Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-04

her work In Boothbay Harbor. Her
sister, Miss Margaret, q student at
Harrington State Normal school.
goes today to take up her work.
Among the other Normal school stud
ents are, Hermaline Boyd, Mona Nell
son, Dorothy Dane, Bessie webster,
Ethelyn Mills, Florence Stinchfield.
Ruth Atkinson, Edna Madden, and
Margaret Conant.
The officers and executive board Of
the Ella F. Mitchell Society met yes
terday afternoon at the church to
complete plans for the calendars and
also for the next meeting. This meet
ing will occur January II, and will
be at the church parlors.
Miss Edrie Bradbury. commercial
teacher of Skowhegan High school,
has returned to begin her work af-
ter a recess spent with her parents
in Newport, Maine.
The Woman's Association will hold
Its regular meeting at the Rest
Rooms this evening at 7.30. It Is hop
ed that all interested will be pres
emit.
Carrabassett lodge, F. and A. M.
of Canaan will observe Ladies' Night
Tuesday evening, January 5. There
will be a short musical and literary
program, after which there will be
an address by Rev. r. J. Mooney OF
Fairfield.
Miss Mary Merrill, student at
Wheaton College. will return to her
studies tomorrow.
Walter Wilson, Linwood Savage
and Orman Richardson will return to
Hanover today, to resume their work
at Dartmouth College.
r. Mrs. Bert Hopkins was In town
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins
have changed their residence to Wa
terville, a change made necessary by
the alteration in the Maine CentraFs
schedule. At present their home here
Is closed.
Miss Ruby Lathe. a teacher OF
Ieavitt street school, returned yes
terday from a visit spent in Sidney
with her parents. re-
The Missionary Society of the Fed
Z Grated church met Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Nahum
steward on Main street. The pro-
: gram was arranged by Mrs. Addte
Kicker and was on South America.
Mrs. Kicker gave little history OF
the religious development in Mexico,
with especial attention to the history
Of religion in Mexico City, There
were refreshments served by the
hostess. The next meeting will be
in February, at the, homo OF Miss
Gertrude Weston. and Mrs. Minnie
Murray will provide the program,
Miss Edith Simpson returned to
her school in Rocky Hill. Conn. She
was accompanied by Miss Eleanor
Fei of Philadelphia who has been
her guest during the holidays; also
Miss Evelyn Bragg, who. has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Murray, went to her
home in Portland with Miss Stimp-
son.
Miss Helen Day. who has been
passing her vacation in town with her
parents, leaves today to take up her
Kindergarten work in Bangor. Mr.
Edwin r. Guise, who has also been
a guest in the Day home, left for
Brookline Sunday night.
MFR. and Mrs. Romeo Halle are
passing a few days with relatives
and friends in town. -.
Gordon Briggs Of Elm street en-
tertained at dinner, Friday, several
of his friends who have been his
guests at Lost Pond Camps during
the past summer. The table decora-
lions, designed by Miss Marjorie
Tozier, were a miniature reproduc-
ton Of Lost Pond and the camps
On each place card was painted
small picture of the camps and sur
rounding scenery and beneath
verse suitable to each individual
Following the dinner, amusements
and games were enjoyed.
Joint Installation
The Joint installation Of Russell
Post, G. A. r. and Russell Relief
Corps was held Saturday afternoon
= in G. A. r. Hall. Preceding the work
of the afternoon, bountiful dinner
OF cold meats. escalloped potatoes
hot rolls, ice cream, cake. doughnuts
and coffee was served the above bod
les and their guests. After the din.
ner one candidate was admitted tt
membership in the Corps, then fol-
lowed the installation of officers fol
the year 1926. with Alice F. Baker as
Installing officer. President, Mary S
T. Burns; senior vice president, Irene
Currier: junior vice president, Mar
tina Swain; secretary, Mertie M
Lamb: treasurer. Elva G. Greene;
conductress, Sarah Fortier: guard
Jennie Ford; chaplain. Augusta Cur.
rie; assistant conductress, Alice F
Baker; assistant guard, Jessie
Bearce; patriotic instructor, Ellen M
Smith; musician. Emma II. Dunton;
press correspondent, Louise M. Fur
bush; color bearer. Anna B. Stew
ard, Alice B. Cleveland, Georgia
Goodwin, and Agnes Dunbar. Siz
members of Russell Post were pres
ent and were obligated instead Of
installed because of the absence Of
Commander John w. Fogler. Those
who received the obligation were
Comrades S. F. Emerson. A. Frank
Bickford, Mark Harvell Llewellyr
Goodwin, Simeon Sawyer and Solder
Davis.