Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-18
succssssul CHURCH supper

The institute class Of the Old South
church Sunday school had charge of
largely attended supper and sociable
at the yestr yof the church Monday
night. The following committee of ar
rangements served: Mrs. CARL ~ Fen
derson Mrs. Maurice C. Dill Mrs. Ell
don Hall, Mrs. Roger Robinson ana
Mrs. True E. Makepeace. A fine supper
was served at 6.45 O'Clock. following
which there was delightful musicai
program and great variety Of games
was also enjoyed. There were nearly
100 young people in attendance
Leon Fellows, who has been In Flori-
da number of weeks, arrived home
yesterday.
superintendent of schools, w. F.
Miner started for Washington Thurs
day.
Mrs. Eta Grover, who has been WIS.,
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Alvarus Russell for
some time, has returned to her home
in winthrop.
Mrs. Howard N. Gould Is in Els
worth passing 10 days with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Stone, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. q. Hinkley and Mrs
John N. Pratt and daughter Barbara
will pass the remainder of the winter
on a farm.
Owing to many objections being filed
and because of a technicality regard
! ing the name of the pond or lake, the
ruling allowing fishing through the ice
for Chivins after February 26 has been
withdrawn
There will be a special meeting and
! rehearsal of the degree team OF
Alpha Temple. No. IS, Pythian Sisters,
Thursday evening.
A drive for clothing for the needy
is being made by the Associated Chart
ties. Contributions of clothing of all
| kinds are solicited, the gifts are left
with Mrs. Charles w. Steele, and the
household arts department of the
Pennington State Normal School fits
all garments for use, cleansing and
making over garments where the lat
ter Is necessary.
There was a good attendance Tues
day evening at the meeting of Alpha
Lodge, X. Of p, when there was work
in the rank Of Esquire. -
The Idlers will be entertained at
the Stoddard House Friday afternoon
by Mrs. Lillian NJ. Paine. beginning at
100 o'clock.
1.-THE Neighbors" will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
w. Steele, upper Main street.
The report of Miss /. c. Johansen.
Franklin county district nurse for
January, just made public. shows SO
visits made to II families, also that
10 infants were brought to the
monthly child welfare conference. Il
of whom had never before attended
such a conference. Three of these
children were accompanied by ply
sicianS. Arrangements were COM
pleted for one to enter at once the
Hebron Sanatorium, and another was
placed on the waiting list. During the
month four schools were visited, so
pupils being given class inspections
and 10 being given special individual
examinations. Miss Johnasen and
Miss Marion Purbrick. of the State
Public Health association, addressed
the Tlngtown Club, the leading wom-
ans organization of Wilton. and
there was a first aid demonstration
for the benefit of the Campfire Girls
of the Pennington State Normal
school. Miss Johnasen also had a
snort vacation in January. The sale
OF Christmas seals in Franklin
county amounted to .Os1 per CAPITA
a percentage exceeded or equalled by
but one other county, Penobscot
whose percentage was .092, establish
ing new record for the State.
The Cinnamon Club is arranging for
a gentlemen's night to take place
soon. date not announced. whe there
will be supper, followed by cards
and dancing.
The West Pennington Village Inn
proVement Society will meet Febru-
airy "a at the home of Mrs. Albert
). Lowell. who will be assisted in en-
PERTAINING byMrs. George S. Lowell
and Mrs. Ellery H. Farmer,
Inc West Pennington Helping
Hand Society met Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Harold r. Me-
card. there being a good attendance
all. Wy
There was another old fashioned
dance in Grand Army hall Wednes-
oay evening. at which there was q
good attendance. Old fashioned
dances with old fashioned music &c
very popular here this winter. There
VIII be one in Music hall the even
ing OF February % an done in Drum
rs. "a Heoruary
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Blanchard
nave moved from the King house in
West Pennington, to a rent in +ha
mouse OF Mr.. Blanchard's aunt. Miss
NIFTY Libby. on Winter street.