Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-16
SKOWHECAN.
college Chums" Given by
Colby Dramatic Club
And Scores a Decided Sue
cess al Opera Eonse.
Search and Seizure al West Forks
1.-Two Marriages.

| a large and enthusiastic audience gath
cred in the new opera house Monday
| night to witness the production of the
comedy college Chums'' by the Dranat-
ic Club from Colby College This organ
/ i1ation las been seen her" several times
/ in PAST years, but never to better advan-
tagc than Monday evening The play
Va- given under the auspices of the Jun
ior class Of the Skowhegan High school.
| TIC cast:
l'ranklyn KisIey Phi D., a. Of I Gimt2n
Friedrich Won Weber, Il prof ssor of
| German. Raymond G. Bridges
Wallace F'indlay, known as tn" babe"
Leon G. Guptil
f.e ward Thnrnc. known as the '''pil!v.''
JOS pin w Harmon i
Arthur kingsbuly. captain Of the Var
sity team, Henry Il. Moor
Pau! Dinsn:ore, sopho,mel,e. r,,,.
team Ilarod w ki.nball
John Findlay, father of Wanaoc; ..
Alec, an old color,d attendant
Mrs Almira Dinsnore, mother Of Paul,
Harold +. DOW
Grace ninsmore her d1 ,!;;lit,I, = ,,,,~o,,
Toby .ipraguc, daughter of the wntr'l"'ao.
John p. Dolan
The drama was given for the first time
BY the students 1t told an nterestn" sto-
ry and fairly rocked with the atmosphere
of the college 1t was we'll played. each
one of the l. characters being in the
hands of competent actors. This was
particularly true of the gentlemen who
| 1ff., ,f
the entire company were highly appreciat-
ed and the applause was frequent and
hearty. At the close of the entertaln-
n,,nt a hop was rendered the students in
Grange hall, music for the dancing be-
ing furnished 10y kendall'S Orchestra. 1t
was Il fitting conclusion to a most enjoy
able evening.
News was received here last week OF
the death in Los Angeles, Cal, of Mrs
Eliza Titcomb. She was native of this
town and moved to the coast in 1876, first
locating in Oakland. Her maiden nanl'
was Hill She. is survived by two sons
Charles and Walter.
The hotel at West Forks. of which
Thomas Berry is the proprietor. was
searched Friday afternoon by Shcilii
Mcores and assistants. Nothing of AZ
Intoxicating nature was found. The Off
GERS also paid Il visit to the home of
Warren DurSin. where they were more
successful, finding nine quarts OF Whis-
KEY This WAS brought here Saturday
purcin runs a stage from West Forks
10 Moxie station and claimed that the Ii
a,lnr belonged to other parties. fe"
weeks ago he WAS convicted ON Il SeHfcl
and seizure process and given Il fine OF
SEQ ana costs and 80 days in Jail He ap-
prHled ANA is now under bonds for ms
trial in the supreme court which con
! vcu"S today.
S H. Swain who has been in the SOM
crsct hospital for nearly three weeks,
suffering from blood poisoning. was able
to be taken home Sunday. II" is slowly
improving Int is still confined t" the
house
Miss Vera Storey of Fairfield has Sc
cured a situation as st"noGraphcr III the
office of the Somerset Reporter and en-
| tered upon her duties Monday.
| Two weddings were s"lemni|cd last
| Thursday afternoon at o'clock ~ me
| Methodist parsonage on Island avenue
The two couples were Warren J. Hilton,
plantation clerk of kimGsbury. and Miss
| Lois Alberta Col" OF Maytield. and N'd
| Reed ana Miss Grace kn"Wlt"n. both OF
! this town The ceremony was performed
! hv the pastor. Dr r. \. i"ltch.
| r