Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-19
Cleveland M aibon.

M Cleveland M aibon.
Alton II. Cleveland and Miss Lena
NJ Malbon, both of Skowhegan, We're
married in Boston at 4.30 p NJ Mon
day. at the Warren Avenue Baptist
church. Mrs. Cleveland is p member
of this church The brides dress was
silk poplin and the groom Wore the
conventional black. The double ring
service was used. The couple will en-
Joy their honeymoon in and about
Boston.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland are
prominently known in Skowhegan. Mr.
Cleveland is an insurance agent here,
having an office on Madison Avenue,
and is son of the late Stephen Cleve-
land, formerly of Norridgewock He
is graduate of the Norridgewock
High school and continued his studies
at Bates College. Mrs. Cleveland has
always lived in Skowhegan and was
educated in the public schools here.
She has been employed for some tim
in the Office of Hackett & Witham
They are both active in church work.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
4st o. -. a. ittticis uSnbdN
the people of Skowhegan do not
wonder that her streets are the clean
est that can be found when they learn
that Joseph Lashon, the superintend-
ent of the street cleaning department
and the whole push of the work,
walks IL miles each day back and
forth over the streets with his push
cart to make Skowhegan clean. He has
kept this UP for six years and aver
ages about 1000 miles, each year, do
ing the work. He is now IS years old
and is veteran of the Civil War hay
ing served his country % months. both
In the army and navy. Joe is a friend
TO all, and each morning he has chat
with the people on the street, but he
is always on to his job.
William Walker of Seattle. Wash,
arrived. Tuesday night for his annu-
al visit at the home of his sister. Mrs.
w. r. g. Estes, on Leavitt street.
Ernest Labdon and family have
moved 70 Boston. where Mr. Labdon
viii continue his trade as barber.
special meeting of Somerset Po-
mona Grange will be held with Fair
view Grange at Smithfield, Tuesday
next, Following is the program Song.
by the choir: address of welcome by
y. e. Downs, master of Fairyiew
Grange, and the response by e II
Tobey of Norrldgewock. Question.
Does 1t Pay the Average Farmer to
Cultivate Small Fruits? If Not. Why
Not" opened by w NJ. Ellis, followed
by ID. H. Bunker. Afternoon session;
Conferring of Fifth degree: song. by
the choir: topic for discussion. Does
the Success of the Farm Depend More
Upon the Wife Than the Husband 90
opened by Lizzie Watson, followed by
>. II. Rowe, Mrs. L. L. Allen and
Frank Wcrthing. Fairview Grange will
furnish the rest of the program.
Miss Sadie Pennell went to Water
vine, wednesday, to enter upon her
Senior year at Colby College.
Plans have been practically com
pieted for the Freshman reception of
the skowhegan High school. 1t will
De held. Sept n, in Grange hall. There
VIII be program of readings, solos
ana duets and dance will follow. mu-
sic by Kendalrs Orchestra. The COM
mlttee In charge: Seniors, Gerald
Marble, Eunice Chase, Louise Merrill
Juniors, Barbara Weston. GLADYS
fehneli' Tobey Mooers; Sophomores.
Nell Clifford and Warren Merrill
siierhn John A. Mooers went to Au-
gusta, Wednesday to appear as a
witness before the supreme court.
). +. Merrill started for Boston IN
a business trip, Wednesday. where ho
viii be gone week.
Here mas been an increase Of Il
pupils IN the first grades of the nuhIic
SCHOOLS over last year The increase
comes IN the Lincoln and Jewett
sheet schools. 10 being added "a the
former and four to the latter.
Miss Mary Pugh caused no littla IN
sterest "Wednesday morning when CHI,
ran with her IS years about an aightI,
oa ihiie down Madison avenue.
ihoush most people at this age could
ita'aE go at 2 moderate gait, Mary
Votteo quite brisl!y. She was anxious
10 see person before he disappeared
- r. Pollard, one of Skowbeean,s
DIGEST citizens and Oldest business
men. suffered slight shock, TUESDAY
lie was somewhat better. Wednesday
Mr. Pollard is IS years old, and bas
always been In the best of health and
active In his business up TO the pres
ent time.
Nathan Fowler. register, of probate
elect, filed his expense account with
the secretary Of State, Wednesday
He syert s27.20. divided as follows.
S25 10 town committee; 81 for print
Ing; $40 for postage.
Supt. +. c. Davis of the Norridge-