Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-13
SKOWHECAN,
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter
Entertained by Mrs. Clark.
ee-yedr-OId Child LOSt--Farm
Sales Recorded, This Week.
Other Meetings with Items Of Local
And Personal Interest.

The three-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Churchill disappeared.
Monday forenoon, and at 10 o'clock
a search was begun. The child was
not found until the middle of the At
ternoon when Mr.. Churchill discovered
it near Fairview Park. The child
had walked a distance of about a mile
and half. going up North street and
across TO Madison avenue. 1t had
suffered no injury. the weather being
warm.
Charles II. Davis of New York City
is visiting at his summer home, XII
rare Farm.
c. a. Judkins, proprietor Of the
Kineo House, was in town on business,
Tuesday.
At the last meeting of Canton Lodge
No. &c. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: George
II. Webb, captain; G.. r. Fogg, lieu
tenant; F. X. Brown. ensign; Fl. c.
Taggart, treasurer; w. A. Bailey, sec
rotary. The other officers will be APP
pointed.
Herbert f. Lovejoy Of Moscow and
Fred r. Green of New Portland have
filed petitions in bankruptcy.
w il. Buxton of Portland was IN
town, Tuesday, visiting friends.
H W. Neal of Litchfield was in
town, Tuesday, en- business
H. A. Merrill of Auburn was in
Skowhegan on business. Monday.
The following farm sales have been
recorded. this week, at the Register
of Deeds: Frank B. Libby farm in
n
waterville. The Skowhegan Savings
Bank has sold it's saw mill in Fair
field to Charles Vigue of Watervile.
Hugh J. Easlier of Cornville has
been appointed deputy sheriff by
Sheriff John A. Mooers.
The following jurymen have been
drawn from Madison for traverse
jur4men for the December term or
the supreme court: b. X. Edwards,
David Gray. George D. Young.
The County Commissioners were in
session, Tuesday. completing the
county work for the year.
At the last meeting of the st. John
the Baptist, the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing year:
Emmie Demo, president; j. p. Thibo-
deau, vice president; Joseph Bilodeau,
secretary: Willie Lessor, assistant
secretary. Addie Grodin treasurer;
Fred Duiac, financial secretary; Ar
chic Lashon and Joseph Roderick,
auditors; Sam Roderck, master of
ceremonies; Joseph Poulin and
The Ruth Head Cragin Chapter of
the d. A. r, of North Arson was en-
tertained. Thursday, by Mrs. Sac
Clark at her home on Madison avenue.
The hostesses were Mrs. M. l.. French
of North Arson and Mrs. Isaac
Wheeler of Skowhegan. There We're
"a members present. This is one of
the largest chapters in the State and
has 65 members, and is represented in
seven different states. They were en-
tertained throughout the day, Mrs.
Clark serving n most hountiful din
ner Miss Ethel Healey furnished
piano music through the noon hour
and the program in the afternoon con-
sisted of a vocal duet by Mrs. James
Thorn and Mrs. E. P. Barnaby. Two
vocal solos and an encore We're fur
nished by Mrs. Eldena Halves and
poem, Ancestry" was read by Mrs.
Isaac Wheeler.
David Jewett is spending two
weeks vacation at Carry Pond and
has already shot one deer.
Supt. D. H Perkins of Portland will
be in Skowhegan, Wednesday night,
to attend a meeting Of the Mount
Moriah Council, No. 10,
w l.. Bonney of Bowdoinham, for
mer principal of the Skowhegan High
school, was in town, Tuesday.
John Thompson, a veteran of the
Civil War and a resident of Athens,
dropped dead, Monday evening. He
had been apparently well, up TO the
time of his death, expiring in his
chair. He was " years old. He
leaves a wife, three daughters and
one son, David, of Athens. Funeral
services will be held at 10 A. M.
Wednesday, Rev. r. Fl. Johnson OF
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