Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-24
MONMOUTH
Gov. Brewster Is
Guest of Honor at
Monmouth Meeting

Governor Brewster was the guest
of honor at an open meeting of the
Mems club. held at the Methodist
chapel Friday night. A banquet was
held and this was followed with an
address by the governor. who took
for the subject of his speech,
Maine" holding the closest atten-
tin Of his audience for an hour and
winning sincere applause ~for his
very fine presentation of his subject
At the close, rising vote of thanks
was given to him, also to the supper
committee. Rev. c. j. Brown, presi-
dent of the club, made brief speech
and introduced the governor. The
committee In charge of the supper
was composed of Carroll T. Bragdon
Elmer S. Hascall. and Harold p.
Smith. Mr.. Smiths class Of young
men acted as walters. The tables
were appropriately decorated with
pine sprays. Another meeting Of the
club will be held In four weeks, the
following committee being appoint
ed: Charles Berry. Frank L. Wheeler,
Ralph L. Moody.
Monmouth academy opened Tues
day f.r the spring term.
A food sale will be held by the
LADIES' Circle of the Congregational
church Thursda~ afternoon, at De-
Fratus' drug store.
James Lunn and Kenneth Sanborn,
who are attending school at Kents
Hill are at their homes for the Eas-
ter vacation.
Miss Marion Chick, an assistant in
Sangerviile high school, is passing
her vacation with her parents, Hon.
and Mrs Arthur Chick.
Miss Doris Chick. George Chick
and Herbert Hathaway students at
Bates, are at home for the -oring
recess.
Miss Martha Blake has been the
guest of Miss Doris Andrews in Au-
burn for a few days.
A day meeting Of Monmouth
grange was held, March II. with
program prepared by Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Howard Deane, as follows: Piano
solos, Mrs. Leila Chenery. Miss Mr.
joriee Richardson; reading, with en-
core, Alden Hutchinson: address on
the transmission Of hvdro-electric
power outside the state by DR.. G.
NJ. Twitchell. who came from his
home In Auburn to attend the meet
ing; paper on Music in the Public
Schools" by Mrs. Mary Worden
followed by a general discussion. At
the next meeting, the program will
be in charge of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tunneey. e-
Several; big teams conveyed parties
of young people from East Monmouth
and Monmouth Center to the dance
at North Monmouth. Saturday night.
Miss Pauline Pettingill, a student
at Pennington normal school, Is at
homGepr ten days vacation.
Mint Annie Bates entertained the
Ladird. Aid Of the Methodist church
at hck ome Thursday at an all day
me- The with buffet lunch at noon.
"A day in amount Of sewing was ac-
coElsewed.
fair Thlsie Bragdon was hostess of
I states esregational Circle at her
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