Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-15
EARMINCToN

There will be a business meeting
Wednesday evening at O'CLOCK ~
the Old South Congregational chufcli
to consider a proposition to put low
ceiling In the vestry and tinish OH
four rooms in the space above, 1or
use of the church Sunday scnooi'
which has greatly outgrown lts az
commodations in the past Few years
and must now have more room; Inc
ladies of the Opportunity Circle are
ready to assist on the financial emu
provided 1t is voted TO do this. -,
There was good attendance FIJI
day evening at a box social in the
vestfy of the Methodist church, con
Quoted by the young people OF tne
Epworth League. Most of the girls
took along with them boxes oI
lunch, which they shared with the
boys, but provision for those VINO
We're unable to carry boxes, as stu
dents from other towns, and all were
well taken care of. The church Or
chestra furnished music, and a de-
lightful social evening was passed.
The Opportunity Circle of the Old
South church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Wilma c. Dolbier next
Thursday afternoon, the other nos
tesses being Mrs. Il. NJ. Small, Mrs.
| George A. Thomas, Mrs. Robert b.
McLeary, Mrs. Currier c. Holman.
| and Mrs. f. H. Whitcomb.
The Old South male quartette Will
sing at an entertainment next Friday
| evening for the benefit of Colonial
| Daughters chapter, d. A. RY nex'
| Friday evening.
Mrs. George Luce, Mrs. Winslow
| Wood, and Mrs. w. S. Boardman Will
/ 70 ~, 10 NJ a nafptof.ia sumner Al
the Baptist church next Tuesday eve
| ming from $50 to o'clock. There
| will be Washington's Birthday dec
| orations, special tables for parties
| that desire seclution. and a musical
program will be given by the Baptist
| orchestra. There will be other at
| tractive features and very unusual
affair is promised.
| Following is the program Of the
| concert to be given in Music hall on
| Monday, evening at the first appear
ance of the recently reorganized
| Wheeler's Band: March, New Col
onia," band; overture. "Lustspiel.
band; trombone solo, Let All Obey.
Lester Starbird; Concert waltzes
"L'Estudiantia," band; selection
"Sweet Old Songs" band; violin solo
selected, Mrs. Bertha Ham, with
piano accompaniment by Miss Zilda
j. Brown: reading, selected, Mrs
Blanche Harrington Sampson; bass
1 solo, Wilfred Chapman, with violin
obligato by Mrs. Bertha Ham;
march, Bethany Commandery.'
band; selection, 1.-THE Sunny South,
band; duet for trombone and cornet
1.-TWO Sweethearts," Lester Starbird
and Dana G. ROBINSON; concer'
waltzes, from 1.-THE Serenade," band
| march. "Nahant," band; The Star
Spangled Banner, Band.
Henry Metcalf has moved from
! Pennington to the Linscott place il
Temple.
| Word has been received from Or.
lando, Fla, that Del Williams o.
Pennington Falls, who has been very
i'll with pneumonia in hospita
there, is now recovering well, thougi
his condition was critical for some
| time.
Miss Christine Durham has been il
New Sharon the past week, the
guest OF Rev. and Mrs. James B
Ross.
Wallace o. Moody. who has beer
visiting his relatives in town fol-
some time, has returned to his work
in Providence, r. l.
The automobile mail stage between
harrington and Augusta made the
first round trip for a number of days
last night and this morning, Clyde
Brackley taking Grant, the contract
or, down in his snowmobile. l. o
Ryan, driver for the contractor, who
has been stalled at Augusta, followed
Brackley in with his car, and regu-
lar trips seem to be in prospect al
least until there is another snow
storm. The Lewiston car also got in
this morning, the first time for a
number of days.