Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-12
Farm Bureau Meeting

The Farm Bureau held very help
full and interesting meeting Tuesday,
Nov. 9, at the X. p. hall. where a busy
day on chair caneing was put in with
in with the result that five chairs were
completed under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Linnekin, demonstration
agent. A delicious dinner was served
at noon by the committee, Mrs. Fred
redicl, Nickerson, Mrs. Lee Fuller and
| Mrs. Ed Southards, and happy So
cial hour passed. There were 81 pres
emit and two visitors. Twelve new
members have been added to the men,
! bership, making a total Of 81 men,
bers. A collection of $1.35 was taken.
| The next meeting will be held at the
, X. of p. hall Thursday, Dec. 2. Sub
| ject, "Winter Salads" Much interest
| has been shown at these meetings and
! a large attendance is looked for at the
| next meeting.
Mrs Crystal Goforth and daughter
| Marjorie leave Friday for Portland.
where Mrs. Goforth will attend the
| National Grange held in that city, re-
| ceiving the sixth and seventh degrees
while there Mrs. Goforth ana little
| daughter will also be the guests of
| friends in Portland for week.
Francis Burr. who fractured his leg
| about three weeks ago. has had the
| cast removed and Is able to be about
| on crutches. His school friends In
| the fifth and sixth grades are glad to
| hear such good news.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Austin are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth of
i a son, born Tuesday. Nov. 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Deering and
| little daughter of Bangor are guests
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Will Deering, on Water street.
Lester Marcia of Detroit was call
! er Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
| Blanche Flint
Mrs. Rose Deering and Mrs. Kate
! Cook passed the day Tuesday at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan
| in North Hartland.
| Edward Parker has purchased the
| barber shop on Commercial street own
| ed by Fred Daigle and has taken pos
! session. Mr.. Daigle will also be en-
| ployed there.
| Mr.. and Mrs Harold Policy of Show
| hogan, formerly Of this town. are re-
| ceiving congratulations on the birth OF
| a son, born Monday at the Kennebec
Valley Hospital at Skowhegan.
| Miss Annie O'Reilley, telephone OPP
orator at Pittsfeid, is guest at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas O'Reilly. on Elm street.
Miss Ina Moulton was a caller In
| Pittsfield Tuesday.
| Sidney True representing Loring,
! Short & Harmon of Portland, was a
| business caller in town Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Furbush, student at
| Hartland Academy. has entered the
Kennebec Valley Hospital at Skowhe-
| gan for appendicitis.
Miss Marion Russ of Waterville has
accepted a position in the office of the
! American Wooden Company.
! Schools in town will be closed Arm
| istice Day. Thursday, Nov. u.
Mrs. Ena Emery Plummer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery, is in
! the Sisters Hospital at Berlin. n. III
Mrs. Matte Mason and Mrs. Harry
Coston passed Wednesday at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ward.
Miss Cora Davis was in Pittsfield
| Wednesday attending to matters OF
| business.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Estes will
! attend the National Grange held al
Portland this week.