Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-01
SKOWHECAN.
Glass 1910, High School,
Has Enjoyable Reunion
Additional Speakers Announced
for Board Of Trade Meeting
Local Man Joins Theatrical Com.
pany-.New Deputy Sheriff

Members of the class Of 1910 of the
Skowhegan High school held a re-
union Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Margery Smith. 1t proved one
of the most interesting reunions for
a long time in that the class has been
doing things since it left the High
school. The members present includ-
ed: Elroy Lacase, a Senior at Bow
doin, captain of the Varsity baseball
team and one of the star players; Miss
Ethel Mitchell, bookkeeper at the
Maine Spinning Mill; Miss Celia
Packard, cashier at w. 2. Ordways
dry good store: Miss Katherine
Keene, stenographer at Greenville;
Paul Murray, a Senior at the Univer
sity of Maine and a member of the
Varsity football team; Miss Edith
Nutting, bookkeeper for the Somerset
Farmers Cooperative Telephone Co.;
Miss Florence Withee, clerk at the
registry of deeds office: Harvey Nc
CURE. assistant manager at the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. Office here; DR..
Milburn Fowler, a dentist here, having
graduated from Tufts Dental College;
Miss Smith is a student at Simmons
College. Following a social time re-
freshments were served and games
were played.
DIR. Charles Pepper of Concord
Mass, was here Tuesday on business.
Horace burlington of Waterville was
in town on business Tuesday.
Miss Vira Lawton returned Monday
night from Augusta, where she had
been passing the week end with
friends.
Ray Kilgore is to become an actor,
having joined the Ethel May Shorey
Co. Mr. Kilgore is a young man Of
this town and has been prominent be-
cause of his ability as a vocal soloist,
at the various social functions and
among the various clubs. He Joined
the company Tuesday morning at
Gardiner.
The Bethany Guild did little extra
entertaining at its meeting Monday
afternoon and evening. At 6 o'clock
4 supper was given for the benefit of
he men of the parish.
The remains of the late Mary Ann
Welch will be brought here Wednes-
day night for burial She died in So.
Portland. where she was making her
home. She was the wife of the late
Moses WEIGH, formerly of this town.
Though no vote was taken ct the
last annual townmeeting in regard to
publishing the real estate list, the Sc
Iectmen feel that the demand is suffi-
cient fer the board continuing it and
the book will be published at the same
time as usual.
Speakers other than those already
published that will be at the annual
Board of Trade banquet Friday eve
ming will be: Capt. r. L. Marston and
E. n. Merrill. Skowhegan, and Har-
vey d. Eaton of Waterville. Gov. w.
T. Haines will be the prominent fig
ure for the evening.
Adam Simpson is planning to re-
establish his meat business here. It
is understood that he has engaged the
store on Madison avenue just north of
the one he occupied before his loss by
fire in early winter. This property has
recently been purchased by W. P. Ord
way.
Sheriff Frank Thompson returned
Monday evening from Jackman, where
he went on official business accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff Frank DON
ley of North Arson. While there
Sheriff Thompson appointed Henry
deputy sheriff to succeed
William Taylor, who resigned to en-
ter new business.
Colby T. Huff was in Waterville
Monday afternoon on business.