Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-09
SK0WHECAN.

Levi Thomas has gone tn Boston
where he will be employed in shoe
store.
Max Mitchell with his family eft, this
week. for oregon, where he will be-
come manager of a farm. He has been
manager of Eaton Mountain farm for
iva years.
The vital statistics for the week are:
Marriages, New York, Aug. ., Jesse r.
fuller and Sara r. Austin. Births.
Cambridge, July &c. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Folsom, a son; Lawrence. Mass,
July e. To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Trnm-
bull a daughter a.uretta IsoraJ: Hart
lond to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Annis, Il
daughter: Mulberry, North Dakota. to
Mr.. and Mrs. \. \. Bickmore. daugh-
ter; York. Pa, To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
G. Heseltcn. a son; East New Portland,
Aug. l. to MIR and Mrs. Elvin Willis,
son; Embdep, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Carl, a son; SkoWhegan. Aug. !, to Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Jewett, a son; Scion.
Aug. 3, to Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Rey-
nolds, daughter. Deaths, Moose Riv
er, July %, Mrs Robert Hughey. aged
Is years and 8 months; Dennistown,
July 90. Mrs. Joseph Wilson; Mad
ison, infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
RolaGd Gilbert; Troy, July y. Ripley
Stevens, aged 50 years; Harmony, July
%, Lendell Chadbourne, aged 20 years:
Lewiston, July %, Mrs. Eta Kicker;
st. Adams, July %, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Owens; New
y ;pf 81 Mr. Il
Mrs. John Marion; Skowhesan. Aug.
> Abbie f. Nye; Lewiston, Aug. 3,
George Crockett.
Miss E. Frances Hutchinson of HaF-
erhill. Mass. is the guest of Mrs. Fred
Emery. Miss Hutchinson is a gradu
ate of the Skowhegan High school and,
this fall, will teach in Stoneham. She
was accompanied here by her friend,
Miss Marjory Bullock.
Major John w Fogler of this town
has been appointed delegate for the
State G.. A. X. Encampment to attend
the annual National G.. A. r. En-
eampment to be held in Chattanooga.
in September. It is the majors present
plans to attend this event, which
promises to be of great interest
ne W. u. L. L. L iti0 bStg WIN pN
held with Mrs f. L. Savage Winter
street, next Tuesday afternoon. Mem
hers will please come prepared for
Picnic supper with food and dishes.
Mi and Mrs. Leroy Judkins and
Miss Judkins of Athens, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. JudlSins
left here yesterday, for visits in Bos-
ton, Springfield and Worcester, Mass
Next Sunday evening, the Tuskegee
Quartet will sing at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church, and Chas.
Winter Woods tcolored) will deliver an
address, Mr. Wood being librarian at
the Tuskegee Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Brown are
passing few weeks at Northport ac-
companied hy Miss Elizabeth Mcken-
ma of Weston. Mass, who, for several
weeks, has been the guest of Mrs.
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. y. Carter and their
daughter, Miss Gertrude, left, Wednes-
day, on the noon train fer Bath, where
they will remain until Monday and at
tend the Bath Carnival being held, this
week.
George A. Moore, accountant in the
banking department of the SkowheSan
Trust Co, departed Thursday. FOR
three weeks vacation to be passed NJ
his home in Gardiner George Day is
substituting in the bank during his
absence.
". Guy Pcnnell. who has been as
sociated in the meat business here with
Lyman Jtwett under the firm name OF
Jewett K Pennell, has sold out his
share Of the business.
Skowhegan friends will be interested
To loarn of the birth of son to MIR
and Mrs. Charles c. IIeselton Of York
Pa, formerly of Skowhegan. MIR. Hes
elton is the SON of Alphonso Heseltor
of this tewn. The little boy has beer
named Charles Clayton Heselton, Jr
Sunday morning, the pulpit of the
| Congregational church will he occu
| pied by Rev. Charles Winter Woods
| librarian at Tuskegee Institute. The
quartet Of that school will sing.