Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-13
BURNHAM

Everett L. GOOQIlCH WChl 1900
day to Bangor where he will serve
,, as traverse juror at the June term
of the\U. S. District Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Davis and
daughter Irma. and son Edward,
Mrs. Truman Written, Miss Mary
A. Written and Miss Irene Pomroy
| went Monday evening to Pittsfield to
attend the annual Manson Prize
Speaking Contest at M. c. l., Misses
Aida Davis and Louise Written be-
ing among the contestants.
Miss Beth Sayward, daughter Of
| Frank Sayward, Lloyd Libby, the
oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Lib
by and Mayo Seekins, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Will SeekinS are members OF
the graduating class at M. c. l.,
Pittsfield, the exercises being held
this week.
Miss Marion Rowe Of the eastern
part of the town is completing her
course at Unity High school and is
one of the honor students of the
graduating class.
The Willing Workers met at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Gerald on
Tuesday afternoon and the time was
passed in cutting out aprons in an
ticipation of the annual church fair
meeting will be held with Miss Eliz-
abeth Eaton on Tuesday afternoon,
June %
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mudgett went
Wednesday afternoon to Pittsfield TO
attend the class day exercises of
Maine Central Institute. fsA
The annual parish meeting Of the
Baptist church was held at the
church on Tuesday evening with a
good attendance of members, and
the following officers Were elected
for the year: President, e. EsDavis;
| clerk, Miss Ethel Allen: Treas, z.
+. Davis; Asst. Treas, Mae-Eg Wat
son; Pulpit committee, Fforice d.
Foster, Minnie C. Gerald; Susie
Sedgeley; Solicitors, Mabel Filing
| Reynolds, Ermine Davis, Archie
Kent and Villa Hunt; Trustees, Ev-
! erett Davis. Clyde Allen and Howard
Libby.
At the regular meeting of Burn
ham Grange on next Tuesday eve
ming, State Master John E. Abbott
of Berwick is expected to be pres
ent and baked bean supper will be
! served at the close of the meeting
Sebasticook Grange No. 80 will
! observe Children's Night on the reg
ular meeting night on Saturday eve
ming, June 20. At the close of the
meeting the children of the members
will give a program and a treat will
be served.
Miss Elizabeth Eaton was a bus
mess visitor for the day, Wednesday
in Waterville.
Mr.. Fred Written of the Eastern
part of the town is quite i'll, and
Ianr 11@l t.
tation.
Arthur Hunt, who suffered a para
lytic shock ten days ago in Taunton,
Mass, and who was brought home
Monday night, is getting along as
comfortably as can be expected.
A very interesting meeting of the
women's division of the Farm Blu
reau was held with Mrs. Ida M. Fos-
ter, on Wednesday, June 10, when
an all day meeting was held. The
members assembled in the forenoon
and listened to a talk by the Home
Demonstration Agent, Miss Estelle
Mason, on service directions and ap-
pointed several ladies to prepare the
dinner and set the tables, under her
directions, with Mrs. Verdilla Pease
acting as hostess. The menu for the
dinner was sumptous. The next
meeting will be held on July 80 and
the subject will be One-piece Dress
eS.
Ralph Dyer, who has been serving
as telegraph operator on the third
trick for several months, has been
transferred to a similar position at
Kineo for the summer.
A seven passenger Packard tour
Ing car was badly wrecked late
Wednesday afternoon while making
the curve on the State road at the
Mudgett farm. The big closed car
left the road and went through the
fence and landed on it's side in the
pasture. It was owned and occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. A.. S. Smalley of
ROCkland. who had heen in h,,n,,rtn