Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Mahlon A. Dane Wins Majority of the Special
Prizes at the Annual Poultry Show-Judges
Say: "A Fine Show" 1.-THE Premium Winners
Somerset Vital Stat istics- Fine Concert
Personals lettings

rriages-Skowhegan, Jan. 10, Ed.
I ward James Monroe Of Jay and Mis-:
Maud Steward: Raymond Gingrow o.
Gardiner and Miss Effn Mccarthy
John Croker and Miss Alice Gagne
Michael Sabol Of Arson and Miss Mo
| rim Provost; Andrew Loiselle anc
Miss Florence Lewis; Corinna. Jan.
Albert Fish Of Athens and Miss Amina
Brooks; North Islesboro, Miss Ethe
! Parker and Clarence A. Paul OF Bel
fast.
Births-Bingham, Jan. 8, a son to Mr.
and Mrs Charles Malfoy: Larone.
daughter, Glenys Maud, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Berry: Norridgewock. a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Nor
rill: ST. Adams, Jan. 3, a son to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bryant; Athens. Jan
! 10, son to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Whitney; Athens, Jan. 8. daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee William Foss;
Embden, a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
| Farmer: Skowhegar. Jan. 4, a son te
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Richardson
| Skowhegan, a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Hansen; Skowhegan, Jan
| IL. a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam Tozier; Skowhegan, Jan. is, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Marcou;
Anscn. Jan. 4, son to Mr.. and Mrs
Labaron Nelson; Arson, Jan. 7, a
| daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rogers
Deaths-Starks. Mrs. Frank Waugh,
"A; Jackman, Mrs. Mary Lacasse;
Lynn, Mass, Mrs. Naomi Otis Devine
formerly OF Norridgewock; Madison,
Oliver D. Deane; Hartland, Mrs, Bes-
sic Maxwell; Athens, Jedediah Cleaves;
Portland, Mrs. Alma A. Farrar; Bing-
ham, Llewellyn Williams; North An
son, Miss Ann Moore.
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Merrill Of this
town was in Bingham Friday, where
she furnished the program for the
Century Clubs meeting. Her program
was in two parts: First, an address,
Making the Best Of Ones Life; sec
ond. readings. a poem, Evolution"
scenes from Macbeth, and I'm the
Desert Of Waiting"
The Bowdoin Musical Clubs received
hearty welcome from SkoWhegan
people at their concert in the Opera
house Thursday night and gave a high
class entertainment. The combined or
ganization has over 30 members. Rich
ard S. Fuller. manager of the club,
was reader. w. P. Woodman was lead
err of the Glee Club and D. F. Kelley
OF the Mandolin Club. Arthur Nc
Quillan of this town is a member of
the latter. Following the concert. the
visitors furnished music for a dance
in Grange hall, which was attended by
a good many Of the High school stu
dents.
Miss Elizabeth Webb was confined
to her home Friday with tonsilitis.
The Good VIII Club Of the Congre-
gational church. has elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Pres.
Miss Hannah r. Page; vice Pres, Mrs
A. K. Jewett; Sec, Mrs. D. H. Bart
lett; Treas, Mrs. j. H. Lacasce. The
next meeting will be held the Goth. at
the home of Mrs. c. p Merrill.
Rev. H. G. McGlaufin will preach
Sunday morning on GOD, the Best
Paymaster" and in the evening on
THE Special Value of Average Peo-
pie The Epworth League service
will be lead by Mrs. McGlaufiin. with
the topic, "Evangels of the Home
Land" At the First Baptist church
Harry H. Upton Of Colby College will
speak.