Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-26
The Town Well Repre-
scented in the Colleges.
joseph H. Stone and Miss DEL
Ia May Foss Are Married.
Where Some Of Our Acquaintance
Passed Thanksgiving.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Chase left Wednes-
day for Dover where they VIII be the
guests of friends for few days.
Skowhega, for town "i It's SIZE II
very well represented In the colleges OF
the country. The students at the tniVef-
sity Of Maine are Charles Smith. Edward
Snow, Frank f.erriam. George Parker
Leon Smiley, Walter Merrill. George
Young. Enock Markham. Edward Clifford.
F,lroy Seekins and Miss Miretta Bedford
At Colby the list is Ernest Green, James
Reed. Walter Ennis. John Dane. Carroll
Goodwin. Robert Wldes, Henry Thomas
Miss Gail Taggart and Miss Sadie Pen
NELL Those at Bowdoin are Ralph Bailey.
Harold Roweli, Folsom Merrill. Reginald
Fcss, Elmer Nolin. John Lewis and Clair
Marston. Maurice Merrill is a graduate
of Bowdoin and is in the Harvard Law
School, Miss Maud Merrill is in Syracuse
University. Misses Bertha Merrill, Mar
garet Griffin and Hazel Holden are at
Wellesley, Miss Marcia Williams IS at
Wheaton Seminary and Allie Morrill, i'll
the University of California. This makes
a total Of thirtyfour of which Skowhe-
gan should feel proud. Nearly all of
these are home during the Thanksgiving
recess.
Rev. f. l.. Marsh of Providence. X. T..
passed Thanksgiving with his family
who have been living during the summer
and fall with Miss Hannah r. Page. at
her home on High street. Mrs. Marsh
has been unable to go home on account
of illness and as the two daughters have
entered school here, will probably remain
until the close of the term.
Joseph Howard Stone and Miss Della
May Foss were married at the residence
of Mrs Lizzie Healy on Mt. Pleasant
avenue at an early hour Thanksgiving
Avenue Congregational church officiating
and using the single ring service service
Mr. Stone is United States mail clerk
stationed at Augusta. He was formerly
on the route between Boston and Skow-
hogan and has many friends here. who
will he pleased with his good fortune
Miss Foss has been for eight years one
of the teachers in the Skowhesan public
schools and the choice gifts of slverware
from her pupils of Grade VI. table linen
from her young lady friends and numer-
Gus articles of value from others attest
the warm friendship withi which she is
regarded After a few days trip. Mrs.
Stone will return to her school for the.
remainder of the present term. The
young couple will make their permanent
home in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thibeault went to
Augusta, Thursday. to pass THANKSGIVING
with friends
Frank =. Pencil and Guy Pennell with
their families We're in Fairfield Thursday,
spending the day with Dr. and Mrs. +. l..
TOZier.
Frank Steward and family passed
Thanksgiving in Watervillc the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs T.. w. Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. French went to
Lewiston. Thursday. for a visit with rela-
tives.
Misses Annie Caswell and Mayna Cor
don went to Bangor Wednesday, for a
brief visit with Miss Pauline Steward. a
former cassmate.
Miss Theresa Coyne. Stenographer at
the First National bank, went to Water
vile. Wednesday. for brief visit with
friends.
Miss lneZ Rollins went to Portland.
Wednesday, to pass Thanksgiving.