Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-25
FARM|NCTON
Elect Officers at
Annual Meeting of
Rural Mail Carriers

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The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the Frank
lin County Rural Mail Carriers
Association: President, F. Ardine
Richardson Of Strong; vice-presi.
dent, j. Clyde Heath of Pennington;
secretary and treasurer, F. p. Hoop
err; delegates to state convention, F.
A. Richardson, Clyde Brackley, w.
e. Hardy, r. P. Hooper; alternates,
j. Clyde Heath, H. NJ. Fuller, r. e.
Eustis; committee on resolutions,
| Roscoe L. Paine, r. e. Eustis, Will
lis E. Hardy; dinner committee for
next annual meeting, Clyde Brack-
| ley, Hiram B. Coolidge, J. Clyde
Heath. It was voted to invite the
state association to meet in Farm
ington with the Franklin county as
ISOLATION in 1927.
| The members of the Pennington
Bowling League will have supper
| in Grand Army hall, Thursday even
ing, Adelmo Ferrari, captain Of the
winning team in the tournament
just closed, having general super
vision of the affair.
Miss Ruth Higgins and Miss Mil
dred Thomas, teachers in the public
schools of Sanford, are at home for
short vacation. Miss Harriet Tit
comb, who is teaching in Quincy,
Mass, and Miss Bette Mardon and
Miss Edith Luce, who are teaching
in Waltham, Mass, are also at home
for a few days.
Pennington Grange will have an
all day meeting Saturday, beginning
at 1890 A. M. The town warrant
will be discussed, Herbert J. Mosher
will tell about his trip recently to
the Gamers convention at Louis
vile, KY, and there will be a pro-
gram appropriate to Washington's
/, birthday. A dinner will also be a
feature.
The annual reports Of the town
of Livernore, which were printed
! in Harrington, were shipped to that
/ town today, and contain many in
teresting facts. The total valuation
of the town is given as $624, $40, OF
which S339,695 is resident real es-
tate, $162, 020 is nonresident real es-
tate; total real estate, 500, 715; per-
sonal estate, resident. $119,32O; per-
sonal estate, nonresident, S3.SIO
The annual town meeting will be
held i'm the vestry of the Universal
| list church at Brettun's Mills next
Monday, beginning at 10 A. M, and
there are 81 articles in the warrant
for the same.
Mrs. Sumner P. Mills is passing a
! few days in Boston.
| At the meeting of Alpha Temple
Pythian Sisters, Thursday evening
there will be quotations from WASH
ington, Lincoln and Longfellow, and
refreshments will also be served.
The Baptist Christian Endeavor
Society will conduct an entertain
ment and sociable at the churcn
Friday evening. -,
The Christmas Present Club will
meet with Mrs. j. Prentice Fhn1
Thursday afternoon.
The vested choir of the Farming.
ton Methodist church has ORGANIZED
a musical club with the following
/ officers: President, Miss Marian
Kimball; vice president, FRANCES
Larcom; secretary, Irma Russeu
| treasurer, Gilmore Stevens; director
| Frances Clark; program committee
| Frances Clark. Avis Russell, Freds
Larcom and Perintha Miller.
Charles III. Creation of Providence
r. T., was a guest of his brother, w
! III. Creation and family, of Perhan
street, the first of the week.
| Rev. j. p. Barrett, manager Of
the Pennington store of the A. & z
; Co, is in Portland attending a meet
ing Of the Maine managers for this
| company.
Miss Virginia Trumbull of Water.
vile Is visiting her grandparents
| MIR. and Mrs. Henry P. White.
There will be meeting of Jeph'
| thah Council. No. II, r. & S. NJ, ir
Masonic hall the evening of March
! ), Friday, for work In the Super Elk
cellent Master degree in dramatic
form. with a number of candidates
following which there will be q
lunch.
The Masonic Club will have 6
supper followed by an evening OF
! sociability, in the club rooms ad.
| joining the banquet hall, the evening
of Thursday. Mar. 4.
At the meeting of Franklin Roya
! Arch Chapter, Tuesday evening
Mar. 8, there will be work in the
! Past Master and Most Excellent, Mas.
! ter degrees. with several candidates
| following which a lunch will be
served.
The annual reports Of the officers
of the town of Rome. just off the
press of Pennington printer. show
the total valuation of the town tc
be $363. 40. of which $4,000 Ii
resident real estate, $194. 200 non,
resident real estate (mostly summer
resort property, total real estate
$3al 700; resident personal estate
$36,314; nonresident versonal es.
tate, total personal estate, $51, 479