Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-30
H|NCKLEY

The leader at the Y. P. S. c. e.
meeting Sunday evening was Ray
| mond Sullivan. At the business ses-
sion the following officers were
chosen: President. Raymond Sulli-
van; e-president, Horace Pratt;
corresponding secretary. Norman
Palmer; recording secretary, Willis
Pratt; treasurer, Mary Palmer; look
out committee, Mildred Tupper,
Bertha Clifford. Willis Pratt, Millard
Crocker: social committee for May
| and June. Florence Hicks, Mary
Palmer, Horace Pratt, Verne Clifford :
chairman of social committee for
July and August. Willis Pratt; pray
err meeting committee, Horace Pratt,
| Verne Clifford, Bertha Hall.
At the District Conference to be
held at the Federation Tuesday, May
b, the following program will be Civ
en-: 1000 A. NJ, Song and Morning
Thought, Rev. Leslie Grundy, Pastor
Of North Anson Methodist church !:
10.15 A. NJ, Greetings. by Superin-
tendent of Hinckley Sunday School;
response; 1890 A. NJ. Bible Hour.
Rev. George Merriam. Pastor Bap-
tist church. Skowhegan: 11.00 A. NJ.
Address. Church Vacation School,,
Miss Gertrude Carter; 1900, Picnic
Dinner. the entertaining school to
furnish coffee. Afternoon-1.0 90 z. NJ.
Getting acquainted-"shake hands
with everyone: 100 P. NJ. Afternoon
Thought. Rev. E. B. Tetley of Mad :
ison: 200 p. NJ. Address, Teacher
Training. Rev. F. II. Knollin, fol-
lowed by discussion. Mr.. Knollin is
Director of Religious Education: 2.30
T. NJ. offering. Special Worship
Service for children's week: SEQ p.
NJ. Address,. -Four Square Life"
Rev. G. w. Hinckley: 400 p. NJ, Trip
to Good Will Farm to visit tho muse
UNI by as many as care to go.
Supper and entertainment will be
furnished for as many as stay over
night. Evening 700 p. NJ. Song
Service. choir and young people from
Good VIII. conducted by Miss Faith
j. Hinckley: 7.S0 p. NJ. Address. Rev.
Walter Quarrington, Pittsfield; 500
r. NJ. Address; offering; address,
Our Young People" Rev. Roderick
D: Mooney. ID. D., Pastor Universalist
church. Fairfield.
The stereopticon lecture on Farm
forestry'. by NJ. E. Watson. State
Forestry Expert, given at Good Tenn
plars' hall Friday evening under the
duSpSco VI I1lHcKiey orange anu
State Extension Service, was very
interesting. and well attended. Nj.
Watson dealt principally with the
planting of white pine trees, show
Ing pictures of preparing the ground
for the seeds. transplanting, etc, es-
pecially mentioning that in planting.
the roots should be given plenty Of
room. The Grange will be glad to
arrange for more State lectures il
the people so desire.
Mrs. Ida Tupper was a business
caller in Skowhegan. Saturday after
noon~-Mr. Morgan of Springfield.
Mass. was a recent caller of Mrs.
Berdina Larabee ee.--Callers at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. p. A. Kicker.
Friday, We're Mr.. Ricker's brother,
Henry Kicker of Augusta, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Snow and Mr.. and Mrs.
! y. A. Salley of Fairfield.--Lewis
strickland was guest in town Sun
day ay.-Lawrence Peakes of Colby
College visited relatives on the
CLINTON side over the week end
Rev. Geo. Merriam occupied the puI-
pit at the Federation Sunday-Mr.
ana Mrs. Melvin Palmer were in
Madison. Apr. Goth, at the home OF
Miss Nellie Ho!way.