Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-15

where it gave a concert for the boys
and girls. Thursday afternoon IL
PLAYED in Waterville and Thursday
evening furnished music at dance
| in. that city. The band travels in
large army trucks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gridley. who passed
| the winter in ST, Petersburg, Fla, &C
companied by their son, Raymond
/ Fogg, returned Thursday night.
! Ladies of the Country club held an
| all day quilting party Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Maud Gordon on
| the River road. A delicious baked
bean dinner was served by the hos
ess and happy day was passed and
a beautiful quilt quilted.
Walter p. Ordway and Roscoe E.
Atwood have gone to Springfield,
Mass, to represent Kora Temple
with a party of about $50 members
of Kora Temple, Order of the Mystic
Chrine.
| Miss Elizabeth Marietta Linekin of
| Thomaston, who will be graduated
| from the University of Maine in
June has been elected to the office OF
home demonstration agent Of SOM
erset county farm bureau to take the
place of Miss Eliza b. Anterior OF
| South Windham, who has resigned.
Miss Linelin is graduate Of the
Thomaston high school in the class
of 1921.
In the list of Skowhegan teachers
recently elected for the year rs and
'25, the teachers at the Park school
and Academy building were omitted.
They are Mrs. Ada McCrillis OF
Hartland, principal and teacher or
the 9Th grade; 9Th grade, Mrs. Della
Stone; 4th grade, Miss Lizzie rs.
Higgins; Srd grade, Mrs. Kate c.
Hoibrook; Academy building. prin-
cipal of the building and teachers OF
the second grade, Mrs. Lizzie w.
| Healy and of the LIST grade, Miss
Vara Weeks.
Attorney w. Folsom Merrill has
returned from a successful two
weeks fishing trip to Merimachi, N.
lB. Mr.. Merrill had the good for
tune to catch AZ salmon, weighing
from six. to eighteen pounds on an
eight ounce fly rod and 10 sea trout.
Mr.. Merrill was accompanied by
Thomas Wicker of Skowhegan, who
formerly resided in the section of
the trip and knew the waters.
At the meeting of the Wesserun-
sett Grange to be held at its hall in
Cornville Saturday night, the 1st and
End degrees will be conferred.
The baccalaureate service of the
class of 1925 S. H. s. will be held on
Sunday night, June IA at the Opera
House. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. George Finnie, D. D., pastor
of the United Baptist church in
Lewiston.
The annual meeting of Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter, d. A. R., will be
held Monday at the home of Mrs.
Helen and Mrs Birdena F. Conant
of Pleasant street. At 6 o'clock sup
per will be served followed by the
| business of the annual meeting. Re-
ports Of various chairmen, and OF
| the Continental Congress will be
given and officers for the year 1926
| 26 will be elected.
Skowhegan Grange will hold
special meeting Saturday evening for
| the purpose of comforting the first
and second degrees.
The first appearance Of Fogg's or
chestra of Brockton, Mass, manager.
J.. S. Fogg, in Skowhegan will be
made on Wednesday evening, May
| 20, when they will play a dance pro-
gram at Heselton hall.
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| Saturday afternoon between Somer-
set Shoe Co., (undefeated) and Oro-
no Pulp and Paper Co., will be one
| Of special interest to baseball fans.
Rev. Charles Ernest White, Satur-
| day evening at the Federated church
will give his lecture, I'm Viking
Lands" under the auspices OF the
young people. The proceeds will be
used to send the young people to
| the summer conference.
The annual meeting of the Beth
any Baptist church will be held at
/ the church Tuesday evening, May 10.
| Sunday afternoon at four o'clock
at the Notre Dame de Lourdes
| church will occur meeting Of the
Holy Name Society.
Sunset Chapter No. SO, Q. q. s.,
| will meet this Friday evening in
Masonic hall.
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will meet
! in regular session on Tuesday eve
ming the 18th!
A large attendance is requested
| at the meeting of the Working
| League of the Federated church to
! be held at the church Monday after
noon, as there is much work to be
done.
| A boxing exhibition will be held
in Heselton hall Tuesday evening,
| May 10.
The Country Club will meet on
| Wednesday afternoon, May 20 at the
| home of Mrs. Carrie Warren, River
road, when a program will be pre-
| scented under the direction of Mrs.
Margaret Sired.
The Golden Wedding anniversary
| of MIR. and Mrs. Charles S. Bates at
their home in the Powers school dis
! trict, Norridgewock Sunday, will be
of interest to many relatives ana
| friends in Somerset county. They
were married in Augusta by the Rev.
c. F. Penney. Mrs. Bates before her
marriage was Miss Hattie Gage, a
daughter of Hub Gage and Clara
Marstone Gage. A picnic dinner VIII
be served at noon.
Somerset Council No. 20S9,
Knights of Columbus, will hold its
annual spring entertainment Mon
day evening in Heselton hall, when
unique program will be presented.
This is to be a private function and
those attending will be members of
the council, their wives and lazy
friends.
p. o. Howard, superintendent OF
construction for the Maine Tele-
phone & Telegraph Company, OF
Rumford, was In town Wednesday
inspecting the work being done here
by the company
State Agent Frank L. Flynt and
Mrs. Flynt will leave this Friday
morning for Newark, n. j., where
they are to be guests of their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
1 fred T. Morrill,. Mr.. Flynt will re-
turn the last of next week and Mrs,
Flynt will remain until the first of
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