Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-19
FARM|NCTON

Leon Fellows, Walter Barker and
! Clarence Going. got the largest and
| handsomest doe deer yet seen here
this season, Wednesday, on the road
from Rangeley to Stratton. Only a
| short distance from Rangeley village
and brought it home without being
gone much longer than it takes to
make the trip by automobile. Walter
F'oss of Portland and three Massa-
| chusetts sportsmen passed through
! here Wednesday with three as hand
| some deer as have been seen this
| season, shot in the Moosehead reg
| ion.
| The Wilton Boosters, an organiza-
! ton whose objects are the same as
those of a Board of Trade, have ac-
copied the invitation of the Farming
ton Chamber of Commerce to he its
| guests at an early date. for which
/ event an interesting. and it is be-
| lieved profitable, programme will be
arranged. A banquet will be includ-
| ed, and the date will be announced a
! little later
The following meetings have been
arranged by the Home Demonstra-
ton Agent of the Franklin County
Farm Bureau: November 23, East
Dixfield, l. B., subject, Embroidery;
November %, North Wilton, subject.
Sewing Machine Attachments; No
vember "a, Temple, subject, tSencil-
ing; December 2, Phillips, subject,
Christmas Suggestions. Meetings
have been held this week at New
Sharon, subject, Community Meals:
Industry. subject, Christmas Sug-
gestions; Jay, subject, Sealing Wax:
Oquossoc, subject, Stenciling; Range
ley. subject, Entertainment; Weld,
subject, Christmas Suggestions.
Inc various local bodies of the Odd
Fellows and Knights Of Pythias. the
Reoekahs, Pythian Sisters, Sons of
Union Veterans and the Ladies' Aux
lllary to the Sons Of Union Veterans
gave very largely attended recep-
ton in Odd Fellows hall this Thurs
day evening, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Thomas Stinchfield. (the latter for
merry Minnie May Dinsmoor,) which
was one of the most pleasing social
events or the season, and a complete
surprise to Mrs. Stinchfield, although
her husband had been taken into the
confidence of the conspirators. The
couple were married November 1. and
the conspiracy had been developing
ever since. Mrs. Stinchfield is a
member of the Pennington Baptist
church and members of that society
also had a hand in this very pleasing
AFFAIR. There were many gifts. in
ciudlng fine case of silverware from
the Odd Fellows and Knights of
Pythias, meat fork from Canton MI .
Blue. casserole from the Ladies
AUXILIARY to S. Clifford Belcher camp.
5 OF U. ". numerous gifts from the
Sons of Veterans and individuals
from the other organizations. mostly
OF silver. Following the reception
there was a fine entertainment pro-
cram consisting of music by an or
chestra, readings, vocal selections.
etc, and a fine lunch was served
prepared by the ladies and served nv
some OF the younger ones.
The annual fair of the ladies' Of
the Baptist society took place at the
church this afternoon, and was we'll
attended and literally patronized
victor Gould of Auburn, a graduate
OF Edward Little High school who
there won his letter in baseball. and
was also a member Of the football
squad, has been elected captain Of
the 1927 football team of the Farm
ington State Normal school. Previous
TO going to Auburn Gould was =
member of the Pennington High
schooH and here starred both in base
oan a football. Sunny" Clifford of