Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-19

and salads and green's being the
subjects discussed by the home dem
onstration agent, Miss Louise Quincy,
and others.
The Fairbanks Ladies' Aid society
will have strawberry festival at the
chapel Thursday evening, July %
The proceeds will be used to assist
in paying for necessary repairs.
The last meeting of the summer
of the West Pennington Literary
club will be held Tuesday, July 81,
in the form Of trip by automobile
to and picnic at Bear Pond In Tur-
ner. The party will first gather at
the hall of the Village Improvement
society at 800 A. NJ, and conveyance
will be provided for such as are not
already provided for. If the weather
is unsuitable for the trip the meeting
will be held at the hall, and a must
cal and literary program will be
feature anyway.
Mrs. Harold Hall and son, Fred
erick, OF Pennington Falls, are Wis
iting relatives in Weld and Carthage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carter and
little daughter. of Wilton, are visit
ing Mrs. Carriers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest CrosWell, and other rel
atives at Pennington Falls.
Rev Walter Colby of Gardiner will
preach at the Union church al Farm
ington Falls both morning and even
ing, next Sunday.
The Pennington Falls Willing
Workers will meet Thursday, July %,
at the home Of Mrs Elmer Brown in
that village, at the usual hour in the
afternoon.
Walter j. Titcomb Is visiting
friends in Attleboro, Mass, for
few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker Dean, Of
Boston, has arrived in town to pass
the remainder Of the summer with
her mother, Mrs. Z. II. Baker.
Alice May Douglas Of Bath, rep
resentative Of the American HUI
name Society, who is just now work
ing in the interest of the Magma
Charta Day association, addressed
the students OF the Pennington
State Normal summer school Tues
day, and also distributed among
them literature regarding the work
Of that organization. which in
cludes all the seven Englsh-speak-
ing races.
The Livern1ore Falls Automobile
Association in fourteen cars passed
through Pennington Wednesday
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part Of Franklin COUNT making 4
brief stop here, where greetings
were exchanged with officers and
mmbers Of the Pennington Chamber
Of Commerce.
From its activities during the
Independence Day Celebration Of
Thaddeus Roderick Post Of the
American Legion, the Ladies Auxil-
larry Melted Sl73s4, which has been
turned over to the Legion to be
added 10 its building fund, including
the approximately $1,000 netted that
day by that organization. The
auxiliary has chosen the following
delegates 10 the annual convention
at Brunswick August 10: Mrs. Jose
phine BesaW, Mrs. Marie Mckay.
Mrs. Nettie Rounds; alternates,
Mrs. Rose Bison Mrs. Sybilla
White, Mrs. Charlotte Harris
The graduate nurses of Franklin
county organized Wednesday by the
choice of the following officers;
President, Mrs. Alton B Tucker OF
Pennington: vice president Mrs.
Elden d. Hall of Pennington; sec
rotary, Miss Emily Skorupa Of
Pennington; treasurer, Mrs. Hol-
man Daggett of Strong. The new
association will meet with Mrs.
George Perkins September %, when
contagious diseases viii be con-
sidered by discussion.
Mrs. Ida Knox Of Gardiner, was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. h.
Woodman the first Of the week.
Mrs. Arthur Wood and Mrs.
Clarence Burr Of Brockline, Mass, !
are guests a. Camp Nlrth.