Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-17

Mrs. Frank Sawyer. who has pass
ed week with Mrs. NJ. A. Eames at
her home on Leavitt street, will re-
turn to her home in North Arson,
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oddly at their
home on Main street, recently gave
| supper and party for the Junior
| Boys class of the Centenary Metho-
| dist church of which their youngest
son, Albert Oddly, is member. The
class is taught by Mrs Harlie
Bishop and is made up of the fol-
/ lowing boys, besides Albert Blinn
, Packard, Clyde Washburn, Fred
Grant, Arnold Libby, Philip Rice and
H1lman Cairns. Mrs. Oddly served a
delicious and abundant supper which
was followed by jolly time playing
games until $50 when the lads de-
parted declaring that Albert's home
was fine place for a party and ap-
probation for the nice time given
them.
Rev. Father A. o. Lacroix, who is
| assisting at a Catholic church in
Waterville was a dinner guest at his
nome on NorridgeWock avenue Tues
day.
Attorney and Mrs. Amos X. But
lef VINO have been in Bangor for
- "a hebS HiitIe MI. Butter was
actlng with Judge Barnes and Judge
Morrill, as assessors of the valuation
or certain water works to be taken
over by the Old Town Water Dis
trlcl' returned home Tuesday noon.
MRS, Mary M. Smith of Grofton. n
n, VINO has been employed in Port
iaho, came to Skowhegan Tuesday
noon and is to be employed here.
mrs CLIFTON Lewis and her young
daughter. Miss Flora Lewis. return.
ed TO Skowhegan from Lewiston.
Where at the Central Maine General
! ilospltai, Miss Flora submitted to the
,ainputat,on of one leg just above the
niiee. Inc Lewis family formerly
resided az kllicare on the Lakewood
VILE AZ SofH-
| Miss Esther jenkins at the homo
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John H
| JENKINS VIII entertain the Netopnew
group OF the camp fire girls, Thurs
uay evening, when the meeting will
De directed by a committee from the
group made up of Edna Oddly. Esther
jenkins and Bertha Norton.
Women's Branch All Day -Meetino
The Womens Branch of tho
| SkoWhegan Local of the County Farm,
bureau viii meet in an all dav ses-
SION thursday of this week at the
nome OF Mr.: and Mrs. VIII L. Hill on
aihllian Hill A picnic dinner will
oe served and coffee will be furnish
su ny me hostess. The subject will
be raw vegetable salads which NH
be made under the direction of Me.
Ellzabeth Linellen, Home Demon
straticn Agent. 1t is hoped thai +.
large number will be in attendance
ana any lady wishing to do so NAV
atlehd whether q member of tbe
branch or not and the branch r,oat
inSs are held to aid home makers ana
laoies are always welcome to iojn
the branch and help in the work.
Roosevelt School Program
The Roosevelt school taught IN
oornvlile by Miss Mildred Smith. a.
sraouate from Pennington Normal
school and formerly from Augusta
save nne program a few nights ago
at the town hall in Cornville as a
scnool benefit and followed by a de-
nghtful social hour. The program
Mnlch was well arranged by the
teacher and carried out by the pupils
Was as follows; song, THANKSGIVING
LAY, school; recitation. G.. cd Morn.
Gowan; recitation, September. Mil
dfed Sp0fford; song, Good Morning to
iou' Primary pupils; recitation. Octo-
| Der. Arlene Spofford; recita ton. Onp
| OF the Pilgrims. Rachel Parlin. reel
tation, November, Elsie Cheslev.
/ recitation, Give Thanks, Howard
Sneph; Columbus, recitation. Gil
pert Parlin; recitation, A Pilgrim
/ Boy Lindall Spofford; recitation, lust
| Ihls Minute, Walter MCGOWAN:
! thanksgiving Song, Chorus: recita
ton, A Little Pilgrim Story. Ruth.
/ Chesley; recitation, In Sixteen Tween
tty-one. Cecil McGowan; recitation.
revenge. Mildred Spofford: recitation
| Inc FIRST Thanksgiving. Gilbert Par
| I'M; recitation, Advice to Polly. Ar
| lene Spofford; fold dance, primary
| chliaren; recitation, THANKSGIVING
AGAIN, Allan Tedford; recitation. The
Pilgrim Father. Helen McCli,re.s
songs, The Soldier Boys, The Merry
hunters, Walterknd Cecil MCGOWAN
and Fred LaBrte; recitation. The