Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-19
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Wet Tbomaston and were explained by
u w. e S. Porter of Old Town. chair
Nc of the committee on bylaws.
n nnn;es of the proposed changes will
- submitted to each chapter and
W i'm will be taken at the next State
,aSerence. The Society passed a
c ..ota ratifying the action of the State
sent Mrs. Blaine S. Viles, in ap-
Irenting the committee on by laws.
pO'A Memorial Service
1,,nressive memorial services for
..irtv. nine members of the society
nbo have passed away during the
nast wear. were conducted yesterday
ppaorning by Mrs. C. w. Steele of
Tarmington. State chaplain. Mrs.
c,sele read passages from the Scrip
t,res and the names of the deceased
n,embers AS a name was read, the
rerent or some member of the chap
.sr TO which the deceased member
belonged came forward aud placed
a mink wreath at the front of the
hail.
MAYED Largo from the New World
xmphony,' Dvorak) and Mrs.
THOMAS O. Cony of Augusta gave the
violin solo. "Serenade" (TosellD, both
selections being beautifully rendered.
Deaths Occurring in Maine Chapters
During the Past Year
Augusta, koussinoc Chapter-Miss
Helen Williams Fuller, June 8, 1925;
Mrs. Adelaide Williams Cay, Jan. 4,
1875.
Bangor. Frances D'ghton Williams
chapter-Mrs. Hattie l.. Hamilton,
April Il. 1925: Mrs. Inez NJ. Talbot,
ny 10, 1925; Mrs. Alice b. Vail, Feb.
3. 1926.
Bath-Martha p Brockway. June 81,
1926: Ella Lemont Staples, Aug, 1925.
Belfast, John Cochrane Chapter
Mrs. Eleanor J. Woodcock, Feb. II,
1926.
clinton, Eleazer Parker Chapter
Mrs. Ophelia p. Reed, Nov. IS, 1925.
Dexter. Rebecca Weston Chapter
MES. Grace G. Brewster, May %, 1925:
Mrs, Mary B. Dearth, June 10, 1925;
Miss Edith NJ. Olds, Feb. 6, 1926.
Pennington. Colonial Daughters
Chapter-Mrs. Harriet p. Reyes
Nov. "a, 1925; Mrs. lola l.. Emery,
Sept. %. 1925.
Houlton, Lydia Putnam Chapter
Mrs. Plooma Putnam Ingersoll, Dec.
20, 1925.
Lewiston and Auburn, Mary Dill
Ingham Chapter-Mrs. Cora NJ.
Towle. Feb. 20, 1926; Mrs. Rose E.
Haskell, March IS. 1925; Mrs. Cor
pelius Fessenden, March IS, 1926.
Madison. Margaret Golf Moore
Chapter-Mrs. Lillian Dow Harding.
Dec. so. 1925; Mrs. Mae Hammons
Greenleaf, Sept. %. 1925.
Mnoea PiypJ Rachel Ia rN cyUnrfh
Chapter-Mrs. Carrie D. Moore, Apr.
4. 1926; Mrs. Lois Powers, May 10,
1926: Mrs. Lucinda II. Campbell,
July 25, 1925; Mrs. Rose Kimban.
North Arson, Ruth Head Cragin
Chapter-Miss Laura Thompson,
June 6, 1925; Mrs. Lena Norton
Witham, Dec 10, 1926.
Orono, Esther Eayres Chapter
Mrs. Harriet H. Lyman. Jan. "a. 1926.
Portland, Elizabeth Wadsworth
Chapter-Miss Fannie r. Waterman,
March s, 1925; Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Nountfort, Dec. /. 1925; Miss Min
erva A. Mitchell Lowell, Dec. 8, 1925:
1926
Chapter-Mrs. Gertrude w. Buck
HILL, hdICl ., lj-J, WI fodi an Ii
Eaton, Dec. ., 1925; Mrs. Elizabeth
D. Watson, Oct. II, 1925.
ThomaBton, General Knox Chapter
Mrs Amelia Waldo Robinson, Aug.
10 1925.
TOpsllam- Brunswick-Mrs. Clara
0sgood Lovejoy Meserve, Dec. IS,
1926
Waterville, Silence Howard Hay
den Chapter-Mrs. Theresa w. Stew
ems, Nov. IL, 1925: Mrs. Abbie =.
Reynolds. Nov. %. 1925.
Winthrop, Patience Stanley Chap
ter-Mrs Susie NJ. Packard, April 16,
1925
BUSINESS SESSION
The Society passed a vote provid-
Ing for the purchase of stationary in
quantity by the State regent, this
stationary with committee insignia
printed thereon to be sent to the
chairmen of the various.
Purchases Chair in Continental Hall
announcement was made that
Miss Elizabeth Russell of Koussinoc
Chapter of Augusta had contributed
funds for the purchase of one chair
IN Continental hall at Washington,
y. Co in memory of her sister, Miss
inez Russell, late of Augusta.
Instructions were received from
me national secretary general, Mrs.
frank Fl. Briggs of Lewiston, for
me delegates from the Maine chap
sfs who will attend the d. A. r.
Nohtlnental Congress next month at
Washington. d. C.
Appropriations Committee
o,,.t
I'd presented the following report
from the committee on appropria-
uohs: Typewriting records on gene
aoglcal research, SIS; binding %
vIumes Smithsonian reports, 500;
ssApehses of State regent to WASH
%uslon, 300; flowers for officers at
Washington, $40; badges for Con-
mental Congress, $3.50; printing
ss iar books, $500: printing, 500: a
~" pond for Continental hall, in
s s,ssst OF said bond to apply to schol-
w. Ssap fund as long as hall is held
Sso name IAN d. A. r., 500: total,
~ Genealogical Research
ane report of the committee on
.neaiogical research was given by
i'm ehalrman. Miss Mary Pelham
A.. Oh Topsham, who pointed out
ch IN circular letter sent to
aplers on September % she had
thepeated her request of last year and
bau asked that three things be done
~ each chapter: 1, to make a copy
al Bible records that may be
Tuno' giving name of person In
muse name the Bible is at the pres
~ tlme; ,, to make a copy of all