Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-16
DAILY KENNEBEc JOURNAL SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1915

Merle Foster ana MIS- MdOel OeckeT
The Golden Rod Branch OF the In
ternaticnal Sunshine Society was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs Maria
Cannon on Mcclellan street Thursday
afternoon.
The directors CT the Skowhegsn We
mans Club held business meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John E. Wadsworth and attend
ed to matters of business preparatory
to the opening Of the club work Of the
winter which will begin on Oct. 81.
Mr. and Mrs. George K. Robinson
are the parents Of a daughter, Bar
bara Ann, born Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Towle. who
have recently sold their residence on
Bridge street. moved this week to their
farr, in Cornville.
The first annual Ladies' night Of
Somerset Chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
will occur in Masonic hall on the eve
ming of Wednesday, Oct. q, beginning
promptly at 8 O'Clock, The following
program has been arranged for enter
tainment: Organ selection, Miss Mil
bred r. Weston; solo. Floyd Nye;
X, a.
Moore and Ray Kilgore; solo, Mrs.
Agnes Steward; reading, Miss Pauline
Oak; organ selection. Miss Mildred R..
Weston. A social half hour will follow
and refreshments will be served in the
banquet room, with card playing and
generally social affair.
The Ladies Circle of the NJ. z. church
will meet with Mrs. w. H. Emery,
Water street, Monday at 2 p NJ
The S H. E. Club held it's first
meeting for the season Thursday eve
ming, the club being the guest of Miss
Mabel Sweet and Miss Ethel Crook
The affair was given at the home of
Miss Lizzie T. Hussey on Water street
and took the form Of thimble party.
Refreshments were served. This club is
made up of Skowhegan teachers, who
come from out of town.
Mrs Donald Burrill returned with
her baby Thursday night from Boston,
where the baby has been in a hospital
for several months
All sections of Maine will he inter-
ested TO learn of the filing of the mar
riage intentions of Former Represent
tative Roy L. Marsten and Miss Mary
E. Emery Of Skowhegan. The marriage
is expected to take place in Novem-
her. Miss Emery is a daughter OF
Frank Emery of New York. She was
for some time a musician in Chicago,
where she won distinction as a pianist.
Mr.. Marston is captain of Co. E, y. G..
S. NJ, prominent Maine business
man. and forester of national repu-
tation.
Mrs. Roy T. Symonds is acting as
bookkeeper at the Office of Steward a.
Marie Fletcher, who is passing her
vacation in Nashua. n. H.
Miss Lula Gordon is visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Alden Williams, in
Somerville. Mass.
Among those who plan to go from
here to Portland next week to attend
the Rebekah Assembly are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Hurley. Mrs. c. ~ Bragg,
Mrs. e. X. oliver. Mrs. r. W. French.
Mrs. Edward Spear from Priscilla
Lodge and Mrs. Frank Paine from
Winona Lodge at Athens. 3"
Vital Statistics Somerset County
Following are the recent vital sta
tistics for Somerset county:
Dissatisfaction. Gap. Dean. for
merly OF East Madison: North An
son. Oct. S. Mrs. Ada Mann, - years,
Mainstream. Oct: !. Everett Hurd. IS;
Pittsfield. Joseph NJ Hawthorne.
Cornviile. Oct 10. Henry Doyen, 20.
Skowhegan. Oct II. Mrs. Laura Jew
EFT White, u; Lewiston. Thomas Drew
of Madison. 80: Fairfield, Oct. 9, Mrs
Desire Languet.
Maria es-Bingham. Oct. II. Will
liam Folsom Merrill of Skowhegan
and Miss jeanette F. Lander: Athens.
Sept. -, George Howard Rowell of
Harmony and Miss Gertrude Elviri
Littlefeld Of Har'iand: Athens. Oct.
II, Miss Lottie May GARNER and Ber-
rard Colby Weymouth Of St. Adams
Hinckley. Oct .. James n. Green of
Fairfield Center and Miss Ivanella
Relle Kelley: Scion. Oct II, Alta Ell
vira Gray and Edward l.. McIntire.
Births-To Mr.. and Mrs. George h.
Robinson. Of Skowhegan. a daughter,
Barbara Ann on Oct. IA: Embden. q
daughter. Barbara Byzantine, to Mr.
and Mrs. Bonnie Witham:, Scion, a
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest kiger:
lockwood. daughter TO Mr.. and Mrs
Jim Morrow; Scion. Oct. 3. a son tc
Mr.. and Mrs. Dion Robinson.
Mrs. Charles Mckinney and two
youngest children are expected here
this week. Rev. Charles McEihney
with the three older children having
arrived last week. They will reside in
the Hanson Tufts house on North ave-
nue., which is now being settled.
| A rife target tournament is being
| planned to occur at the re-euuipped
range of Co. f here about Oct. 80
| New targets of the latest model
mounted on concrete foundations have
been put up the present season.
, DR.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Cover and chill
dren returned Thursday night from ar
automobile trip to Limington and
Portland
The Responsibility Of Our Societ,
for the Christian Endeavor Union Lo-
CAL State and Union" will be the SUBJ
1ect at the O'Clock meeting of tbs
Christian Endeavor- Society at the
Congrega tional church next Sunday
Herman Tracy is now cierking at the
A. r. Jewett market
DR.. and Mrs. Milburn NJ. Fowler
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