Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-08
SKOWHtGAN.
Election Week Among 0 .
CARNATIONS otScmerseI'
Death Of Several Aged People
Several Town Items.
commendabIe activity Of I.P.S.c.E.
and other Societies.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks of
kee1c, n. H., ale the happy parents
OF ALI 81 pound son, born Dec. ), Mer-
rill Morrison.
Miss Annie Bergman, who has been
spending twtssweeks vacation IL
town with relatives, returned Mon
day to Brewer, where she is engaged
In teaching.
The following officers We're chosen
in Priscilla Rehefan Lodge Tuesday
evening for the ensuing year; Past
noble grand. Mabel G. Bragg; noble
grand, Minnie S. r. Burns; vice grand,
Ruth II. Eaton; treasurer. Alice S.
Baker; seci ctary, Mary II. Bailey.
The elective officers will De announced
later. Miss Margery Salley gave q
very interesting report of her trii,
abroad,
Athens Grange has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the year 1911. Mas
ter. Allen =. Jones: overseer. r. +.
Barker; steward. F.. X. Berry; assist
art steward. Ora Judkins' lady as
sietant steward, Flora JuGkins; lee
turcr, Aohc Farrner; chaplain,
Amanda Bailey: treasurer, james
Chaptn.n.
G. 4. Oliver Of Athens has moved
his family TO Skowlicgan.
Mrs. Rernice Hight is teaching at
North Cornville, boarding at her home
here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Caswell died T;les-
day at the home of her son Carroll in
North Arson. She was so years old,
vile of the late Henry CasWell. Two
sons survive Carroll and Frank.
The remains Of the late Helen Hill
ton. wife of the late albert Hilton,
We're brought to North Arson this
week from Dorchester, Mass. for
burial She died OF pneumonia at
the age Of II wears.
Keystone Chatpcr q. f. s.. of Scion
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Matron, Mrs. Ethel
Rowell: patron, p S. Longley; assist
ant matron, Emma Jovine; conductor
Nellie Paul: assistant cond actor. Ma
bel Vittim; secretary. Mabel Magoon
treasurer. Mrs. 0. A. Vittum; chap
lain. Mrs. Sarah Pierce.
Forrest rErrill who has been sick
at his home on Main street is gain
ing.
Morris Gledhill has gone to New
York
Tie seml-monthly meeting Of Glenn
entine Weston w. c. r. u. will be
held at 2 p. NJ. Tuesday in G. \. r
hall Franchise program will be
given. Mrs. G. u. Il. Pepper, pres
ident of the Waterville W. c. t. u,
will address the mes ting.
ar. and Mrs. Andrew Nigue of At
lantic City. n. j.. are the happy par
eats of l2-pound boy born Dec. 2
Mr. NIgue was formerly q resident OF
this town and lis MANY friends con-
gratulate him.
Mr. and Mrs. E,nmons Head ar"
the happy parents Of daughter
born Dec. G.
Rev. F. L. Harvard is in Auburn
in attendance ut the m'dr"ar TIN
eran!s' Institute Of tNn Maine Netho-
dist conference II" viii exariirn two
classes of candilatns for TIE minis
try and will also read a h'uE r"Vio"
at the meetings
Crescent Tent No u. Iini@Gts OF the
Maccatees, ct th' r"Nt rcc1''ar meet
ing will have election az 0,i"nrs
f. II. Bovd ard y. W, Pa"lord
President rf The ;',;r, hogan "ro"nc"y
went to Augusta Wcdr"S'oY 10 ~
tend the State Dairl mems Asso'ia-
ton. Mr. novd rsr an entr" tore Of
q 20 Mound tut, Of hnttnr fNr TIE Skn"
hogan creamery. r. Z, Harris agent
for the creamery wiz att nd t M ct
ings there Thursday.