Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-07
HARRINGTON

The Pennington passenger trains.
which formerly consisted of three
coaches, and in the summer
parlor car besides, and the
usual baggage car, and ran between
Pennington and Portland twice day
and for a number of years three times.
have been reduced to single combina-
ton coach trains and make but two
trips a day as far as Lewiston,
change having to be made there for
points beyond.
The Needlecraft Club will meet with
Mrs. Leonard W. Harris of Perham
street Tuesday afternoon.
At the meeting of the Woman's AL
lance of the First Unitarian church
this week at the home of Mrs. Henry
P. White on Arson street, it was voted
to buy $25 Health bond and to con-
tribute $40 toward the work of the As
ISOLATED Charities. The matter of the
next annual May fair was discussed
and it was decided to begin active
preparations for the same Immediately
after the holidays.
Legion Ofdcers Elected
The following officers have been
elected by Thaddeus Roderick Post
of the American Legion: Commander,
Dan T. Adams; vice commander. Will
fred H. McBurnie; adjutant, Clyde M.
Brackley; finance officer, L. d. Foss;
historian, True e. Makepeace; chap
lain, CARL N. Henderson. Phillips
Post of the Legion having disbanded,
1t was voted to invite it's former MEM
bers to attend the meetings of the
Pennington post whenever possible. 1t
was voted to buy a health bond and
to make payment on the mortgage on
the building purchased some time ago,
also to make a drive for additional
membership at once.
Among those from Pennington who
attended the W. NJ. C. A. older boys
conference at Portland today are Rev.
A. A. Rouner, Dr. Clyde l.. Austin,
Edwin Smith. Richard Mallett. Peter
Mills. Monette Ross and Frederick
Sturtevant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward W. Marble will
pass the winter in Niagara, n. c., go
ing at once but visiting in Boston,
New York and other places on the
way.
The Pennington Women's Republi-
can Club will meet at the home of Mrs.
Sumner p. Mills of lower High street
Monday afternoon at $50, when Mrs.
Mills will be assisted in entertain
ing by MRS. Harry L. Goodwin. Mrs.
Arthur l.. French and Mrs. Charlotte
Chase. Mrs. e. Howard Lowell of
West Pennington will present a paper
on the Constitution of the United
States, and Mrs. Leila Whittemore,
also of West Pennington, will read a
paper on Government" There will
also be other interesting features.
Mrs. D. H. Bailey has been visiting
friends in Oakland this week.
County Agent George Z. Lord and
the home demonstration agent, Miss
Louise Quincy. will conduct the first
of series of planning meetings at
the Grange hall in East Dixfeld Tues
day afternoon. There will be a SINH
lar meeting at the Community House
at Oquossoc Thursday afternoon and
Done at Odd Fellows hall. Rangeley.
Friday afternoon. The week following
there will be five meetings of this
kind in various towns in Franklin
county.
Mrs. Clara Martin of Clinton Is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Charles C.
Hayes of Whittier Court
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Titcomb have
gone to Longwood, Fla. for the win
ter. Mr.: and Mrs. Arthur Taylor have
charge of their farm work during
their absence.
There was a large attendance Sat-
urday evening. in spite or bad wealth
er and wretched travelling. at the So
cial gathering for Normal students and
their friends in the Normal building.
and very fine time was enjoyed. The
several Normal musical organizations
added much to the pleasure of the Soc-
casion.