Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-05-27

: A certificate Of organization for a
corporation to be known as the Nc
Clure & Bradbury Co., located in FAIR
field was filed at the register of deeds
Office Friday. The purposes OF the
corporation are: ITO own and operate
general machine and repair shops, to
carry on a general plumbing business
to purchase, operate, deal In, sell ana
otherwise dispose of all kinds OF ma
chinery, automobiles, motors, etc. the
amount of capital stock is $4,000; com
mon stock $4,000; preferred stock
none: capital stock paid in, $50; pal
value of shares, SO; names and resi-
dences of owners Of shares, Harry f.
Bradbury, Fairfield, 80 shares; John
Mcclure, Fairfield, 80; c. A. Bradbury
Benton, 1 share; in the treasury. 93s
shares. The officers of the corporation
are: President, John Mcclure; clerk
c. A. Bradbury; treasurer, Harry u
Bradbury, these three being directors
The annual meeting OF the Somerset
County Sunday School Association
opened Friday afternoon in the Con-
gregational church for two-days' ses-
sion, with about 40 delegates present
Quite a good deal Of interest was
shown in the work of the various sun
day schools throughout the county ano
the addresses We're full Of interest. Fol
lowing devotional service at 2 +. NJ
led by Rev. John H. TriteS, pastor OF
the Norridgewock Baptist church, Rev
III the
entertaining church welcomed the as
ISOLATION Response was made by the
president, Elmer E. Harris, Skowhe-
gan. At 2.SO Rev. William Wood OF
Madison gave an address and then
Rev. J. J. Hull spoke on The Aoui'
Glass ir the Church" The afternoon
was concluded with separate depart
ment conferences.
Tuesday, May 30, Decoration day.
the Skowhegan postoffice will be-closed
from to 10.45; II to 2; 215 to 40 ana
at 6 at night. There will be one coilec-
ton and one delivery by city carriers.
Rural carriers make no trips.
The first Philathea class of the First
Baptist church, which was the frst
class Of the kind to be organized IN
Maine, will celebrate it's ninth anniver-
sary at the church next Wednesday
night by a banquet and entertainment
for members only. This class now has
as members, though it started with
three and when organized nine years
ago had but seven members. The
younger organization, the Star Phil
atheas will serve the banquet.
Another of the pleasing Senior rhe-
toricals was given at the Assembly hall
of the high school Thursday afternoon
with the following taking part: Miss
Helen White, Miss Geneva Smith, John
Emery, Miss Lana Nottage and MISS
Margaret Churchill.
Friends here will be interested to
learn of the birth of a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Wyman of Portland
recently.
The First Philathea Class was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Carroll
Goodwin wednesday evening.
Following are the recent vital sta
tistics for Somerset county:
Births-East ST. Adams. May 20.
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Merle Grant;
Bingham, May q, a son to MI. aho
Mrs. Wilbur Keene; Hinckley, May 70
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Madison
Clifford; Portland. May 2, a daughter &c
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wyman; Norrldge'
wock. Nav "a. daughter to Mr.. anC
Mrs. Roy Mitchell.
Marriages-Skowhega May p. Ar
thur ]. Gotta and Miss Marie H. r
Levasseu Skowhegan, May 20, MISS
Gladys Maude Grove and Orrln wat
son, both of Norridgewock.
Deaths-Concord, Nathaniel Healey
"a: Canaan, Benjamin Priest, 1o5
Jackman, May %, Mrs. Joseph Foster
81: Cornville, May o., Mrs. Robert Pot'
ter; Embden, May 81. Mrs. George
Patten; Santa Monica, Cal, George =
Varney; st. Adams, May 20, A. Z. Hol
way, 81.
The intentions of marriage ofGeores
F.. Risteen and Miss Alice H. Twomo'
ly of Skowhegan are filed at the to"i
clerks office. Mr.. Risteen is baggage
master at the Skowhegan station.
Mrs. S. M. Cover and her two emil
dren. Muriel and Merrill, leave Satur'
day to pass a month in LiminStoh VIII
her mother. Mrs James Pillsbury.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rowell are plan
ming to move next week from Map'
street to the house connected with TN
feed stable recently bought by Mr
Rowell Of A. L. Hilton.