Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-29
Special Grange Meeting

This Wednesday evening there
will be a special meeting of Show
hogan Grange at the hall on Pleas
ant street. The Ford Entertainment
Company will give its entertainment.
Each member OF the Grange Is pr1-
vileged to invite one guest who Is a
farmer and not member OF the
Grange, The following program
will be presented: Music; introduce
ton, by the Worthy Lecturer, Mrs.
Alice Stevens; address. Farming
Labor or Profession" Gerald Z.
Dunn, the agent for Somerset Coun-
ty Farm Bureau; address, Profitable
Farming" Bliss r. Shaw. Norridge-
wock, address Doorway OF the Flu
ture," Roland T. Patten, business
manager of the MISUNDERSTANDING
er: music; picutre, "Our Powerful
Friend" short talk on Business
Methods" Carlton p. Merrill; fot.
ture picture 1.-The Story of Corn"
"What the Story of Corn Means to
You?" Overseer, Elmer E. Harris;
comedy picture. Following the pro-
gram refreshments will be served IN
the banquet hall by committee
composed of Marshal c. Viles, Per-
CRIME c. White. g. Cleba Harviiie,
Mrs. Sarah Boulder, Mrs. Inez Bailey
and Mrs. Angie B. Steward.
Fourth of July Committee In Session
Monday evening at the office OF
attorneys Butler and Butler, meet
ing of the various committees VINO
have underway the arrangements Tor
the morning program OF Skowhe-
gan's Fourth of July celebration was
held with the general chairman,
Ernest c. Butler. The plans are
we'll progressed and the program
will include a unique feature IN wa
ter sports on the Kennebec river IN
front of West Front street. AT TINS
point the land across the road forms
a natural amphitheater, which II Is
MANNED to have for the use OF spec
tators. According to present plans
the program will include daylight
fireworks and street sports. In the
afternoon the program which VIII
include horse racing and various
sports will be given at Fairview PARK
under the auspices of Somerset Cen
trail Agricultural Society.
A group of Skowhegan Rotarians
motored to Pennington, Tuesday
evening, to be present at the organ
ization Of a Pennington Rotary Club.
Mrs. Herbert L. Nichols and other
members of the Ladies' Social Circle
of the Centenary Methodist church
will motor to Waterville today.
where they will be IN attendance at
the annual meeting of the Kennebec
Federation of Ladies' Aid Societies
in the Methodist churches, which is
to be held at the Waterville Method
list church. Mrs. Nichols being the
president Of the Kennebec Fedora
ton will preside during the meet
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunville of
Pine street are making extensive re-
pairs on their home.
The funeral service for Harland
Boyington, who was drowned at So
lon, Monday noon, will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the Con-
gregational church in Scion and will
be conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Wass. Members of the Masonic,
Odd Fellow and Modern Woodman
Lodges, of which he was member,
will attend. The burial will be at
North Arson.
The union prayer service of the
Centenary Methodist, the Federated
and. Bethany Baptist churches, will
be held. tomorrow evening at the
Bethany Baptist church and will be
conducted by the Bethany pastor,
Rev. George Merriam. A cordial in
vitation is extended to the public to
attend this meeting.
Tuesday, Miss Eliza B. Anterior,
the home demonstration agent for
Somerset County Farm Bureau, was
IN Cambridge. where she attended
a club meeting.
Gerald c. Dunn, the county agent,
was in Ripley, Tuesday, in attend
ance upon club meeting.
Mrs. Harry Hilton of Waterville
was in town Tuesday. the. guest of
her mother, Mrs. Louise Jewett.-
Mrs. Ben T. Steward of Waterville
was in town Tuesday on business
Bank Commissioner and Mrs. Fred
Foss Lawrence have esumed their
residence at their Pleasant street
home.
The rural mail carriers, who
have been leaving the Skowhegan
post office at S.45, have resumed the
summer time of $50. The mails
which have arrived on the previous
noon and evening and on the early
morning trains are taken by the car.
riers.
IN observance of the twelfth BIRTH
uay OF Miss Bertha Norton, daugh-
Ter or Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton.
a oehghtful party was given at their
nome on Madison avenue, Saturday.
"nen twelve guests were delightfully."-
entertained. Games were played.
Prlzes were won during the various
mas h1y NI{c< SS