Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-07
Somerset Fortress Confers Degree
for First lime


Somerset Fortress, No. Z. for the
first time since its organization at its
meeting held Thursday evening in
l. O. 0. +. hall conferred the degree.
The work was done by the staff of
which Mrs. Willard G. Eaton is the
efficient captain. The president, Mrs.
Elva G.. Greene presided. At the next
meeting to be held April 9, supper
will be served and a committee APP
pointed at which time Mrs. Alfredo
Cool will direct the program. Fol-
lowing the Fortress the monthly
meeting of Canton Somerset, No. 26,
was held with regular business. Percy
Withee of Norridgewock was the only
out Of town member in attendance.
Mrs. Hollis Stitham of Pittsfield
will be the speaker at the meeting of
the Is. +. w. Club Tuesday night,
March 10.
The young peoples supper at the
Bethany Baptist church Saturday
night will be served promptly at =
o'clock.
Attorney George w. Cover was IN
Augusta on professional business
Friday.-Miss Gertrude Carter, SUI
perintendent of the Maine Sunday
School association, Daily Vacation
Bible Schools department. is at
tending the two day conference of
workers held i'll Wateville yester-
day and this forenoon.-Mrs. Ncttie
Morrow who has been u guest Ter
several days Of her cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry CroWell returned Fri
day to Lewiston.-Mrs. Lulu T.
Roberts, State commander of the
Ladies' Benefit association OF
Macabees. returned to Waterville
Friday after being in town to attend
a meeting Thursday night of the
local revlew.-Joseph Chabot, Will
liam II. Lanctot, Russell Craig and
r. A. Morse were IN Waterville Fri
day attending q district meeting of
Metropolitan Insurance Company's
agents.-Henry Crowell returned
Thursday night from q business trip
to Augusta.-Miss Sue Whitney, who
has been a guest of her father, j.
b. Whitney for few days in Water
Vile has returned.-Mrs. J. a. Stan
wood and daughter. Elizabeth went
to Springfield, Mass, Friday to visit
for a week with Mr.. Stanwoods
parents. DIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Stan
wood.-Miss Edna Davis went to
Canaan Friday morning.-DanaC Carr
of Waterville, was in town Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devoe and lit
tie son William, who have been
guests of relatives in town returned
to Boston Friday and were accom-
panied by Mrs. Devoe's mother, Mrs
Will Dore who will be their guest
for a time.-Miss Carolyn Sawyer of
Madison was in town Friday, leaving
on the noon train for Berlin, n. H.,
where she will be the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Calvin Colby.-Mr. and
Mrs. Ageill Lee who have been
cooking at the Ledge House during
the winter in Dead River have COM
pleted their work and returned
home.-Representa and Mrs.
Blinn w. Page returned from Au-
gusta Friday noon.-Mrs. lola
Chabbuck and two children have
returned from the woods where
Mrs. Chabbuck has been cooking
during the winter. They visited over
Thursday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Easier and Friday went to
Richmond to visit relatives-r.
George f. Young returned Friday
from 81 business trip to Portland
Mrs. Lena f. Wentworth and son,
G. Allan and Fred c. Pooler and
Sebastine Bison. who have passed
several months in st. Petersburg
Fla. returned Friday.-Mrs. Mary
w. Libby, superintendent of the
State Reformatory for Women re-
turned from a busienss trip to Au-
gusta and Portland Friday.-County
Agent Gerald c. Dunn accompanied
by Poultry Specialist w. O. Wilbur
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