Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-24
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The Opportunity Circle of the Old
South Congregational church will
have an all day meeting at the vestry
Thursday of next week. There will
be a picnic dinner and the ladies
will sew for worthy cause. The
committee in charge consists of Mrs
HarEiet n. Henderson, Mrs. Harriet
w. Written. Mrs. j. Willis Jordan,
Mrs. Lindsay Trask and Mrs. Frank
Horeyseck.
The next meeting of the West
Pennington Literary Club will take
place May 4, and Mrs. Flora Jud-
kins, who has been very i'll but is
now Smuch improved. is scheduled
to entertain, although she may not
be able to serve as hostess until lat
er. in which case a substitution will
be made. The programme includes
Musical Ditties, a roll-call, and an
musical programme to be furnished
by Mrs. Judkins, Mrs. Laura Wood,
Mrs. Leila Whittemore and Mrs.
Ethel Davis, closing with u song by
the entire company.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Methodist Church
will take place the afternoon of May
4. with a committee consisting of
Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Fellows and Mrs
Soule in charge.
Colonial Daughters Chapter, D. A.
r., will meet next Tuesday evening
the hostesses being Mrs. Robert B.
McLeary. Mrs. Erland Z. Hardy
Mrs. Colby L. Merrill, Mrs. Florence
Norton King, Miss Doris Clark and
Miss Isabelle Jack. The programme
includes a report of the National
Congress. messages, and a paper, "a
shopping tour with the first lady OF
| the land" by Mrs. Marion McLeary
There will be other interesting fea.
: lures.
! There will be meeting of Maine
, lodge, No. 30, F.. & A. NJ, next Mon.
/ day evening.
The programme at the meeting Of
Pennington Grange Saturday even.
Ing will be in charge of the lady
officers, Opal Cunningham, ceres
| Grace Nutting. pomona; and Berths
| kershner, Flora, by whom an elabo
rate and interesting programme has
! been arranged.
On account of the change In time
to Daylight Saving in Massachusett:
and elsewhere, the early train from
Pennington to Portland and Bos.
ton, beginning next Monday, will
leave at 6.55 A. N. instead of 40
and the first train will arrive a
11.2o instead of 1905.
| Mrs. Charles F. Davis has gone t,
Princeton, called there by the sever
illness of her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Billings.
At the meeting of the Perhan
! Street Priscillas this week, Mrs. ]
! A. Blake described the trip to Cali.
! fornia from which she recently re
| turned, Mrs. Frederick c. Lovejo.
| read an interesting paper on Que
| bee, and Mrs. II. l.. Goodwin had {
very interesting and instructive pa
per on radio. Mrs. Charles Walker
| will entertain at the next meeting
| May 4.
The monthly civil session of the
Pennington municipal court. and the
monthly session of the County Com
missioners will take place next Tues
Unitarian church i wiA meet Tuesday
afternoon, and Tuesday evening
there will be meeting of Alpha
lodge, K. of P.
Franklin lodge, !. o. O. F.. will
meet Monday evening.
There will be meeting of the
Willing Workers of the Baptist
church at the vestry next Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. c. D. Pioneer of Wilto ncalled
on friends in town today.
The Falls Road Social Club will
be entertained next Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Gage.
Mrs. d. II. Bailey who has been
visiting friends in Ellsworth. Water
vile and Oakland for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Farm
ington.
There was good attendance Sat
urday night at the presentation in
Music hall by the Dramatic Club of
the Pennington Normal school, of
1T Happened in June" The 400 stu
dents In the school were nearly all
there and there was liberal patron
age by the general public. The
drama was well presented and was
full of interest.
The Bailey Hill Sweet Corn Club
has been organized as a branch of
the Franklin County Farm Bureau,
with Holmes H. Bailey as leader,
and the following officers: President,
Donald Ames; vice president, Rich
ard Taylor; secretary and treasurer,
Maxine Cook.
Leon A. Luce will go to Rangeley
Monday and photograph the mem
bers. of the graduating class of the
Rangeley High school, and take a
number of group pictures of the var
ious classes and activities of the
school for use in the school year
book. The Tattler, which win soon
be printed in Pennington.
Numerous large fiocks Of wild
geese have been in the past few days
been observed flying north, which
is taken by some as an indication
that spring may be near at hand af-