Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-08-14
FARM|NCTON
Normal Reunion

Normal Reunion
The class of 1921 Of Pennington
State Normal school held its first
reunion at South hall beginning last
Saturday and closing Monday, with
IS members and four husbands in
attendance.
Those present were: Misses Eliza
beth Leigh. AZalia Osgood, Jessie
Weber, Madeline Edwards, Martha
Paul, Mary Paul, Queenie Hall, Ber-
nice Whitten, Ruth Sands. Alta
Whorff, Marjorie Forbes, Mrs Effie
Davis Bolton, Mrs. Lula Gordon
Ridlon, Mrs. Esther Savage Metcalf.
Edna Merrill Rowland and husband.
Georgia Creation Grebenstein and
husband, Celia Jones Oliver and
husband, Helen Piper Bird and hus-
band.
The program included looking
over the school buildings and
dormitories and meeting teachers,
displaying the class conors on the
class trees at South hall and the
Normal, an intimate talk with Prof
w. G.. Mallett, attending the movies.
going to church in body. dinner on
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mallett
and Miss Stone as guests of the class
when Mr.. Malllett was presented
gift from the class by Elizabeth
Leigh, etc.
A class meeting was held when 1t
was voted to elect officers to look
after the next reunion, the following
being chosen: President. Agnes Jor-
dan Witham; vice president, Edna
Merrill Rowland: secretary, Mar
jorie Forbes; treasurer, Georgia
Creation Grebenstein. A rising vote
of thanks was given Georgia Greb-
enstein and Marjorie Forbes for
making this reunion possible.
Gentlemen's Night will be OBJ
served by Pennington Grange on
Saturday evening with the following
committee of arrangements: Ernest
Eaton, William Gould, Arthur Cor
bett, Ralph Stinchfield, Simon j.
Luce. Ed, B. Tibbetts.
The Evergreen club was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Roger Farmer. The roll call subject
was Current Events, and an inter-
esting paper on Home Decorating
was read by Mrs. Carrie Thomas.
Miss Lizzie Greenwood is visiting
her brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Greenwood, at Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Goodwin and
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Stewart motored
to Old Orchard Friday and will 20
on to Mansfield. Mass. Saturday
where they will pass several days
with relatives.
A big boiler for the F. o. Smith
Manufacturing Co. at New Vine
yard arrived at this station this
week and was conveyed by six
horses on Friday TO New Vineyard
w. NJ. Pratt passed the week with
friends in Portland.
Mrs. Sidney Mckay and daughter.
Miss Bernice, of Dover. n. H. are
the guests of Mrs. Mile NJ. Horne
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Greenwood
and son Robert of Detroit. Mich. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randall of
FoXboro, Mass, are passing two
weeks at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Greenwood
A conference of the Republican can
didates and committees was held
Wednesday evening at Drummond hall
with a supper served at Jims Kitchen.
Gov. Ralph o. Brewster, Representa-
tive Wallace II. White. Daniel F.
Field of the State committee and Mrs.
Mason of Dover We're present and ad-
dressed the meeting. All parts of the
county were well represented.
Mrs. Gertrude .Deane of California
IS the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur D. Ingalls,.
Mdms. George Mckay. Carroll,
Rounds. Russell Collins, Edward Be-
saw and Rosa Besaw attended the
convention of the American Legion
Auxiliary at Brunswick this week.
William II. Kennedy of Hancock.
Mass, has been passing two weeks in
town.
The subject of the SERMON at the
Unitarian church Sunday by Rev. Ar
thur Buckner will be The Moving
Church and the Changing Order"
Mrs. r. A. Morrow has retrned from
a weeks visit in Portland accompanied
by her grandson, Clinton Fremont,
Jr. who will remain here for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Voter have
moved from the Jennings house to the
rent over John Z. Moore's store at
West Pennington.
Mrs. Edmund Smith has returned to
her home at West Pennington after
passing three weeks at Lewiston with
her-friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Simms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Robinson and
daughter Jeannice have been passing
the week in Portland
Edward r. Wright of Greenwich.
Conn. is In town this week with his
father. Clinton s. Wright. and family.
The union service will be held in
the Methodist church Sunday as the
Baptist church is being repaired. The
service will be conducted by Rev. w.
S. Boardman.
Mrs. II. L. Taylor and daughter
Ruth are passing two weeks at the
home of Robert Searles.. Other guests
this week were Mrs. II. l.. TAYLOR, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Taylor and Raymond
Howell of Dorchester, Mass, who are
now on motor. tour through Maine.
Henry Randall of Portland motored
here the first of the week to take his
father. William D. Randall, who is 50
years old to Dunscroft. near Portland,
to attend the annual meeting of the
18th Maine Regimental Association on
Wednesday. On the return trip Mr..
and Mrs. H. Burton Voter met Mr.