Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-08-28

George A. Fuller of Greenwich Village,
Mass, and Mrs. Charles s. Bradley of
Boston.
1t isn't often that a horse attains the
ige of 3S years, but such is the case of
''old jim" who with his deceased mas
ter. Stephen Green, formerly of Cornvine,
was once familiar on the streets of Show
hogan. The animal originally came from
the West and was purchased in Gardi-
ner by a relative of his present owner
He came to this section in 1891 and is
row owned by Edgar Whittier the third
generation of the family to be the pos
SCISSOR of the animal. He was worked
during haying and Master Leonard Whit
tier, the fourth generation, was his
driver
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Simone who have
beeen members of the stock company at
Lakewood theatre this season, have gone
To Boston and will later go to New York
Among the other players who have de-
parted are Miss King, Miss Armstrong
and Billy Lyons, the last three having
gone to New York.
Skowhegan relatives received word
Wednesday from Mr. ana Mrs. Stephen
in Munich, Germany, comfortably and
safely located for the present Mr. and
Mrs. Pepper went abroad in July, plan
ming to remain for two years, during
which Mr.. Pepper was to pursue a course
of study at the University OF Berlin.
This program has, of course, been inter
rupted by the European war.
Miss Verna Abbey is visiting relatives
in Bingham.
Mrs Nellie Drawn is ehaperoning
party a Chas. fashions cottage at Lake
Wesserrunsett.
Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs Louise
Mitchell o. Mechanic Falls have been
passing several days with Mrs E. l.
Savage on Winter street.
Eugene Moore has returned from a bus
mess visit to Danvers, Mass.
Carlton NJ Holt has been in Boston
matters of business.
Skowhegan acquaintance of Erastus
Marston of Oakland, ca will be graft
flied to learn that ne is recovering from
an illness which has affected him for
some time.
Paul LeFever of Maiden Mass. mas
! been visiting mere with Mr.. and Mrs f.
T. Goodrich. In company with Master
Julian. Mr.. LeFever has been occupying
the Good Cheer cottage at Lakewood.
Lawrence Holsworth OF Lawrence,
Mass. is here for two-weeks visit with
! relatives.
a stated convocation of Somerset Chap
ter. Royal Arch Masons, will be held at
80 P. NJ Friday.
Miss Margaret Taylor, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer Taylor of Long Mead
ows. Mass. is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Pauline Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Larry purpose to
go to Sandy Point next week for vaca-
ton visit.
| Mrs w H. Fowler has been visiting in
| Brewer this week with her sister. Mrs.
B. F. Webb.
! Mrs. Camille Fountain and Mrs. NJ.
/ Lessor have been visiting in Augusta
during the present week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips of
| Boston, who are among the summer
! colony at Fairgrisve Bay, Lake Wes-
| serrunsett, are the parents of a daugh-
ter, horn Saturday Air. Phillips is one
| of the Instructors at the Institute of
| Technology.
Requiem mass was sung Wednesday
morning between s and o'clock by
| Rev Father P Z. Desjardins at ST.
| Mary's Catholic church for the repose
of the soul of Pope Plus X. There was
special music During the hour of the
| funeral all Catholic business houses
in Skowhegan were closed and the
bells in st. Marys steeple were tolled
in memory of the deceased Pope.
Friends of Mrs. Will Malbon of
Leavitt street who was thrown from
a carriage, Aug. IA. in the vicinity of
thee White schoolhouse, will regret to
! learn that she has been suffering quite
a little from her injuries. She is con-
| fined to her ROOM not having yet been
able to walk
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Sawyer and Hen
ry Varney attended the Regimental
reunion at Waterville Thursday.
Mrs. Quincy Kilby of Boston is here
to visit her daughter Mrs. William
/ Phillips.
l. Miss Persis Wiggin left Thursday
/ morning for her home in Somersworth,
\. H, after visiting with the family
of her cousin, E. B. Chase
VIII Lemieux of Fitchburg, Mass,
! who had been on a trip to Canada,
accompanied by his wife, stopped off
! in Skowhegan on his return to visit
his brother. Louis Lemieux This was
their first meeting in 20 years.
c. E. Embree of Bangor is to address
a meeting at Hinckley Wednesday af-
ternoon, Sept 2. and will attend the
Grange here that evening. Thursday
he will be in Athens, where an all
day meeting will be held in Grange
hall. The afternoon of Sept. he will
address a meeting in Grange hall
! Skowhegan, and in the evening at
| Canaan. These meetings will be I'M
der the auspices of the Farmers Union
and will be full of information to the
betterment of the Farmers economical
| conditions.
Fifteen special prizes of So. So to
LIST, and 81 to md have been provided
for market apples at the Somerset
/ Central Agricultural fair to be held
/ Sept. 10, IL and II by the following:
Carlton NJ, Holt on Northern Spy:
/ (bar1as Cook NNaoItl,x,. r,