Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-18
PITTSF|ELD

Many friends of Rev. Frederick s.
Walker. former pastor of the local
Unlversalist church, are planning to
go to Readfield Sunday, leaving here
about O'Clock to attend a service
to be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Walker.
special sermon and special music
will be an interesting pant of the
service.
Mr.. Stitham will give benefit per-
} formances for the Methodist church.
next Monday and Tuesday, July 70
and Il, and the picture will be
Jackie Coogan in The Rag Man."
Hiram w. Carr left Wednesday on
business trip to Bangor and Win
terport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birger Hamilton and
children have returned from an au-
tomobile trip to Canada and Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick f. Mayo
left recently for an automobile trip
to Greenville. Mr.. Mayo returned
Thursday and Mrs. MAYO remained
for longer visit with her mother.
Mrs. Emma Scammon.
Mrs. Frank Clapp and Mrs. Earl
Chase of Mainstream were visitors
in town Thursday.
The many friends of Mrs. Minnie
Clay will be pleased to learn that
she has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn to her home after being a pa
tient at the Community Hospital for
the past few weeks.
Mrs. Maud Thompson and guest.
Mrs. Minnie Gordon of stockton
Springs, were in Waterville for the
day Thursday.
B. w. Lenfest of Newport was a
business caller In town Thursday.
A large number of Pittsfield peo-
pie will go to Newburg to attend
gospel service at the meeting house
at 1O A. M, and another service that
will be conducted at . P. NJ.
Pittsfield's Chautauqua Is booked
for August 6, and S, and an ex-
ceedingly pleasing program Is pro-
missed. Adult and children's season
tickets for the three days, six per-
formances, are now in the hands of
the guarantors. The public is asked
to assist by buying early. Ticket
committee, Harry l.. Cornforth. Nell
lie Hunnewell.
The Elizabeth Pierce Lancy Chap
ter, D. A. r., will conduct a rum
mage sale in October-Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening, October 81, in
the Davis store, 81 Main street. The
date is announced thus early in or
der that other affairs that might
conflict may not be booked at that
time.
All members of the chapter will
solicit desirable contributions for the
sale and the following members of
the committee nj charge will be glad
to give special information or receive
donations: Mrs. Hunnewell, Mrs.
Percival, Mrs. Manock, Miss Camp-
bell, Mrs. Olga Clark, Miss Grace
Davis.
Great pains will be made to make
this real bargain day for patrons
who Will at that time visit Miss Da-
Wis storet
Members of the Pittsfeld B. p. w.
Club who are left at home are fol-
lowing closely the proceedings of
the National Convention in Portland
this week and looking forward with
great anticipation to the regular
meeting of the club Wednesday even
ing, August 3. when those who were
fortunate will give their reports.
Nine members are in attendance to
represent the local "On to Portland
Clup winch was organized some
weeks ago with Mrs. Burns manager;
Mrs. Alice Stitham, president; Miss
Irene Reynolds, corresponding sec
retary; Mrs. Emily Hubbard. dele
gate; Mrs. Mabel Hussey, alternate;
Mrs. Agnes Berry, song leader; Mrs.
Elvie Tozer, chauffeur; Mrs. Alice
Anderson, chaperon Mrs. Abbie
Hun and Miss Alma Patten, general
assistants.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
universalist church announces a
grand opening meeting Thursday af-
ternoon, September 3, to be held on
the church lawn if the day is fair,
otherwise in the parlors of the
church.
All interested members and friends
Will be glad for this opportunity at
the very beginning of the years ac-
tivities to look over the church
building which during the past few