Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-14
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The Thimble Club will meet al
the home of Mrs. Harold A. Wood
side on Orchard street wednesday
afternoon.
The West Pennington Village I'm
proyement Society will have a whist
party in the society's hall Thursday
evening. The society will meet with
Mrs. George Lowell, Wednesday aft
ernoon.
The ladies of the Methodist
church will serve a harvest supper
in the vestry Friday evening.
The Idlers will meet with Mrs. j
P. Flint of Orchard street Friday
afternoon at 1.30 o'clock.
There will be box supper and
social at the Talcott Corner school
house next Saturday evening, which
many from Pennington village are
planning to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank g. Colburn
re passing the week at Topsham and
attending the fair. Many others
from Harrington will be there one
or more days of the fair, among
them being Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Blake
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Goodwin.
DIR. Elmer J. Marston of Boston
was a weekend guest of his mother
Mrs. Miranda N. Marston, who re.
turned with him and will pass the
winter in Boston, as for a number OF
years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Tosier have
gone to Boston, where they will pass
the winter, their home being closed
during their absence.
The following entertainments will
be given in Merrill hall IN the Nor
NAL building this winter. the course
being under the direction OF the
Methodist. Congregational and Bap.
fist societies of this village. in com.
bination: Thursday. Nov. Ii, Ada
Ward; Saturday. Dec. 10. DeMarce
Harp Ensemble: Thursday, Jan. %
1925, John Ross Reed CO.: Tuesday
Feb. %. C. Everett Wallace: Mon
day, March Is, Musical Arts Duo
Course tickets are now on sale by
a committee from the various
churches and single tickets will be
sold later for each entertainment.
The Pennington Fire department
will install hose connections 50 that
the tires on the department appara-
tus may be blown up by use of the
fire alarm system pressure tank
without leaving the buildings
great convenience, especially in the
winter.
The Falls Road Social Club will
meet with Mrs. Charles F. Davis on
Wednesday afternoon at the usual
hour.
The second story Of the Roger
Farmer building on Broadway is
being remodelled for the business OF
Charles f. Lake, known as lakes
Little Place"
Mrs. Lawrence Trumbull, leading
lady of the Trumbull Players. was
taken suddenly i'll at Stratton a few
days ago and had to give up her
work to her understudy, temporarily
She was taken to the hospital al
Strong, where a minor operation was
performed, and will come to her
home in Pennington to recuperate
an soon as able. The company be-
gan its winter engagement at the
Silver Theatre in Watervil1e last
night Just the same, and Mrs. Trum-
bull, known to the theatrical public
as Miss Isabel Gould, will join the
company as soon as able.
The ladies of the Cinnamon CLUB
will be entertained Wednesday eve
ming by Mrs. B. Carroll Rounds, AT
her new home on upper Main street.
Mrs. Mary j. York of Portland
will be the guest for the next week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Luce OF
Arson street. Mr.. York, who has
also been visiting here, returned yes
terday 20 his duties as postal rail-
way clerk on the Portland-Rockland
Albert r. Jack Of Pennington has
purchased the Mary A. Fogg farm
in Freeman.
Quite party of students and
teachers from the Pennington High
school attended the joint debate at
Bates College, in Lewiston, last
night, going by automobile. Differ
ent cars took different routes, ana
one car got stuck in the mud when
near Lewiston, and had to be LETT,
and the occupants proceeded on foot.
But the debate was much enjoyed.
Frederick ]. Barton was in Port
land on business the last OF tne
week.
The annual meeting of the Frank
lin County Farm Bureau will be heid
in Drummond hall, Pennington, Fri
day, October %, beginning at 1000 A;
M. A large attendance Is expected
and desired. 49,
The annual Boys and Girls CLUBS
contests will take place SATURDAY;
Oct. "a, the day following the annual
meeting. Cash prizes will be award
ed in several projects through the
of the Pennington ana
Wilton banks. and a banquet Will De
the gift Of Pennington merchants.
There will be music and one or more
good speakers. and other interesting
features. Besides the usual cash
prizes, this year there is to be a new
banner presented in this county to be
contested for by points, only CLUBS
with five or more members belng
eligible to compete.
twelve timber estimating demon
STATIONS will be given in Franklin
county the last week in October, by
the State forestry specialist. Myron
c. Watson. and the Franklin county
agent, George E. Lord. Thus far the
dates and places have been
selected: Tuesday. Oct. 81. Bailey
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