The nervous system of most OF t.e
women in this village was great.
shocked Saturday evening wneh wv
shaking of their various homes con-.
menced and lasted for two minu'ess;
The tremor was severely felt mere aH'
also much alarm.