Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02

L. e. Jacobs of Auburn, a former
resident of Skowhegan, was In town
on business Friday.
Miss Ruby Nadeau and Mrs. AL
fred Nadeau and two children LETT
Saturday morning for Medford,
Mass.
Oddy's orchestra was in Pittsnelo
Friday evening where they played
for a Halloween dance.
Mrs. Lila B. Wilson of Boston ar
rived in town Friday on business and
to visit friends. Mrs. Wilson was for
merly owner and manager of Red
Horse Inn, North Cornyille.
Skowhegan Woman's Club Wednes-
day
The first meeting of Skowhegan
Woman's Club will be held next
wednesday. The club now has a
membership Of 100 with % honor
ary members: Oficers this year are:
Mrs. Mary B. Stinchfield, president;
Mrs. Sarah P. Reed, vice president;
Mrs. Vera B. Smith, secretary; MIS-
Clara e. Young, treasurer; directors,
Mrs. Vivian Woodbury., Mrs. Helen
p. Derbyshire, Mrs. Lila FRIEND
Mrs. Grace Il. Cover.
Mrs. Bertha T. Holt, Mrs. Georgia
c. Wilson; flower committee, MRS
Nellie Chase, Mrs. Eva n. Green
wood.
$ The Club calendar just issued in
cludes the following meetings: NOV.
4, Club Luncheon, directed by mrs
Nellie B. Savage, with Mary Cush-
ing Palmer of Newtonville, Mass, as
speaker; Nov. IS, Reciprocity Day
will be held at Community House
when clubs of Hinckley, Norridge-
wock, Madison and North Arson are
invited. Miss Faith ]. Hinckley OF
Hinckley will speak. Tea WILL pe
served; Dec. 2, Woman's Club Will
entertain Sorosis and Town Improve
ment Society and Miss Harriet Ii
Marble viii sneak on Where the
Occident and Orient Meet" Miss
Marble has lived in the Philippines
nine and one-half years.; Dec. 10,
Mrs. Mary N. Pagp will entertain the
club at her home. The program Will
be "a musicale. Dec. 80, International
Relations. Mrs. Florence Waugh
Danforth speaker; Jan. Ii, "Pownal
state School,, with Stephen Vos-
burgh, M. D., speaker; Jan 20. Fed
Grated meeting of Woman's Clup'
Sorosis and Town Improvement So
ciety with the Rudkin group enter
tanning; Jan. IL, Social meeting:
Feb. 10, Mrs. Roselle Huddelston
will speak on % Winter by the Med
iterranean." This will be guest
meeting. Feb. "a. Maine Publicity,
Hon. Frank Holley Of North Arson,
speaker; March 10, Mrs. Evelyn w.
Pratt. past president, will take up
the work of Edna st. Vincent Will
lay in sketch and poems; March
"a, Children's Day, directed by Mrs.
Alice F. Warren; April z, Directors
tea and annual meeting with cleo
ton.
The calendar of the Sorosis Club
shows a miscellaneous program for
the coming season. The club has 20
members and is among the most
active of the local organizations. The
officers are Mrs. Ethel M. Hilton,
president; Mrs. Eva M. Mcguire,
vice president: Miss Alice r. Par
ker, secretary; Miss Anne M. Cas-
well, treasurer; directors, Miss
Dorothy Day, Mrs. Priscilla c. Mar
BILE, Mrs. Mary N. Page, Mrs. Mae
S. Smiley and Mrs. Katherine d.
Taylor.
The following calendar has been
arranged: Nov. 2, Directors Tea and
convention reports by Mrs. Sarah p.
Reed: Nov. IL, Maine Night at Com
munity House with Governor Ralph
o. Brewster. speaker; Nov. 30,
Health meeting with DR.. Howard
Hill, speaker; Dec. IA, Christmas
meeting: Dec. IS, annual picnis sup
per; Jan IL, Miss Lyle c. Stinchfield
will give a travel talk. Jan. 20, Fed
Grated meeting with Woman's Club
and Town Improvement Society:
Feb. 8, BENEFIT: Feb. %, Superinten-
dent of Schools, w. B. Woodbury.
speaks at educational meeting:
March 8, natural history meeting In
charge of Miss Dorothy Elliott;
March 70. on Art" April 8, music,
directed by Miss Marguerite Craig,
supervisor of music: April 10, an
nual supper with election Of officers.