Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-10-21

The latest marriage in town was per-
formed Wednesday by, Rev. F. c. Rogers
at the Methodist parsonage, the contract
ing parties being Leon Wallace Fellows
and Miss Alma Clark, both of Farming
ton. The bride is the daughter Of MI.
and Mrs. George D. Clark and has been
bank clerk. The groom is chauneur'
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Fellows of Pennington.
Miss Lulu Chapman left Friday noon
for two weeks visit in Gorham. Port
land and Boston.
The Hallowell High school football
team has cancelled the game with Show
hogan here Saturday on account of the
diphtheria scare and Skowhegan has ar
ranged for a game with Maine Central
Institute of Pittsfield at Fairview park.
Mrs. Fannie Fletcher and Mrs. Fred
Emery were in Waterville Friday after
noon.
Supply Sergeant Earle Patten was in
town with his family from Augusta over
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Ernest Holman returned 70 Canaan
Thursday night to visit her sisters and
mother She has been in Wilton, where
her husband has entered the drug bust
ness, and later will make her home there.
Misses Grace and Carrie Thomson were
visitors in Watervlle Friday.
Mrs. Minnie Pishon returned Thursday
night from Lewiston, where she has been
visiting her daughter for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weber and
daughter of Lewiston have, been passing
a few days with Mrs. Webber's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. jefferson Savage. Mr.. Saw
age who has been in feeble health for a
long time, is now confined to his room.
Plans are being made for community
fair to. be held in North eAnson Nov 9
and 10, in which all orders Of the town
will unite. Mrs Fred w. Bunker is large
ly responsible for this united effort.
Among the features will be supper one
night of the fair In connection with the
fair, also. an effort is being made to
raise a mile of pennies, which will amount
to over $780,
Excavations and other preparations
are being made for a large addition to
the Madison wooden mill this fall to
provide needed floor space for the wet
finishing department. The addition will
extend the whole length of the south
side of the wooden mill and will be one
story high.
Edward F. Merrill, Esq. will leave
SATURDAY. for Pennsylvania, where he
is to speak on assignments by the Ma
tional Republican Committee. during a
part or all of the remainder OF the
Presidential campaign. His first ap-
pointments are in thea district OF Con-
gresham Henry w. Temple.
r The following new books have been
added to the Skowhegan Free Public
library: Green Alleys (Philpotts);
World for Sale (Parker); Wreck OF the
Storm (Maeterlinck): Watermeads
(MarshalD; History of French Liter
allure (Wrigh); Immigrant Problem
Ganck); The Immigrant (Haskin);
immigration and it's Effect (HalD;
Ewes Other Children (Van Dyke;
Present Day China (Harding); Dor
othy Dale's Queer Holidays and Doro-
thy Dale and Her Chum Penrose);
The Way of All Flesh (Butler); Jap
anese and Chinese Problems; Letters
of Joseph Jaakin; Up the Road with
Salley (Sterrett; Good Old Anna
Loundes).
At the lSlanQ AVENUE SouSi SSceASAA
al church Sunday there will be no Sun
day school or Christian Endeavor SER
vice. The regular morning and evening
preaching services will be conducted at
the usual hours. During the evening
service the principal musical numbers
will be vocal duet, Nearer My God
to Thee" by Galbraithe. Miss Evelyn
Joy of Hinckley singing the soprano
part. Miss Joy is pupil Of one OF the
Waterville teachers of voice culture
and has the foundation Of splendid
soprano voice. ..The choir anthem will
be Lovely Appear" from the "Redemp-
tom by Gounod. with violin, organ
and piano accompaniment. There will
be an instrumental duet by organ and
piano from the opera St Lucia; also
two selections by the male chorus.
At the Bethany Baptist church Sun
day morning the pastor in his sermon
will make special reference to the proc
| lamation of President Wilson in refer
ence to aiding the Armenians. for
which Saturday and Sunday have been
set apart. At the close of the Sunday