Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-22
FARMINCTON

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entertainment given in the Broadway
theatre Friday evening for the bene-
fit of Colonial Daughters Chapter.
D. A. r., was big success financially
and in every way. There was also
a good attendance at the matinee
showing of the picture for the bepe-
fit of the Daughters. In the evening
the Old South church male quartette
furnished the musical part of the
program. which was much enjoyed.
The picture shown was Cobra" the
star being Rudolph Valentino. The
proceeds will be devoted to the gen.
eral fund of the D. A. r.
Lester Shibles, a former principal
Of the Pennington High school, now
leader of the boys and girls clubs
of the state, has been in Franklin
county this week, speaking before the
the clubs in Pennington, Chester
Vile, and East Wilton, and at gen.
eral meeting at. the Farm Bureau
Office.
At the meeting of the West Farm
incton Literary club at the home OF
Mrs. f. W. Wood of this village, next
Tuesday afternoon, the roll-call sub
ject will be Washington, Father OF
Our Country, and the study period
will deal with four prominent Amerl-
can humorists.
Washington's Birthday. the West
Pennington Village Improvement
Society will entertain the members
of the Cinnamon club Of this village,
at supper at the club rooms, to be
followed by cards and a social even
ing.
Mrs. Lucy Prince Page and her sis
ter, Miss Ellen Prince, of Waterville,
formerly of Pennington, are visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Paine was the
hostess at a luncheon and bridge
party at the Stoddard House Friday
afternoon, the guests being the mem
bers of the club known as The 1dlers.
There was a large attendance and
very enjoyable afternoon was passed.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church had a very sue
cessful food sale at the Norton candy
store on Broadway Friday afternoon,
the ladies in charge being Mrs. VIII
bur Dodge, Mrs. f. G. Luce, Mrs.
Henry Oliver and Mr.. NJ. c. Souls.
George and Augustus Hodgkins OF
Pennington, brothers, have both been
awarded scholarships at Colby col
lege. George competed successfully
in the Arena Athletic meet in Boston,
ranking 5th among the go contestants
in the 100 yard dash. He also won
third place in the $50 yard dash at
the American Legion meet in Port
land few days ago.
The Masonic club will have sup
per and get-together at the club
rooms the evening Of March 4, the
supper to be followed by a social
evening, with cards and other in
teresting features.
The Women's Alliance of the First
Unitarian church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the home or
Mrs. Eugene E. Flood OF Middle
street.
The next meeting Of the Needle
craft club will take place at the
home of Mrs. Frederick p. Adams
on Court street, Tuesday afternoon.
March 2.
Franklin lodge. I. o. o. F., and
Maine lodge, F. and A. M. Will
meet in their respective halls next
Monday evening.
Tuesday will occur the monthly
civil session of the Pennington
municipal court, and there will be
meetings of the Perham Street Pris-
elias in the afternoon, and OF Col
onial Daughters chapter, d. A. r.,
and Alpha lodge, K. of z. in the
evening.
There will be a meeting OF Alpha
Temple, Pythian Sisters, Thursday
evening of next week.
Sandy River Encampment, l. o. ..
F., and the Ladies' Auxiliary to 5:
Clifford Belcher Camp, S. Of ", Will
meet next Friday evening, and Farm
ington Grange will meet Saturday
evening.
Miss Adelaide Gould, who has been
in Portland several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Misses Barbara Cannon, Leila and
Miriam Barker. are guests over the
weekend of Sigma M at the Fra
ternity House at the University OF
Maine at Orono, where they are TAX
ing in all the pleasures of the Win
ter Carnival and everything that
goes with it.
Mrs. Fred futile has bought the
Charles Thomas house on the Ches-
terville side of the river at Farming
ton Falls, and will take possession
at once
Mrs. Bertha Moore of Strong has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and