Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-05
FARMINCTON

The Opportunity Circle of the Old
South church will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Walter
P. Ennis, on Main street. The hos
tesses will be Mrs. Ennis, Mrs. Sarll
n. Henderson, Mrs. Percy w. Gould,
Mrs. John A. Sweet, Mrs. B. Carroll
Rounds, and Mrs. Dan T. Adams
There was a dance in Drummond
hall last evening with a good atten-
dance, music being furnished by an
orchestra from Portland.
Wheeler's Band has made an en-
gagement to give a concert at Lake
wood park, near Skowhegan, Sunday
afternoon, June Is, and afternoon and
evening concerts at the same place
Sunday, June IS. An invitation to
give two concerts there Sunday, July
4, is was found impossible to accept.
The band numbers 46 pieces and
about 40 members expect to be able
to go.
The meeting of Pennington Grange
Saturday evening will be memorial
meeting in charge of the chaplain
and lecturer. The program will in
clude a vocal solo, "In Heavenly Love
Abiding" by Miss Flora Tarr; read
lain; prayer by the chaplain, follow
ed by The Lords Prayer by all: mu-
steal response; memorial poem, by
Mrs. Persis Luce; selection, abide
With Me-" memorial address; nee
rology; placing flowers on the altar
in memory of departed members;
vocal solo, "One Sweetly Solemn
Thought" Mrs. Esther Titcomb;
reading, Love Triumphant" Miss
Opal Cunningham; selection, II Need
Thee Every Hour" by all; benedic-
ton.
Nellie Durham, his wife and his
orchestra were the attraction at the
Jack O. Lantern ballroom last night,
and they drew big crowd, and gave
very enjoyable evening.
The Pennington Chamber Of Com
merce has accepted an invitation to
be the guest of the Kingfield Board
of Trade at Kingield, Monday, June
IA.
Canton Mt. Blue, Patriarch Mill
tant, was represented at the district
convention at Dexter this week by
Charles H. Pierce. Arbo C. Norton,
Claude A. Jordan and Carroll C..
Whitney.
The Lend-A- Hand club had a very
pleasant and enjoyable meeting this
week with Mrs. Ruth Jordan Closson
as hostess. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. John E. Fellows,
June 16.
There was a delightful supper and
whist party at the Exchange hotel
last evening, with a large attendance,
fine time being enjoyed.
The Evergreen club met this week
with Mrs. Carrie Thomas, Of Lake
avenue, and instead of the usual
study period and literary program,
an afternoon of sociabilty, with dain-
ty refreshments, were enjoyed.
Because of the danger involved in
obstructing the streets, permission to
erect a stand for the Merchants
Week exercises, in the center Of the
principal square in the business Sec
ton, has been withdrawn, and the
stand will be erected instead, on
Broadway justN.west of the square,
just as good a location in every way
and without the danger feature. From
this stand will be given the band
concerts and other features Of the
week, which will open next Monday,
under the direction of the Farming
ton Chamber of Commerce.
Franklin Lodge. 1. o. o. F., will meet
Monday evening.
Alpha Lodge, K. Of p. will meet
Tuesday evening.
There will be work in the Mark Mas
ter degree at the meeting of Franklin
Chapter, R. A. NJ, Tuesday evening.
Alpha Temple, Pythian Sisters, will
meet Thursday evening.
There will be a meeting of Sandy
River Encampment T. O. q r Friday
evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to s. Clifford
Belcher Camp. S. of u. ", will meet
in G. A. r. hall Friday evening.
There wiz b . rehearsal Of the