Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-27
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Tuesday evening. The Needlecraft
Club will meet with Mrs. 0. p. Stew
art, Tuesday afternoon, and tne
Woman's Alliance of the First Uni
tartan church will meet the same
afternoon.
The American Legion Auxiliary
| will meet in G.. A. r. hall Thursday
evening.
There was a good attendance to-
night at a special communication OF
Maine lodge, F. and A. NJ, for WORK
In the Entered Apprentice degree:
Harry A. Look and son, Harold
have BEEN passing the week Win
friends In Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. L. Estelle Allen is passing
week with her daughter, Miss Ma
rion Allen, in New Haven, Conn.
Earle w. Milliken. former pro-
prietor of the Stoddard house Tor IL
wears, has been engaged as man
ager of the Exchange Hotel at Dex-
ter, and will move his family there
shortly.
clerk of courts for FranAsaln county
more than 81 years, is again re
publican candidate foNthis once anu
his nomination papers are now pc
ing circulated. AS far as known
there will be no opposition.
Mrs. w. H. Creator is IN bostoI'
the guest of her daughter, MIS-. E1en-
nv Grebenstein, and family.
The Chesterville Farm Bureau will
present a drama in three acts, after
which there will be a dance, In
Hiawatha Grange hall at Farmington
Falls. the night of "Wednesday,
March 81. Varnum's orchestra VIII
NAV for dances, old and new, ana
refreshments will be served.
DR.. Cora Barden of Boston has re-
opened d. Mary Croswelfs Office IN
the Dolbier and Pillsbury block on
Main street.
Mrs. L. W. Ripley is passing a
week or more with her daughter,
Miss Priscilla, settlement worker
in South Boston.
The Monday club will be enter
tanned at it's meeting next week py
Mrs. Henry p. White OF Arson
street. The roll call will be answered
with current events, and this pelnS
the last meeting of the season, the
program committee will report ana
officers for next year will be elected
Mrs. F. C. Jordan will discuss maya
zine articles. -,
The Falls Road Social club VIII
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. G. H Libby.
The Pennington delegates to the
Democratic State Convention were
chosen as follows: George Mel.
Presson, Charles A. Gould, Charles
H. Pierce, Edwin H. Whitcomb.
Ephraim l.. johnson and Jarvis L.
Taylor, but of these only Mr.. Gould
and Mr.. Pierce were the only ones
to attend.
At the meeting of Hhe Neighbors
this week at the home of Mrs. Rose
V. Richards, who was assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. Harriet n. Whit
ten, there was a very interesting pro-
gram, including vocal trio by Mrs. II.
c. Russell, Mrs. NJ. A. Will and Mrs.
Nina D. Palmer. accompanied on the
piano by Mrs. c. S. Preble; piano
solos by James Written, humorous
readings by Mrs. Blanch Harrington
Sampson, and a paper on the Life
and Labors of Mrs. Susan B. An
thony by Mrs. Henderson. Mrs.
Florence Norton King served the re-
freshmentS.
Miss Elizabeth Burton of King
field, a student in the Pennington
State Normal school, is at the Phil
lips hospital at West Pennington,
recovering we'll from the effects OF
an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Z. II. Lowell and Mrs. A. G.
Judkins of West Pennington have
been in Portland and Lewiston this
week. 4.t
Otis Banks and Howard Thurston.
who have been employed in DiXfield
this winter, have returned to their
homes at Pennington Falls.