Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-15


no criminal business at this session,
The next meeting of the Lend-a
Hand Society will take place at the
home of Mrs. Ernest L. Clifford on
Tuesday, May %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Berry have
moved into the j. A. Brooks house
on Winter street, West Pennington.
Mahlon Newell of New Sharon WIS.,
tied friends at New Sharon this
week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill have
moved INTO their new home on Mid
dle street, recently purchased of DR.
Atherton M. Ross.
MIR. and Mrs. Blaine Guild. who
nave been in Auburn for some time
nave returned to their home in West
Pennington. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chanell have
moved into Albert Lowelrs rent on
Bridge street, West Pennington. and
Mr.. Chanell will be employed in
Thomas Galberts brick yard this
summer.
The student body of Pennington
state Normal School, has presented
TO Principal Wilbert j.. Mallett. a
certificate of life membership in the
National Educational Association, as
a token of appreciation of his CON
1rlbutlon towards education in the
state of Maine, during the SO years
ne mas been an instructor in the
School, the last 16 years of which he
mad been its principal.
Leslie Farrand and Carl Snra PIE
have just completed the work of
painting the interior of the county
building.
Charlton F. Luce ana family have
moved from the Jacobs house on
Perham street, which is to be re-
modelled throughout, to the ren1
over Harry Hills blacksmith shon
on Broadway.
Harold B. Clifford, superintendent
OF schools at Boothbay, has been a,
the Normal School this week in
search of teachers for next wear in
that town.
Leonard Kinds of Stratton has
been in town on business this week,
FRANKLIN Lodge, l. o. o, f. wifi
meet next Monday evening.
The Perham Street Priscillas will
meet with Mrs. j. z. Whorff next
tuesday afternoon. Alpha Lodge.
\. of +. will meet Tuesday evening.
Inc Evergreen Club will meet next
w tuACSudy dltSIflOOn.
The monthly. meeting of Farming
ION Chapter. No. 143, Order of the
Eastern Star, will be held in Ma
sonic hall next Thursday evening
Next Friday evening there will be
meetings of ilgrim Commandery. No.
19, *. T., Merrill Rebekah Lodge l.
y. Q. F., and 5 Clifford Belcher
Camp, Sons of Veterans.
harrington Grange will meef In
Drummond hall next Saturday even.
ing.
A portion of the Pennington Com
munlty band has been engaged to
furnish music for the Memorial Day
exercises in Pennington. probably
about twenty of the forty five mem
berS.
DIR. Mary S. Croswell, who has been
In. California for several months, has
returned TO Pennington and will re-
sumo business shortly.
Mrs. Julia Balboni of Roxbury.
Mass, has been the guest this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Adelmo Ferrari.
j. Clarence Matthew of Dayton, O.,
mas been IN town this week to visit
ms mother. who is in poor health
Mrs. l., A. Carvill is visiting friends
IN Woodfords, and before returning
Will also visit in Durham, n. H., and
Whitinsville. Mass. She expects to
be gone month or more.
The Jack o'Lantern ballroom on the
Strong road will reopen for the sea-
son May 25.
Robert Is. McLeary has been in
Portland to attend the annual conven-
ton of the Atlantic range and furnace
dealers of New England.
Augustus Hodgkins has gone to
Boston to learn the electric refriger-
ating business.
The stolen Marmon automobile re-
covered few days ago by the Farm
inston officers has been returned to
its owner, Charles N. Dugan of Port
land. The thief has not been appre-
hended.
At the annual meeting of the First
Unitarian society of Pennington this
week the following officers were elect
ed: Moderator, George Mel. Presson;
president, George B. Cragin; clerk,
Henry P. White; treasurer, ]. Clinton
Metcalf: trustees, Mrs. George A.
Hodgdon, Eugene E. Flood, Mrs. Lii
liam M. Paine, Daniel B. Belcher,
Charles A. Gould. George Mel. Pres
son. George l.. Stevens. Reports were
received and approved and important
business matters discussed.
Mrs. Charles A. Baker of Beverly,
Mass, is a guest of Miss Clara A
Smith. who has just returned from