Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-17
Field Day Of Somerset
Rebekah Lodge, No. II.
SkOWhegan Grange Postpones
lis Field Day Meeting.
". G. I. U. Day at No. Arson Camp.
meeting, Aug. 2tsf.

The field day for Somerset Rebekah
- Lodge. No. III. o. Q. f., observed
~ Friday, A picnic dinner enjoyed in the
y and in the evening the members at
~, tended the dheater and dance.
~ REV. J. Minot Savage, the famous writer
s45s of religious works. has been visiting in
80 Norridgewock this week. after absence
of 80 years. Mr. Savage was born in the
a. house occupied by Frank Wade.
a. reunion of the descendants of Major
John Moore will be held Lake Embden,
Aug. 2s. There viii be picnic dinner,
beans and coffee, being furnished by the
hostess. Those going from skowhegan will
take the $50 car to Madison.
Following the vital statistics for
Somerset county, recently; Births: son
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Doe of Bing
hF ham daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
49, Moore of Starks. Marriage; Bert Hutehins
OF New Portland and Mrs. Flora Davis of
20 North Wayne by Rev. Leonard Hutchins
ott9 at New Portland Frank S. Vittum of Con-
- cord and Miss Mabel Drawn of Foxcroft by
~ Rev. T. b. HIATT at Bingham; Eugene
Raymond Merry Of Madison and Miss
4 blanche Winrfred iLongley of Nordgewock
at Madison !; Cecil r. Chapman fand Miss
Winnie Corson by Rev. George Merriam,
Skowhesan; George E. Moves of Athens
10 as and Ella Mabel Smith efaComvile by Rev.
George Merriam at skowhegan. Deathsa
Mrs. John W. HeaIey, Skowhegah, August
Ia aged 20 years.fC iG8gs
Rev Stephen Robin OF Boston will
- speak az The Bethany Baptist church. Suns
day morning. His subject will be THE
Supreme Attainment in Life"
ns james Fellow is in Waldoboro where he
o is taking charge of the Medomak National
~ Bank during the absence of the cashier.
$ who is i'll.
- An auto party consisting of Mr. and Mrs
C. II. Greeley and son. and Mr.. and Mrs,
IL J. W. Turner of Portland at Hotel
COhurn Monday.
= Deputy Sheriff Henry Brophy of Fairfield
brought William Sabine TO the Skowhegan
81 jail Thursday. TO serve 80 days for being
= unable to pay fine for intoxication.
81 George Weeks. the well known sheep
breeder of Canaan. here Friday, and
went to Portland to meet his wife who
s. has been staying there.
% The first sweet from native garden
81 se~ was gathered by Blan Emerson in his gar
n den. Thursday.
|.st Charles C. Cleveland went to Hartiand
Il Friday business trip.
) Miss Lucy Jewett. stenographer in
New York. Is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Jewett
s. sss.s ssarssa Ven Nelson and family went to
~ Lakeside, Friday. where they will stay
! until after the Advent campmeeting.
~ Miss Clara Emery formerly of skowhe-
gan, engaged stenographer for her
= father in New York, after visiting her
Y. mother here and sisters left for New York.
Friday.
George Fletcher, formerly resident OF
skowhegan, now engaged in lead mining in
Joplin, Mo-. Is here visiting. He will re-
- turn next week, with his family, who have
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Trueman
Fletcher.
The Field day of Skowhegan Grange has
=. been postponed to the date of the Pomona
h'H Field Day meeting Lakewood, Aug. %
There will be regular meeting of Skow
hogan Grange, next Wednesday evening.
Carl Withee and Lawrence Lane who