Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-30
FARMINCTON

p.c,use most of the teachers are
attending the convention, the Iown
Schools of Pennington are closed III
the remainder, Of the week. But the
normal and training schools are III
session. a.
There was a good attendance IN
Guiding many from this village, at 9
whist party Thursday evening, IN
the hall of the West Farmington VII
lage Improvement society. he a ISL
ments were served and good tlliie
was enjoyed.
Repairs to the Center bridge nave
been completed, including the IN
stallinr of heavy rods to strengthen
the trusses that hold UP the sidewalk
and the water main of the FARMING
ton water department, winch had pc
come greatly weakened by rustlhs.
CITY water has been installed IN
two more houses at Fairbanks IN tne
past few days, leaving but one mouse
in that village not now supplied With
running water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabyan Turner OIL
Fryeburg, formerly of harrington,
| have been guests for several days OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Marble. of west
| Pennington.
D. +. Field of the Field Pulpwood
! 10. Ol IlllllpS, was IL O"AA 49,
ness today.
| Harry +. Small the Livcrmore
! Falls jeweler, was a caller in town
| Thursday.
Annual inspection Jepthah Council
The annual inspection and vista :
ton of Jepthah council, NO. IL, II.
and S. NJ, took place in the Masonic
building today wit ha large atten :
| dance. The sessions opened at 3.3O
p. NJ, and following the usuel busl-
ness and after the introduction OF the
inspecting officer. Most INDUSTRIOUS
Grand Master Cyrus N. Blanchard OF
Wilton, the Royal Master and Select
| Master degrees were worked IN 1ull
/ form. one degree by the illustrious
master, Kenneth "A. Rollins OF Farm
ington. and the other by the deputy
master. J. Blaine Morrison of Phil
! lips. A banquet was served in the
| new banquet hall at $50 o'clock,
Florence Norton King catering. fol-
lowing which the Super Excellent
degree was worked in full dramatic
! form.
The attendance included members
Of the order from all over Franklin
| county and parts of AndroscogSin,
| oxford and Kennebec counties.
| There was good attendance
! Thursday afternoon at the meeting of
/ the Opportunity Circle in the vestry
of the Old South Congregational
! church. Besides the pleasure OF
work and sociability dainty refresh
/ ments were served and arrangements
were made for a supper to be served
at the vestry Thursday evening of
l,4r NJ
Thursday meeting were Mrs. A. H.
| Wolcott. Mrs. f. E. Russell. Mrs. III
J. Mosher, Mrs. A. NJ. Greenwood
| Mrs. Julia Gordon and Mrs. Ella
Smith.
The sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be observed at the Old South
/ church next Sunday morning.
Mrs. Louise Rouner and Mrs. Lena
Watson have been in Washington
! this week sight seeing and attend
/ ing the national council of ConSre-
| gational churches.
There will be a Halloween social
| in the vestry of the Methodist
church. Saturday evening the high
school club OF the Old South church
will have Halloween masquerade
social in the vestry. at which the
members of the young peoples choir
of the Wilton Congregational church
will he guests.
John L. Grindell of Brewer is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Leon III
Mari and family.
| ]. Willis Jordan is ASSISTING Frank
Strout in securing data for the
Franklin county directory. which will
be published in the course of the
| winter
Ur and Mrs w NJ Maooon nj
| Barton, VT are visiting Mrs. Ma
goon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Greenwood.