Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-25
HARRINGTON

FARMINCT0N
The Pennington Chamber Of Com
merce will entertain the Wilton
Boosters Cub with banquet and
| entertainment, and there will be
| speaking by members of both organ
| izations, in Music hall, Thursday
evening Dec. 2. Wheeler's commun-
| ity band will furnish the musical
part of the program. The ladies will
| accompany the gentlemen and de-
| lightful evening is promised.
| In the Pennington Municipal Court
Alton Chaussin and Earle MacDon-
aid of Mexico, arrested for the theft
of a Ford touring car belonging to
Frank l. Brown of Wilton, which
had been recovered in their town,
pleaded guilty, and were bound over
| for their appearance before the
Grand Jury at the February term of
| the Supreme Judicial Court. Bonds
were at once furnished for Mac
Donald and he was released, but
Chaussin was not so fortunate.
Mrs. Grace Stevens Of kingsfield
has been guest the past week of
Sheriff and Mrs. w. Burton Small.
Invitations were issued '"day for
a luncheon and bridge party at the
Exchange Hotel. Thursday afternoon,
December 2, to be given by Mrs.
Leon w. Fellows, Mrs. Earl G.
Ham, Mrs. Lillian S. Horn, Mrs.
Currier c. Holman, Mrs. Archie S.
! Pratt and Mrs. Samuel o. Tarbox.
Mrs. Albert T, Thurston of Rock
land is passing the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P.
White.
Mrs. Lena Pottle, who has been
caring for her niece, Mrs. Alice n.
| Croker, who has been i'll for several
weeks, has returned to her home in
| Dresden.
There will be no meeting of the
Pennington Rotary club this week
on account Of the holiday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to S. Cliff
1 ford Belcher camp, S. of L. V, will
have an entertainment in connection
with their regular meeting in Grand
Army hall, Friday evening of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs! Frank Heminway
have received word from their
daughter. and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Goddard. of their safe
arrival in California. They left
and visited at several places on the
way.
Rev. and Mrs. George S. Robinson
of Lewiston, who have a son in the
Abbott School, We're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Sweet.
There will be poverty ball in the
Grange hall at Temple, Friday
evening. which many Pennington
people are planning to attend.
Tony and Jeanette Marcus. who
have been passing the summer and
fall with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Marcor~ have re-
turned to their home in Portsmouth,
n. H., being accompanied as far as
Portland by their aunt, Miss Shirley
Marcus.
The Fairbanks Ladies' Aid So
ciety will have it's annual fair and
Christmas sale at the church Tues
day, Nov. 80, and a baked bean sup
per will be served at $50 o'clock, as
closing feature.
There was a good attendance to-
night, In spite of disagreeable
Daughters Chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, at the
home of Mrs. H. L. Goodwin of
Stewart avenue. Features of inter-
est We're Ten Minutes on Important
u. A. R. Work, and a paper by Mrs.
Leon A. Luce, on Change in Dress
from Revolutionary Times to the
Nineteenth Century. A fine lunch
was served, Mrs. Florence Norton
King catering. Mrs. Goodwin was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Luce, Mrs. Charles c. Ha.es, Mrs
w. Raymond Davis, Mrs. Charles
Cooper and Miss Nellie Farmer.
Pennington Grange had an old
fashioned night at its meeting in
Drummond hall Saturday evening
with a fine entertainment program.
which opened with the singing of
America, followed by singing by the
Old Folks Choir, conducted by
Frank Pooler; reading, Frances Nor
Till; 1e Ode Fashioned Sewing
Circle, Mrs. Della Tarr in charge:
play under the direction of Rachel
Mclaughlin; reading, Styles, Persis
Luce; readings. Flora Weeks. rid
dies and stories interspersed with
singing of old time melcd:es. An
Ilques We're shown by Mrs. Anna
savage and Ben d. Tarr, and twist
ed uoughnuts, gingerbread and cof-
Zee We're enjoyed in the good old
lasnloned way. Resolutions were
passed of respect for tie memory Of
me late Mrs. Hannah Russell. The
next meeting will be Dec. 4, an ALL
Gay meeting, beginning at 1880 n.
IN. DINNER will be served at noon.
tne committee in charge consisting
OF AIR. and Mrs. Linwood Smith. Mr.
ana Mrs. Arthur Corbett, Mr.. and
MRS. Leon Hall, Ben d. Tarr. anf,
Miss Effie Churchill.
Danlel NJ. Bonney, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank w. Butler, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arbo G. Norton. and MI. Frank o.
cray, attended the annual meeting
OF the Mayfiower Descendants In
Portland Monday.
me Cinnamon Club will meet he.
cember 2, with Mrs. Edward Connors
Oh upper Main Street
CHARLES w. Steele, who has been
Ill Tor several weeks. is again ont
ana able to attend to business
Wniie they were attending a |
srange meeting recently, Is young
turkeys out of flock of 125, and a
zone goose. were stolen from the
Pouitry house of Mr.. and Mrs.
dwight d. Warwick.
Ihe mail box at the corner of |
NAN and South streets, which was
ulslodged recently by a skiddinp
automobile. has been set nm apain
ana an additional large mniI box In
addition to the one ALREADY tbere
las, .as oeen located close by the two
earse oormitortes of the Pennington
e'aee Normal school. to accommo-