Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-30
Glass Parts for Grammar
School Announced.
Brief Services at South Gene
terry for Late J. H. McCone.
Woman's Club Observes Gentle.
mems Night Transfers.

\ Baked Bean supper will be served
Saturday night in the banquet room
al Grange hall for the benefit Of the
Senior class OF the Skowhegan High
school.
\. J. Roberts. president of Colby
College. WAS in town Thursday. He
gave an address while here before the
pupils Of the High school.
Briet services We're held at II O'Clock
Thursday morning in the South ceme-
terry when che remains of the late John
II. McCcre We're laid in their last
resting place in the family lot. Prayer
was offered by Rev. George Merriam,
pastor Of the Bethany Baptist church.
among those present from out of town
were j. p. Mccarthy, night editor of
tie Waterville Sentinel. Mrs. II. c.
Adams of Portland and Mrs L. M.
Mosher and Frank Brown of Water
vile.
Herbert G. Libby of Waterville was
in town for few hours Thursday,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. w. M.
p,.isiter.
The Skowhe gan Womans Club OBJ
served the annual Gentlemen's night
Wednesday evening in the Centenary
Methodist church. The entertainment
was furnished by Miss Elizabeth NJ
Pooltr one of the teachers in the Pow
els School Of Oratory, Boston. The
program consisted OF Shakespeare s
Twelfth Night Between the acts
music was rendered by Prof J. A.
Kendall. violinist. and Miss Annie AL
len. pianist. Miss Pooler was intro
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the church. The hosteSses were Mrs
Eva r. Greenwood. Miss blanche B.
Pollard and Miss Lizzie T. Hussey. The
program was a most enjoy able one.
The church was decorated with a mum
Der of cnt flowers, tastefully ar
ranged
Miss Hazel Leavitt, who graduated
last week from the Leland Powers
School Of Oratory in Boston, has re-
termed home and is the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt.
Postmaster Fred Clark of Caratunk
WAS in town on business Thursday,
accompanied by Mrs. Clark
Glide Whitney and A. F. Webster
of Bingham We're calling on Skowhe-
gan friends Thursday.
Miss Georgia Merrill was the guest
of friends here over Wednesday night.
Miss Merrill is one Of the teachers at
Good i'll Home and returned to her
duties Thursday.
Edward Gllblair and Joseph BOYLE
left Thursday for Boston They will
remain in that vicinity. having obtain
cd situations in a textile mill.
Mrs. A. +. Smith left Thursday for
hn,. .l,a A
OF relatives for a week.
Miss n. l.. Nelson left Thursday for
Pennington. where she will enter the
Normal school.
Miss Elizabeth VI. Pooler, who read
bcior" tie Woman's Club Wednesday
night, will remain in town for a few
days as the guest of her uncle, M. r.
Pnolel. She is the daughter of his
brother. Sumner, who at one time was
an overseer in the local shoe factory.
+. {. Pnoler. who passed few weeks
with his mother and sisters in Atlantic
city. arrived home Wednesday night.
MS Poole" and her two daughters are
nj present in Concord. Mass. the
guest" of her sister, Miss Julia Co.
burn.
Frank King Of this town and Mrs.
Margaret Drew of Linton. n. B.. We're
married at ) O'Clock Wednesday after
noon by Rev. George Merriam, pastor
OF the Bethany Baptist church. The
couple were unattended They will
make their home on the farm of the
groom. situated on the South Scion
road.
y special meeting was held Thursday
q \ i.,tr l.
j. w. Packard was in Oakland
Thursday and attended the quarterly
hfertia. ii the Friends Society.
My. and Mrs. A. K. Butler left Thurs
"'N 'or Pennington. Mr.. Butler going
on lesar business.
|rfmh < Sampson are fitting up the
sec"hf 11oos NJ their block at the corner
OF Madison Avenue and Water street.
When completed a suite of offices win
b' occupied by In tueber Smith nj
liarti1nd for the praoice of aontistry
Miss Leila c. FairbrCher returned
home Thursday night FROM Lewiston
where she had been the guest of NJ,
and Mrs. W. Q. Wildes since Satu,dav
The following class parts Wore an
nounced Wednesday for the grad.ating
exercises OF the Grammar school: Nale-
dictorv. Agnes Mantor: salutatov
Donald Pnilbrick: history, Gerald
Marble: prophecy. Marie Merrill: class
VIII. Ben Nye; essay on class motto,
Eunice Chase: essays. Carroll Morrill,
ard Viola Taylor. The commencement
exercises will be held during the week
OF June IS in the First Baptist church.
r. G. Dunlap, chief of the local po-
nee force for the past four years, has
been appointed by Gov. Fernald as
agent of I'll" :. p. G. A. for Somerset
btiiccrS Of the Worlds Christian En-