Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-18

'@NA'Acy wSic uicuUSFs Oh Ills COnpa
ny and they acted as pail bearers. The
deceased is survived by one brother
Edward Pomelow. and Mrs. Charlie
English, sister. He was a member
OF Russell Post, @. A. R and K
of P.
County Attorney elect T. A. Ander-
son was here Wednesday consulting
with the present county attorney, l.
X Folsom, in regard to the cases TO
come before ,the court in January.
About $50 was cleared from charity
whist given Wednesday in Convent
hall under the direction of the Home
Christmas committee.
The Boy Scouts have organized this
Loon Patrol with Joseph Haskell as
Patrol leader. The other officers are:
Assistant patrol leader, Mahlon Ger
IRISH; troop scribe, Fred Rayner; troop
treasurer, Carl Genthner; troop doo-
tor, Adolph Bison.
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. McGlaufiin arc
to entertain as guests at Christmas
time their daughter Miss Hilda G.
McGlauflin of Worcester, Mass, and
Mr.. McGlaufiin's sister, Miss Flora
McGlaufiin, who is teacher of German
in the Maiden High school.
Local people, old time friends of W.
M. Abbott, formerly of Skowhegan.
viii be interested to learn that he has
resigned his position at the Smiths
Agriculture school and Northampton
School of Industries at Northampton.
Mass. to take a position in the city
of Springfield, Mass. In his new loca-
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tern making in the Vocationa school
and instructor of mechanical drawing
in the Central High school.
The next meeting of the Clementine
Weston w. C. T. U. will be the annual
Christmas meeting on Tuesday with
Mrs. Effie Paine and Mrs. Marilla
Harmon in charge of the Christmas
| box, which is to be packed as usual
with gifts for the inmates of the
| Skowhegan poor farm. The meeting
| will be held at $50 instead of 3
| o'clock and there will be music and
recitations by the little children. Each
member is asked to bring some gift
| for the box.
The following new books have late
| ly been added to those previously in
| stalled at the Public library: Bamlie,
| Cook; Looking After Sandy.
(Turnbull); New Men for Old,
| (O'Brien); May VERSIONS Career.
| (Jordan); Prince of Graustark. (Mc-
Cutcheon); Sound of Water. Gerry;
His Royal Happiness. (Coates): Lit
! tie Angel of Canyon Creek. BRADY;
Kent Knowles. Quahaug. Gincoln).
Miss Elise Byron of Anesbury
Mass, is to be a holiday guest in the
home of Mrs. Matte e. Goodwin.
A meeting Of the Democratic County
committee, at which Kingsbury B. Pr
per will be present is called at tae
Municipal building next Saturday at
! II A. M.
The monthly meeting Of the Beth
! any Brotherhood class will be heia
/ Friday evening at the home of Hem
nv A. Thomas on Dyer street. The
| hour is 1880 O'Clock.
A rest room will lbe open during
! the week in the store formerly oceu-
| pied by H. C. Judkins in the McClel-
liam block for persons who have driven
in from the country. The place will
be warm and will be provided with
chairs. sEs.a5
Miss Constance Anderson, who has
been passing several months in SHOW :
hogan at the home of her cousin, MISS
Sarah ]. Anderson, departed yester :
| dav for her home in Pittsfield, Mass.
where she will remain for the holi-
days.
The postoffice changed hands Tues
! day night at Arson, the newly ap-
pointed postmaster. E. HI. Athern.
moving it into the new building he
! has recently built on Main street. The
| retiring postmaster. E. G. Tinkham,
| will continue in business in the same
| store.
The annual meeting of Milhurn
Commandery, U. o. G. c., was held re-
Gently and officers elected as follows:
! N. C., Clarence Hayden; V. n. C.,
! Mrs. Cassie Hayden: herald, H. II.
| steward. K. of R., Mrs. May Pratt;
F. K. of R. and treasurer, Mrs. Angis
| Steward; trustees, George n. Burns
H. H. Steward and Clyde II. Smith.
installation will be held at the Sec
ond meeting in January. Mrs. May E.
Pratt has been chosen representative
to the Grand Lodge and Mrs. Cassle
H. Hayden. alternate.
Miss Gail Taggart is expected FIJI
day from Groham to visit her par
ents. Dr. and Mrs. H. c. Taggart. Miss
Ethel Merriam is expected home sun
day from Woodland, where she is
teacher. Thornton Merriam is also ex-
pected home from Harvard college Tor
biS Christmas vacation.