Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-16

with music by Norton's Maine and
Florida orchestra, three in Music hall
with music by Carl Smiths orches-
ira and three in Drummond hall,
with music by Murray's orchestra. At
the fair grounds there will also be
plenty of music. both Wheeler's COM
munity band OF Pennington and
Hyde's Rube Band of Livermore Falls
having been engaged for all three
days.
There was a good attendance Tues
day evening at the meeting of Frank
lin Chapter, No. a.. r. A. NJ, when
there was work in the Past Master
and Most Excellent Master degrees,
with several candidates. A lunch was
served after the work.
The West Pennington Helping
Hand Society will have an all day
meeting Thursday with Mrs. H. E.
Farmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Smart OF Man
chester. n. H. are guests of the Sis
tiers of the latter. Mrs. Frederick p.
Adams and Mrs. C. E. Junkins, and
families.
Mrs. Colby L. Merrill and Mrs.
Charles G. Nickerson of Pennington.
accompanied by Mrs. y. 6. Stowell of
Portland. making the trip by automo-
bile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lee Talbot of
Lewiston have been visiting friends
in Pennington and Wilton the past
few days.
David and Martin Russell Of New
York have been for several days the
guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Russell and other Farming
ton relatives. The former enters the
University of Maine this fall.
The last play of the season by the
Trumbull Players will be Kathleen
Mavourneen," which will be presented
in Music hall next Tuesday evening,
and will also go the full rounds of the
Trumbull circuit, including the most
important towns in this vicinity. 1t
has also been announced that he
Players will pass next season in
Pennington and play the circuit
Election day was very quiet in
Pennington and the voting light. The
election returns were announced in
the local theatre UP to about 10
o'clock, when results were pretty we'll
known.
The Falls Road Social Club will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
G. Fl. Libby.
Miss Winona Knowlton, who has
been passing the summer at home has
gone to Boston to take up the work of
the senior year at Boston University.
Miss Mildred A. Wright has gone
to Lisbon Falls. where she will teach
another year.
Miss Elizabeth Baker Dean, who has
been passing the summer in town
with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker. has gone to Boston, where she
will sell antiques, either under her
own name, or for dealer who has
made her what is considered a good
offer for her services.
There will be meeting Of the In
dustry branch of the Franklin County
Farm Bureau and Extension Service,
at the Grange hall at Aliens Mills on
Tuesday, Sept. l. Miss Louise Quincy
of Pennington, home demonstration
agent in charge. the subject being
Millinery"
For the second time in its history
Pennington State Normal school will
have football team this year, with
plenty of fine material for the making
Of good team, including several who
played the game we'll for the school
last year and so much good new ma
terial that good results from their
work is looked for. The first sched-
uled game is with Leavitt Institute
at Turner Saturday. Sept. 25.
Pennington Falls students in the
Pennington High school which opened
last week are: Owen Gilman, Kath-
ryn futile. Evelyn Havey, Burton
Newton, Richard Saunders. Leo Camp
bell and Alice Currier. and these
freshmen: Rachel Gordon. Raymond
Storer, Lora Porter, Agnes Pressey
and Dorothea Hodgkins, specially
large delegation from the Falls sec
ton of the town.
Melvin P. Tufts. who has been dan
gerously i'll. is considerably improved.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at $50 with Mrs
Allen at the Normal south hall.
The Philathea class of the Baptist
church had meeting for business in
the vestry Tuesday evening, followed
by a sociable which was much entoyed
and at which there was a good attend
ance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will have an all-day
meeting Friday at the home of Mrs
Adelbert l.. Voter on lower High
street, when plans for work In the
church refreshment booth at the coun-
ty fair will be completed. Fancy work
already completed will be turned in
at that time also.
Arrangements have been arranged