Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-16

the case TO them and getting the lay Of
the land.
The woman's Association will; hold its
next meeting on the event of February 5.
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. Chase returned
home Monday forenoon from Pittsfeld.
where they had attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Chases mother. Mrs. Phebe Pat
ten. Their daughter. Miss Katherine
Chase. went from Waterville to be pres
ent al the obsequies.
Miss Ruth Breed Of Meredith, N. H..
is visiting DR.. Y. H. Tracy and family
at the parsonage Of the First Baptist
church
The meeting of the Woman's Mission
tional church will be held Tuesday aft
eTnoon. the 23rd, at the home of Mrs. 5
NJ Cover of Maple street.
James Morrow. prisoner at the coun-
" Jail, had to have an operation upon
! his hand because of proud flesh i'll
.. wound. Or. Stinchfeld was called Mon
day to attend 10 the man.
Tha members Of the Pioneer Past No
bic Grand's Association met Monday aft
/ ernoor FL yhc home of Mrs. Frank Bick-
ford in Railroad Square. Mrs, George II.
Burns assisting. The afternoon was
| passed socially by the past grands of
the Priscilla Lodge Mrs. Mary Hurry.
! the presen. noble grand being entitled
to attend for the first time. At o'clock
dinner was served in compliment to the
! ladies at Jones Cafe
! A pretty little party was given Satur-
day afternoon by Mrs. Harold Larry for
her class of girls from the Congrega-
! tional Sunday school. The affair was
held from the Larry home on East Front
street and games were played and re
I freShntuts were served.
Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs Cinda Buzzell Nitham,
which occurred in Fairfield. The deceas-
ed was for about A wears a resident of
Skowhegan and was a cousin of Mrs. A.
! H. Lang of Middle street.
+ Miss Ruth Breed of Meredith, n H.,
arrived Saturday evening to visit with
DR.. o. Fl. Tracey and the Rev. Eta G.
! Tracey at the First Baptist parsonage.
! Arthur Pomerleau arrived home Sat
urday night from Waterville where he
! had undergone an X-ray examination.
! The result of the observation indicates
that a surgical operation will be ne
ceSsary.
! Samuel w. Philbrick arrived home
from Greenvilie Saturday having gone
there to attend the annual meeting of
the Coburn Steamboat Co. which was
held the day previous. Harry A.
Saunders of Greenville was elected
president and Mr. Philbrick was elect
ed vice president, treasurer and clerk.
These two gentlemen together with A.
! A. Crafts of Greenville Junction, c. J.
Roberts of Greenville junction and c.
+. Woodland of Greenville Junction
comprise the board of directors while
Mr.. Woodland was appointed general
manager. Mr.. Robinson has been on
the board for As years.
The Glee Club concert, one of the
High school course of entertainments
scheduled for January II has been
cancelled by the manager of the Bow
doin Musical Clubs. The patrons of
the course are assured, however. that
an entertainment equally as good will
be provided for them at later date.
1t is possible that the musical clubs
can be secured later in the winter or
in early spring.
| Mrs. Walter H. Hight and little son
are expected home during the present
week from Middletown, Conn, where
they have been sojourning for several
weeks. Mrs. Nights old home having
been in that city
/ Captain E. A. Cass and his daughter,
Miss Jennie Cass, who have both been
quite i'll at their home on Water street
were Saturday reported as being some
what improved.
The most recent birth recorded at
the town clerks Office is thai of a son,
Robert Elliott to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
X. Smith.
Alphonse Bellefieur, who lives on the
C.. II. Gardiner place not far from
Malbons Mills, had the misfortune to
have a horse fall sick while in town
Saturday. A veterinary was required.
The Dillingham; place. a farm on
Parkman Hill. has been sold by John
n. Lancaster to Frederick Parkman.
Mr.. Parkman and his wife who have
been living on Heselton street since
their marriage will take possession and
move to their new home in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Hill of Antrim,
N. H., have arrived to visit with Mrs.
Hills brother. George Tobey and fam
lily on Bridge street
Luther Gaylord with his wife and
child are visiting at the home of Mr..
Cayford's sister, Mrs. Alonzo Smith
and other relatives in this section.
Mr.. Gaylord has not previously visited
here for % years. He is western
farmer by occupation being located in
British Columbia. He left Somerset
county % years ago.