Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-30
Wesserunsettt GRANGE

Wcsserunsett grange held its reg
grange grange hall, Saturday even
ing, March 81. The work of the first
and second degrees was conferred
upon class Of three candidates.
Because of the poor travelling con-
ditions the program prepared was
not carried out, but was supple
mented by the following numbers:
Song by the choir; monologue, Car
RE French: stories, George Flewel-
lyn and George Kicker; quotations
b the members: recitation, Edith
Kelley. After the program a social
hour was enjoyed. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks.
Col. Sherman Shumway was in Au-
gusta over the first of the week.
Gerald Dunn left town Sunday for
Gardiner for few days.
Mrs. George Mitchell and son Carl
ton left Sunday noon en- route for
Augusta, where they will be guests
of Mrs. MitchelPs sister, Mrs. Fred
Harmon.
H. l. Pitcher of Madison was in
town Sunday on his way to Water
Vile.
There will be special service on
Wednesday evening at the Bethany
BAPTIST church to which the church
officers and the officers of all organ
izations connected with the church
are especially invited. On Good Fri
day evening there will be a general
service which all are most cordially
invited to attend.
Among the Pennington State Nor
NAL students who have been passing
their vacation at their homes and
who returned to their studies Mon
day morning are Margaret Conant,
Helen Hafey, Dorothy Hobart Flor
ence Stinchfield, Margaret Vail. Her
maline Boyd, Dorothy Dane, Ethelyn
Mills. Bessie Webster, Ethel Madden
of SkoWhegan, Eleanor Tufts, Mil
dred Dennis of Cornville and Ernest
Poland of Athens.
This Tuesday afternoon at $50
there will be party for tae parents
of the cradle roll and Kindergarten
children, in the Federated church
parlors. The party will be under the
auspices of the Working League and
will be directed by Mrs. Merrill. Par
ents of all the children Of the parish
up to six yeas of age are urged to
come.
Tuesday ever ing at o'clock the
deacon and deaconesses will meet
church on Good Friday evening. All
are requested to be on time as there
is a choir rehearsal of Easter music
at 100.
Friday afternoon at three o'clock
the monthly meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Federated
church will be held at the home of
Mrs. Eben Chase on Madison avenue
with Mrs. E. E. Greenwood as lead
er. The subject Of the meeting will
be, Peoples of South America" All
the women of the parish are invited.
Friday evening at 7.30 the annual
Good Friday service will be held in
the auditorium of the Federated
church. There will be special music
with Mrs. Mildred Weston at the or
gan and a brief talk by the pastor.
There will also be communion SER
vice and reception of new members.
Wednesday evening at 7.S0, the
irst Philathea Class will give, IAN
Evening in India, directed by Mrs.
Dorothy B. Thurlow. Indian cos
tunes will be worn, Indian songs
sung, Indian costumes exemplified
and Indian refreshments served.
The First Philathea Glass will meet
Wednesday afternoon to sew for the
Easter pageant. There will be pic
mic supper for those who wish to
remain.
Miss Rachel Ripley, a teacher in
the Gardiner schools, who has been