Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-09-19

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iting delegates reception that they
will not soon forget.
J. c. Scates, representative elect
from ~ Westbrook. and prominently
mentioned as a candidate for Speaker
of the House, called on several of the
leading Democrats during Friday and
Saturday.
Prof. Herbert G. Emery. chairman
of the Government Tariff Board left
for Washington Saturday, at the clos"
of his summer vacation.
A celebration will be held at Show
hogan Monday and Monday evening
in honor of the election of Frederick
W. Plaistc1. There will be grand
barbecue. The largest OK that can be
found in town will be roasted. There
will be a parade including carriages
the Lakewood Band, Skowhegan Band
and Togus Band. All candidates hav-
ing been elected in the county will
ride in the parade. There will be
speeches from COngreSSmen-el elect
Samuel w. Gould and McGillicuddy Of
Lewiston, besides other prominent
men
Miss Margery Morrison and brother
Donald. after spending the summer
here with their father. J.. l.. Morri-
son, have returned to New York,
where Donald will resume his work as
violinist and Miss Morrison will re
sumo her work as pianist and concert
work.
Miss Ethel Walton, who has been
abroad for several weeks. has return
ed home. While away she went to
the Passion play at Oberammergau
and spent considerable time in travel
in Scotland and Ireland.
Steward & Blunt have been award
ed the contract for the heating and
plumbing of the new Railroad Y.
G. A. building at Waterville.
F.. X. Cayoutte has returned to Ros-
ton. accompanied by his daughter
Mary, who will attend school OF
music for the coming year.
Miss Marjorie Smith. a graduate OF
the Skowhegan High school. class Of
1910 left Saturday for Boston. where
she will enter simmons College to CON
tinue her studies.
LIeWtllyn Goodwin. member of the
LIST Maine Regiment; James Emerson
of the 18th Maine; Charles Smith of
the list Maine Cavalry. and his wife:
Nathan Fowler Of the 18th Maine. anG
Or. Charles Wilbur left Saturday to
attend the National encampment of tho
c. A. r. at Atlantic City. N. J.
The annual High school reception will
be held Friday evening in Grange hall.
The following are on the committee OF
ARK angemcnts: Bin Goodrich. Julia
Bovnton, Gerald Marble. Agnes Man
tor. Merton Pierce and Margaret DaT.
Arthur Merriam lott Saturday FOR
Boston. where he will enter Boston
University. Mr.. Merriam during the
last year was a teacher in the govern
ment schools of Porto Rico. He has
already spent one year at Colby Col
lege an1 is a member Of-the Delta
Upsilrn Fraternity.
The annual election of the SkoWhe-
gan High school was held Friday and
the following oficSfs elected: Presi
dent. Frank E;Mery. vice president,
Leon Symonds; secretary. Blanche
Crandall.
A public meeting of the citizens of
Skowhcgan will he held "Wednesday
evening in the Opera house to talk over
the matter of building the proposed
electric car line from THIS town to
Athens. A number of promoters and
people who are already interested in
this project will represent. Hon. Har-
vey D. Eaton of Waterville. who is
taking considerable interest in the mat
ter. will present any plan and talk over
The matter with any one who may be
This meeting is open to