Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-15
Play Presented at Club House

Illness of his father, James Hodges.
Play Presented at Club House
Last Friday evening at the
Taconnet Club House. the young
PEOPLE of the North Vassalboro
Baptist Church, presented the play.
Bar Haven" which was well at
tended and proved a very finished
Performance from beginning to end.
All the parts were cleverely taken.
The proceeds of this entertainment
were for the bell fund of the Wins
low Congregational Church. The
play was well attended and the
sum realized from the affair was
very satisfactory.
Friends in town of John Walker
OF Fairfield. formerly resident OF
this town, were saddened to learn of
his death which occurred at his
home at the age OF 81 years MIR.
Walker had been i'll for some time
past. He is survived by two nieces,
Mrs. Frank Richardson of South
Paris, and Mrs. Maud Garland of
this town. Funeral services were
conducted at ten o'clock Tuesday
from his home. interment being in
MapleWood cemetery.
Drummond and Francis Rousseau
little grandsons of Mr.. land .lrs
Scott Drummond. are slightly i'm
proved after a recent illness.
Mrs. Carrie Brewer of Rumford is
in town called here by the illness of
her father. James Hodges.
Charles Edward Harmon, son of
AIR. and Mrs. Harry Harmon of
Henton Avenue was rendered a
party Monday evening in honor of
his birthday. A most ENJOYABLE
evening was passed. After the six
o'clock dinner, the guests enjoyed n
game of whist and a fine radio pro-
gram.
Ralph Hutchings of Gardiner has
returned to his home after visiting
relatives in town.
MIS-. I. ii. Hersom is visiting
reIauves IN Oakland for tt few days.
Mrs. W. I. Reynolds was a visitor
az the homo of her brother. Charles
johnson of Fairfield Tuesday.
Farm Bureau Meeting
The annual meeting of the wo-
mems and mems divisions of the
Winslow Farm Bureau was held
Yesterday at eleven o'clock at the
WinsloW Grange Hall. Mr.. c. A..
Day, county agent, and Miss Grace
Iennock, county demonstration lead
er were present.
mr.. Day gave a very interesting
,alk, and Miss Pcnnock gave an H.
iusl'ated lecture on "Beautifying
INC country Home" This subject
embraced several smaller ones such
as the kind of driveway to be built
leading to a house, and the correcr
arrangements of farm buildings
re slides illustrating this Interest,"
ing ana instructive lecture were
very pretty indeed.
A me Scalloped dinner was ser-
yea at noon to which all did Justice
me officers for the general divi-
sion of the Winsiow Bureau. were
as follows: President. Arth,r
ward; Secretary and Treasurer
haiph Towlc. The lady officers
were: Mrs. Carrie Howard, chair
man; Mrs. Grace Thompson, Secre-
Iary ana Treasurer: Mrs. Louise
Ibritton, chairman OF food project:
Mrs; Grace Thompson, Chairman Of
Uio,hinS Project; Mrs. Ida Black
well chairman Of Household Man
agement
follows: - as
January 18th (present meeting
accounted for); Feb. 18th, vegetable
cookery; "March 18th, selection Of
clothing; +April %, mnchjne NJ
tnchment; May H. wild greens.
FJune rs reiinishing furniture: $J1,lv
~ Bashetry training class, (Mrs.
Harriet Peck. Mrs. Grace THOMPSON
and Mrs. McGregor) August, open
oates; Sept 10th, basketry; scot. 23.
correct footwear and posture; Nov,
ANUS suggestions on designing col
lar and cuffs. and December meet
ing, sewing kits. Mrs. Louise Brit
ton was appointed chairman of the
dinner committee for the Feb. meet
ing.
1t was voted to continue the work
OF the Fort Halifax Boys and Girls
club and Mrs. Percy Jakins was re-
elected leader of same.
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