Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16
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= f. L. Jewett anu si5,et Miss Florence
,jewett. passed Il lew days OF last week
i'll Portland.
! Roland Barker recently made bust
ness trip to Scion.
Everett Campbell remains i'll at his
home. His place in the shoe shop is be-
ing filled by Milford Tibbetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilman have moved
into the Bigelow house on the Mercer
road and Mr.. Gilman has commenced
work in the shoe shop.
Mrs. Lula Williamson has been seri-
ously ill during the past week
! Willis Huntoon is at the Peter Bent
Brigham hospital in Boston. where he
will probably be operated upon His
! father, James Huntoon, is with him and
! will remain until after the operation.
! Mrs. Charles Lancaster was called to
Skinner last week by the illness OF her
mother.
Merle Sheaff has recovered from his
recent illness
J Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Whiting are pass
ing a week in Boston.
Fred Kelley, who sustained shock
last week, is now somewhat better.
/ c. F. Pray has returned from bust
ness trip to Boston.
Charles Lovejoy has been in poor
health during the past few weeks and
unable to attend to his work in the shoe
shop.
Alfred Watson was in New Sharon Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his uncle,
| John Watson.
Mrs. ]. F. Woodsum is visiting rela-
| tives in Rockland.
Miss mise Tobey of Lowell, Mass. Is
| passing a few 6Sys with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Tobey.
The farmhouse occupied by Frank
Tinkham got on fire Friday morning and
was only prevented from burning to the
ground by the able assistance of sew
eral neighbors. AS it was, a large part
of the roof was burned.
Mrs. Lila Tobey and Mrs. Lizzie Hol-
way attended all meetings of the Pomo-
ma Grange in skowhegan last week
While in Skowhegan they were guests Of
Mrs. Cora Hurley.
Another dance for the benefit of the
fire department is advertised to be held
in Town hall on Friday evening.
! The sophomore class of the High school
gave a social and entertainment In Town
hall Thursday evening.
Miss Maude Moore. who has been pass
| ing several weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Moore, will return to
Portland the first of the week.
Frank Trench went to Boston Monday
for a week During his absence Merrfc
Holt will act as clerk in his store.
The officers of Quinnebassett Lodge. l.
o. o. F.. No. 109. and Somerset Rebekah
Lodge. No. II, were installed at joint
! installation on Friday evening. Follow
ing is a list of the officers of Quinne-
| bassett Lodge who were installed by
! District Deputy Grand Master Leslie
Jacobs of Skowhegan and Suite p. N.
G.. Ernest Gilman; y. c., Bonnie Smith;
v G.. Harry Heald secretary. Herbert
| Gilman; treasurer. Eban Miller; warden,
! Leland Merrill; conductor. Carl HUH;
chaplain, w. F. Brown; r. S. S.. d. l..
Jones: l.. S. S.. Arthur Huff; R. S. n. G..
! william Longley; L. S. n. G., Almon
! Blaisdcll; F. S. V. e.. Arthur Robinson;
L. S. V. c.. Clayton Topper; I. G., James
Huntoon; O. c., Ulmont Stanley. Fol-
! lowing is a list of the officers of the
! Rebekah Lodge, who were installed by
, District Deputy Grand President Mrs.
Violet Fogs and suite of SEowhegan--
p " c.. Alice Hale; n. G., Katie
Smith; " c., Cora Hilton; secretary
Josie Whiting; treasurer, Lila Tobey:
warden, Annie Tibbetts; conductress.
Addic Huntoon; chaplain. Harriet
Blaisdell; r. S. y. G.. Edith Jones; l..
S \. G.. Nellie Taylor: r. S. V. e., Lii
lian Hilton; l.. s. " G., Leona Moore;
I. G., Blanche Mills; o. G.. Hazel Whit
ney. After the installation remarks by
Mrs. Fogg. Mr.. Jacobs, Mrs. Bragg, Mrs
Mary Hurley. Miss Alice Danforth. Mrs.
Cora Hurley Mrs. Jacobs. Mr.. Bailey,
Mr.. Hurley and Mrs. Baker were lis
tened to. Exceptionally fine music was
furnished by Jones Orchestra assisted
by Miss Fifield of Bangor. who furnish
ed two very pleasing cello solos. Re-
Treatments Of Harlequin ice cream and
assorted cake were served by the IN
coming officers of the Rebekah Lodge.
The installation OF the officers OF
Somerset Grange, No. is, took place at
q special meeting in their hall on Sat
urday. Harland Ellis of North Arson
being the installing officer A dinner
was served at noon, after which the
following officers were installed: Mas
ter, Harry L. Head: overseer. Ellis
Tobey: lecturer, Elizabeth watson; .
steward. Alfred Watson; assistant
steward, Walter Head; chaplain, Katie
Ham: treasurer, Fred Jewett: Sec, D.
I ]. Haines; c. X, Walter Jones; Ceres,
Maria Head; Pomona, Susie Tobey;
Flora. jamie Heald lady assistant
steward. Linnion Brown. After the IN