Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-19
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Mrs. Abbey Hostess

Mrs. Abbey Hostess
Mrs. c. Jerome Abbey on We'd
nesday afternoon was hostess to
the ladies Of the Ladies' Social Cir
Gle Of the Centenary Methodist
church. At the business session Mrs.
Carrie Mcpherson presided. 1t was
finally decided to serve dinner, sup
per and between meal lunches at the
M. e. dining hall at Fairview Park
on the 4th OF July. The omcial
board, all Of whom were present at
the meeting Wednesday afternoon
will have charge of this work. It
was voted to make the Annie 8.
Nichols Training class of young
ladies an Auxiliary to the Circle. 1t
was voted to give concert on July
24th., by the Edith Marshall Clark
Company as q benefit. The after.
noon was passed socially and Mrs.
Abbey served delicious ice cream, as
sorted cake and WATERS. The circle
will not hold another regular meet
ing until September, but If necessary
meetings will be called by the presi-
dent. In July the Circle will enjoy
a Field Day, guests Of the Misses
Amanda and Amelia Ames at their
home in Canaan and in August a
Field Day at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kaneen OF the Back
road.
Somerset Pomona Grange to Meet
Somerset Pomona Grange is to
meet on Tuesday, June %, with the
Starks grange for an all day meet
ing. The lecturer, Mrs. Kate B. Ellis
Of Fairfield has announced the fol-
lowing program: welcome, Mrs. Stel-
la Drawn, lecturer of Starks grange;
response. Kate B. Ellis: music,
grange chorus; paper, Fanny Clark;
chaplain Of Somerset Pomona; music,
state Health Department Of Water
Vile: music. The program will in.
clude q Memorial service conducted
in memory Of the members who have
passed away recently: besides the
above program Somerset Grange Of
Norridgewock will furnish two must
cal numbers and numbers on the
program are also to be given by the
Starks grange. At noon q delicious
dinner will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magoon of So
lon were in town Thursday shopping
and on business.
Herman Perkins Of Madison was
In town Wednesday evening, being
elected and installed Illustrious Mas
ter Of Mount Merriam Council, No. 10.
/. Royal and Select Masters.
Rev. George L. Thurlow. pastor of
the Federated church was in North
Fairfield Thursday morning ofiiciat-
ing at the funeral service Of Mrs.
Ellen wentworth.
Rev. Frank Lowe, who succeeded
d. D. b Holt az superintendent Of
the Augusta district will make his
first official visit at tho Centenary
Methodist church here Tuesday June
9th.
Thomas Wentworth Of milwaukee,,
Wis, 10 in town being called here by
the death Of his mother, Mrs. Ellen
Wentworth.
Undertaken Thomas q. Lord was
at North Fairfield Thursday morning
conducting the funeral service for
Mrs. Ellen Wentworth.
Mount Moriah Council No. 10 Royal
and Select Master on Wednesday
evening at the Masonic Hall held its
annual meeting and elected the fol-
lowing Officers: Illustrious Master,
Herman Perkins of Madison; Deputy
Matser, VILLAS c. Hobart: Principal
Conductor Of Work, g. Allen Went
worth; Treasurer. George A. Moore:
Recorder. Benjamin A. Sawyer. The
Master appointed one ofiicer that Of
Sentinel. E. e. Sturtevant. These Of
ficers were installed in splendid man.
ner by Past Grand Master Of the
Grand Council Of Maine Harry A.
Dinsmore Of Skowhegan. Mr.. Dins-
more presented the Past Masters
Jewel to Past Illustrious Master, re.
firing Frank r. Madden. This Coun-
Gil has at present membership Of
6S7 making 1t the fourth largest
council in the state and having the
largest membership of any masonic
organization in this section Of the
state.
Today II the weather II at all suit
able the Junior High school and fac.
ulty will spend the day at lakewood
enjoying out Of door sports and q
picnic dinner in celebration OF the
close of the 1924-25 school year.
The parochial school and town
schools close today for summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Marion A. Merriam, who was
graduated from Colby college this
week 10 q guest Of her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. George Merriam OF Madi-
son avenue.
DR.. ana Mrs. John Piper ana
children, Albert and Carolyn and the
doctor'ss mother, Mrs. Fanny Piper,
were in town shopping and on bust
ness Thursday. The Pipers have
passed the winter in Philadelphia,
Pa, where the doctor has been
studying. They will pass the sum-
mer in Scion where DR.. Piper prac-
tised for IA years. He sold his busi-
ness in Scion last year to DR.. Boyse,
Chester Clayton, who tonight will
be graduated from the Skowhegan
High school, will go to Portland
Monday where he will be employed
this summer and attend evening
school. In the fail he plans to take
q business course at one Of the Port.
land colleges for Business Admins.
tration.
Miss Leora F. withee, who has
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest L. Savage has gone to Bing-
ham to pass the summer.
Mrs. Emma Berwick Of Lawrence.
Mass, will come to Skowhegan about
the 24th of this month and will pass
the remainder of the summer with
her mother. Mrs. Mary Ann Savage,
at the home Of her son and wife, Mr.,
ana Mrs. Ernest L. Savage on Wa
ter street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Savage and
son, Linwood Savage, who will be
graduated this evening from Show
hegan Hirh. being n hirh hono,. st,,-