Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-01-16
FARMINCTON

The installation Of officers of
Alpha lodge, No. "a, X. OF p, and AL
pha Temple, No. 16, Pythian Sisters,
will be held jointly in Odd Fellows
hall next Tuesday evening. Previous
to the installation the two bodies will
enjoy banquet at $50 o'clock, and
the work will be followed by a drill
and entertainment. A number Of the
grand officers are expected.
The annual meeting Of the Farm
ington Farmers Union will take
place in Drummond hall next Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. The mem
bers are privileged to bring their
families, and a fine dinner will be
served by the ladies after the meet
ing. The annual reports, now in the
hands OF the printer, show a mater
ial increase in the amount of bust
ness done last year over that OF any
previous year.
There will be a joint installation Of
the officers of S. Clifford Belcher
camp, Sons of Veterans, and the
Ladies' Auxiliary thereto, in G.. A.
r. hall next Friday evening. A sup
per will be served at $50 O'Clock, by
ladies, and after the installation
there will be social hour and an iu-
teresting entertainment program will
be presented.
At the meeting of the Evergreen
club this week, at the home of Mrs.
Minnie French on lower Hig,. street.
there was a good attendance, Ind
current events and the birds of Maine
We're discussed. At its next meet.
ing, January 81, the club will be en-.
tertained by Mrs. Lillian Hodgkins.
The next entertainment In the
course being conducted wv the Pro-
testant churches jointly. will take
place in Merrill hall the evening Of
Thursday, January rs, the attraction
being the John Ross Reed Concert
company, an important feature of
whose entertainment will be the
presentation of "The Pagoda OF
Flowers" There will also be a
choice vocal program, and many
beautiful scenic effects.
Pennington Grange has been some
what delayed in installing its Off
GERS and arranging it's program for
1925 on account Of difficulty in Sc
curing lecturer. 1t is hoped that
the vacancy can be filled and the
officers installed at the meeting in
Drummond hall Saturday sveu.ng.
Mrs. Clair Goodwin has been chus-
en- official critic of the West Farm
ington Literary club. The next
meeting Of this club will be held on
Tuesday. January rs, at the nome of
Mrs. Eugene I. Remission, who will
be assisted in entertaining by Miss
Maude c. Conant.
The ladies' circle at Farm;ngton
Falls served supper in the yestry
or the Union church last evening. at
which there was a good attendance.
including number from this vii
lage. The club met with Mrs. Ida
Tarr this week, and it's next ,eetinp
VIII be held with Mrs. Clara Gage
Wednesday afternoon, January 20,
at o'clock.
AT the annual meeting Of the First
Congregational church society this
week the following officers were
elected: Clerk, Miss Katherine Tit
comb; treasurer. Mrs. A. NJ. Green
wood; treasurer of benevolences. A.
M. Greenwood; auditor,a Alton l..
Wolcott: Sunday school stperintend-
ent. Leon A. Lucas; business COM
mittee, H. Wallace Taylor. Sumner
P. Mills. Mrs. Flora Judkins. deacon
for five years, Lyman F. Gooch:
nominating committee to appoint
minor officers and committees, viii
bert G. Mallett. Sumner P. Mills,
Miss Charlotte M. Chase.