Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-19
FARMING7ON

a Albert Monfred Of Tann, =,
representing Florida manufao,,,a
and real estate investment jntssls
was in town yesterday and toda. ssR
lerrlng with Pennington peonIs w
are financially interested H. HaeI
properties, and reports the t, saossl
boom at its height, but advises ~
vestors to steer clear of all rat ~ u
quick schemes. - ss'llch'
Wallace Trask Of West Farmin,,..
Tor speeding and driving an an,ss
pile without lights on the strasss Y.
this village. paid fine and -.
amounting to $10.55 in the Farmins vsa
municipal court yesterday.
Several special licenses for tranr,..
beaver in specified tracts in tba ra.aas
ern part of Franklin county, W.
they have become very numerals n
recent years, under protection ~
where they are reported to have c., ~
considerable damage, have been srss.
ed as provided by law in such 49,
ment. 'pa'F
The Pennington High school :,
hounces the date of its annual III,
December IL at the school b1ildjns. y
the assembly hall. Miss Rars...
Cannon Is chairman of the rsnsrs,
committee. the other members a. n.
committee being Miss Caroline swss
of the senior class, Miss Elisha X,
age of the junior class, Miss CarI,.
Lufkin of the sephomores and m,
Arlene Clark of the freshmen. M.
hall will be deliberately decorated n
this event and there will be bootA,
for the sale of great variety Of use /
full and fancy articles.
Miss Lucille Whitcomb of thu q.
nior class of the Pennington Hlrb
school has been awarded second prn
in the recent American Legion ess,v
contest open to the entire Stata a 7
Maine and has received the bronp
medal offered, of which she is rightly
quite proud, as there were many con. /
testants.
There will be a. Christmas assemby
of the Pennington High school, fa
which plans are already being made
with December is as the probaba
date.
The Pennington High School Athlet.
ic Association, which was last year |
left a legacy in the form of a deficit 81 T
about $3.50, has had a profitable sea.
son, having not only paid its bIlst
through the baseball and. football sea.
sons, but also having reduced the def. f
cit about 500. greatly improving its /
prospects for the future
! Dr. c. L.. Austin and family are
moving into one of the new apart,
ments over the Red Store at the cor
ner of Main street and Broadway.
There was a good attendance at On (
all day meeting of the Ladies' Aid Z
Society of the Methodist church On
Wednesday, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Carsley. on North and
Orchard streets, and busy day was
put in making arrangements for Tho
Christmas sale OF this church scsi'
to take place. They will also have
a supper at about the same time.
The party in the vestry of the Meth
cdist church Wednesday Afternoon
from $50 to 4, for the cradle rcH
members of the Sunday school, was
of the best, the little tots and theli
mothers were out in large numbers
end all, both children and mothers
had fine time. The event was
charge of Mrs. Achsa H. French "
pcr:ntendent of the cradle roll In IN
church school, who was assisted
Mrs. Austin Hardy, Mrs. Wiillan
Lowe and Mrs. Royal Davis. Refresh.
ments cid an important place ainons
the attractive features of. the oecS'
sion.
January S has been selected as tl'
date for an all day and evening NEE
ing of the Berham Street Prlsclss
when the gentlemen will be en.s
tanned at the noon lunch, ocVA
dinner, and throughout the eVeniAs
The annual grab bag will also
feature of this event and 1t mas
WAYS been q very interesting featms
This event will probably take pS''
in Grand Army hall.
Mrs. Edwin p. Stewart has reluis
ed home after an extended WIS.,. Wv.
her sister, Mrs. Leon +. Merri"
We cofords. r..m.
The winter meeting Of the Farm
ington United Baptist Association, , s
be held with the church at Phih.pJ
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec ''
8. , -
Hon, C. n. Blanchard of Wilton We
in town on business WEDNESDAY ,rH
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor
live on and. care for the business r,
the Henry Titcomb farm, inci n..ss
tie milk route and the FOX y, ran
Willie the Titcombs are in Florlu%
Carl L. Curtis of Lewiston loi~, /,
" of Pennington, was In. Town
Wednesday.