Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-04
Sk0WnECAN

The Bloomfield Christmas ClUO
meeting which was to. have been
held Monday was postponed because
OF the severe snow storm and was
hold Tuesday afternoon.
-, Rev. George L. Thurlow. Thomas
C. Lord and DR.. Stanley M. Cover
had charge of the Rotary program
Tuesday noon. The luncheon was
Sarved at 1915 in Grand Army hall.
The president. w. B. Woodbury., pre-
sided. DR.. Raymond A. Derbyshire
conducted the song service with Mrs.
Marion r. Oddly at the piano. Two
new members, Nat johnson and Eu-
gene Tarbox, were admitted to men,
,bership. Mr.. Thurlow gave an ed
dress on 1.-The Fundamental Princi-
piles of Rotary" Thomas q. Lord
gave the Inaugural Message" and
DR.. Cover spoke on the Thirteen
Points of Rotary and presented the
Rotary certificates.
X The first and second degrees will
De conferred at the Meeting of the
.Wesserrunsett Grange at its meeting
Saturday, evening.
So The next meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Womahs Club will be a Charac-
tar party, Feb. 18th, at the home
df Mr. and Mrs. Carlton M. Holt,
Madison avenue.
-essA special convocation Of Somerset
Chapter will be held at Masonic hall
Thursday evening for the purpose Of
sPerforming work.
"a p. c. White, Maurice Gaylord, Mrs.
Eddie Beal and son, Carroll Beal.
md Lester G. Stevens, Hilton hill,
shipped a carload of apples to New
Castle Pyne, Southshields, England,
Tuesday.
IAN all day meeting of the Ladies'
Branch Of the Skowhegan Local Of
the Farm Bureau will be held Thurs
Day, Feb. 5. at the homo of Mrs.
John Robinson on Dyer street. The
1ubject will be Correct Table Serv-
ice" and will be directed by the food
project leader, Mrs. P. c. White.
$50 The Russell Relief Corps will mold
I'll regular semi-monthly meeting in
the Grand Army hall Friday after
noon.
THE Farm Bureau meeting which
sNas to have been held at East New
PORTLAND, Tuesday, has been post
.poned until Saturday, when it will
be held at the home Of Miss Ida
4owell.
Sunset Chapter, No. So, Order of
Estern Star, will hold the first meet
Ing since the installation of the 1925
Officers, Friday evening in Masonic
hall.
.s.sss,sDuncan Coburn of Oxford juno
ton, Nova Scotia, is visiting for q
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Went
WOrth.-Mrs. Henrietta Bowman, pa
role officer at the State Reformatory
for Women, was in Augusta, Tues
6Ay.-Miss Sadie Martin returned
Monday from Providence.-Erroll
Taylor was in Waterville, Tuesday,
On business.-Mrs. Roy Smith and
little daughter, Delean. left Tues
dAy for Mars Hill, called there by
the illness of her mother.-John
Downs Of the Middle road went to
Good Will, Tuesday, where he Is do
ing some work for w. D. Sargent
Company.-Mrs. Minnie Williams of
Waterville was a business caller in
town Tuesday.-Joseph Gallant was
e business caller in Augusta, Tues
6ay.-Ernest NJ. Ames went to Mad
NON, Monday, on a several days
business. trip.-Highway Police Off
Ger Arthur w. Cushnian was in Au-
Gusta, Tuesday.-Roy d. Hodgdon of
Lewiston has been in town a few
days on business.-Mrs.L Leon l.. Coo
ny returned Monday night from q
week passed in New York.-Mrs. Err
roll Taylor went to Waterville, Nom
0ey.-Miss Loantha Pike, who
teaches In Cambridge, Me-, is pass
ing several weeks vacation with her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Pike
o. Cornvifle.-W. b. Woodbury., SUI
perintendent Of Skowhegan- Madison
schools. was in Madison, Monday
Mrs. Wilson Of Orrington is pass
ING the week with her brother and
children.