Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-26
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NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Eu9wcll ana Mr.. and Mrs. Wait were
the hosts and hostesses at the social
gathering in Grange Hall last Satur-
Gay evening. Costumes appropriate
Tor st. patrick'S day were worn by
many members of the party.
a social was held in Academy Hall
last Friday night for the benefit of
athletics. \ very interesting pro-
gram was carried out consisting of
step dancing by Mr.. Elwood Allen.
wrestling by Russell jackson and
Clayton Fletcher, Potato race. stick
pun. wand drill, the latter was by
the Junior high girls. Four very in
teresting clowns were present. 4
social followed the program. All
enjoyed the evening.
Next Friday afternoon, March 81,
there will be a w. c. L. L. meeting
at the Methodist Parsonage. Two III
the members recently attended the
w. Z. Y. L. Institute at Madison and
Will report some of the interesting
things gathered from the addresses
of Mrs. A!thea Quimby and others.
There was a large attendance at
the Ht-Y Club meeting Tuesday
evening March II. a part OF the pro-
gram was the initiating of new
members who were taken on an i'm
aginary trip To Ireland. The oc-
casion being a st. Patrick Social. the
games took the form of contests,
such as eating, roofing and granting
between two families of pigs, the
black and the white varieties,
Lawrence Shaw was captain or the
blacks and Russell jackson captain
of the whites. Refreshments were
green lemonade, salteens, cakes with
sgf low, n I'D
Mrs. Frank Hulley entertained the
Womans Club at her home last Fri
day evening. Senator Holley gave Il
very interesting talk on some ques-
ions before the present session of
the Maine Legislature. After the
meeting social hour was enjoyed
and st. Patrick's refreshments were
served. 2S ladies were in attendance.
The Academy teachers are passing
their vacations as follows. Miss
BroWnStonc in Portland, Miss Allen
In Rumford, Miss Robinson in Bling
nam, and Miss Merrill in Gardiner.
MIR. Storer spent few days in Ban
Sor this week on business and Mr..
Williams in making a business trip
down river.
Cerne Stafford of Dead River is
visiting friends in town.-Rev. c. w.
Rogers preached a very able sermon
last Sunday morning on The
American Home, developing the
idea that there is great need Of at
tentlon to the teaching of religion
and morality in the homes of our
countrN.-There is much apprecia-
non being expressed among the at
tendants of the Federated Church
for the large number of voices in the
sunday morning choir.-The Young
Peoples Association of the Federated
church made study of the life of
Abraham last Sunday evening and
VIII make u study of the life of
lsaac.-The Mems Association had
games of basket ball and yolley ball
IN Academy hall Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Frank Steward met with a very
painful accident last Saturday by
slipping on ice and dislocating and
iracturing one of her shoulders. She
is reported as being quite comfort
uble at this writing.-The Mems
Class of the Federated Church has
issued u challenge to the Ladies
Class TO see which class will have
the largest attendance during the
next five sundays. The ladies' have
accepted the challenge and the fight
is on. The men have agreed to wait
for late Sunday dinner or to get
the dinner themselves, so ladies,
come on.--A joint meeting of the
Mems and Women's Farm Bureau
ana Extension Service was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Ella on March 10. Miss Eliza Ather-
ton, Home Demonstration Agent, and
Gerald G. Dunn, County Agent, were
present: The subject for the women
was millinery and ten hats. were
made. The subject for the men was
poultry management. A baked bean
dinner was served, of which fifty
partook.-Louis &. Farnham. rep
resentative of the Travellers Insur-
ance Company of Portland, was in
town on business last Friday even
ing.-Mrs. Clayton +. Eames of
SCION with her son Harold passed
three days last week, with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Paine
Miss Thelma Knox a student at
Pennington Normal, is passing her
i.aster vacation with relatives in
Portsmouth, N. H.-Nlisses Doris
Clark, Alta Ellis, Erva Berry. Ezma
Huchett of Pennington Normal
school are passing their Easter va
cation with relatives in town.-Mrs.
Laura Buswell and Miss Kate Rob-
lnson, teachers in the Mark Emery
school. were in Waterville one day
last week. visiting schools.-Miss
800 . 'I c''oe VI new OflHtnQ mas
been the guest of Misses Shirley and
Dorothy Hicks during the past week.
Everett Fcnlason is home from his
winters logging operation.-Eugene
Ialne is being seen on the streets
with a new work horse.-AIilton J.
Peters left Tuesday for Wing and
liles' logging camp near the Ledge
House.-The Agriculture Glass en-
1oyed slides one day last week GA
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