Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-05-20

George L. Foster heads t,-e J. u
producers of butter fat amorg the pa
irons of the ShoHhegan Jersey Cream
cry for the month Of April, with 1852
pounds Byron Lambert came second
with 3532 pounds and Perley Withee
third with 1886 pounds. The price
paid was IS cents per pound. Follow
ing is the list Of patrons producing 1op
pounds or over Of butter fat: Good Will
Farm. 1868 lbs. 10 COWS; George Fl.
Weston, 1855 lbs. 6 C 3 heifers; George
n. Weston. .31l lbs, ga cows, h;
Albert r, Hodges. 20l.e lbs. h;
DR.. f. II. Stevens, 245 lbs. c; y. q.
Woodsum. 213.1 lbs, c h: j. W.
Packard & Son, e01.4 lbs, C h; K +.
Mosher, 1S6 lbs, c; III. +. Clement.
100 lbs, 10 c: Sanford Nitham, 23l.b
lbs. !. [: f. l.. Parker, lG9 lbs, SC;
Byron Lambert, 353.2 lbs, l3 c: Z.
Williamson. 172.7 lbs, lie; l.. f. But
Ter, 201.2 lbs. IS G; Eugene S. Watson,
231.1 lbs, l C: Elmer +. Towne, 1858
lbs, G; T. d. Salley 4 Son, e52.1 lbs.
12c; @. w. Counce, 111.1 lbs, c: j. l..
Barker, 194.S lbs, 10 c h p. +. Wi
thee. 1896 lbs, c II h; Miss Florence
NJ. Reed, 169 lbs. s c: Il. ID. Dunlop,
225.2 lbs, h: n. f. Hall, 1868 lbs.
c: Ray Moody 2o3.2 lbs, ! c; George
Friedrich, 1863 lbs. c: George f. Fos-
ter. 1896 lbs, II h; S. +. Nay. 153
lbs, h; Charles Holden. 111.5 lbs,
G ! h; H. l.. Watson, 1853 lbs, G
3 h. f. n Merrill. 1913 lbs. II c; Tur-
ner Buswell. 235.1 lbs, c.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the dedication ball of the
new shoe shop on Tuesday evening.
May %: Open air concert by 1st Maine
Regiment Band of the Maccabees out
doors near shoe shop, following open
ing selection at : =. NJ. in the down
town section. Concert on the third
floor opening with overture by Reed
Band; Popular Two-step King of tna
Air. by Lodge; The Hunting Scene. by
Ruccalossi; soprano solo, He Was a
Prince" Miss Flanders of Madison: Sc
lection, Grammar School Orchestra;
reading. Doris Carpenter of Madison;
soprano solo. Mrs Agnes Steward; bass
solo Lyle Moore; exhibition dance at
Q =. NJ. by profe Ssionals from the Cas-
tie School of New York. followed by
opening of Grand Ball on second floor;
selection, High School Orchestral So
Irano solo Mrs. Eta Bradley; read
ing Miss Lena Colby Of Bingham; duet
Pearl and Charles Beaulieu: exhibition
dance by professionals from the Cas-
tie School Of New York. The accom-
panists will be Miss Ella Flanders, Mis-
Mildred Weston Miss Lena Landry ana
Mrs Ethel W. Ames. The readers are
graduates of the Leland Powers School
Of the Spoken Word of Boston.
An examination under the Act for the
state Certitication Of Teachers will be
i eld on Saturday, June "a.
The Naccabees ball will be given on
May 20. as first given out, and has not
been postponed as some have thought.
The Grange benefit dance, however,
has been postponed until June :.
Mrs. John Walker has returned to
Skowhegan after passing the winter
with her son, Cyrus Walkcr IN North
AnSon.
The piano pupils of Mrs. Florence
Huntington assisted by a few Of the
voice pupils of Mrs Philo Steward,
will give Q musicale in the First lar-
,ist church Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lozo and
daughter of Burlington, VT, arrived
Thursday night to visit Mrs. Lozo's
sister. Miss Leda GARNER, and her
mother for several days.
DIR. Julia Nay Kincaid Went Thurs
lay to Boston. where She VIII attend
The New England convent:"a of OS-
.eopaths.
Rev and Mrs. F. G. Rogers arrived
Thursday night to take up the duties
If the pastorate. They will 'A located
1t the Ho,al oxford for a few days
until the Methodist parsonage is rem
ovated for their occupaucr.
At the 6 o'clock 3ergrce of the Fp-
worth League Sunday evening the
eader will be dressed in Chinese CO s
tune. The subject Will be How Can
We Capture the Students of china: ":'
Following are the recent vital statis-
tics for Somerset county:
Births-North Anson, MAY ). a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
DuiEt; Madison, May :, a SON to Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Higgins; Skowhe-
gan. a son, Olin Robert. 10 iir. ard
Mrs. GaspHrd Boulette; Silowaegan, a
daughter, Mary Magdeliue, to Mr. ana
Mrs. 1saie Leblanc; Smithfeld, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis lIar-
dy; Smithtield. a son to M:. and Mrs.
Carroll Holmes.
Maria riages---Eingkam, Miss .ra Bean
and Emile l'ecteau; For1 Fairfield,
Earl F. Martin Of ST. Albans and
Miss Gertrude Ireland
Deaths-Starks. Mrs. Hannah Ric:--
ards. SO; Mercer, Henry 7. CIoswell;
Mrs. Eunice Estes; Tie
Forks, Oliver Adams; Madison, o. I.
Williams; Concord. Mass, Miss Ali.
Johnson, formerly of Solon; Madison,
" alter Salley; Canaan, Mrs Susan
Allen; Skowhegan, Mrs. Johl WALKER.
50; North Fairfield. Frank It;lnrewcl..
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Clcmentine Weston ". G r. l.. VIII