Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-04

day in the Churches-Report
Skowhegan Creamery-Feed
Fete for Red Cross Benefit at
citation President in Town Sc
The herd Of cattle belonging to Geo.
E. Foster Of Cornville, furnished the
largest amount Of butter for Skowhe-
gan Jersey Creamery last month.
4lo.7 pounds. Nearly 10000 pounds OF
butterfa were received at the cream
cry for the month and the price paid
at the farmers door was At cents per
pound. Producers of $50 lbs or over
were: Joseph Boiler, 17S lbs; A. w.
r. iGles. 1877; Geo. H. Weston. 241.2:
Dennis Chase. 1875; George N. Wes-
ton, 202; A. S.Hilton. 167; James Snow.
1888: Albert E. Hodges, 300; Miss Lucy
Bigelow, 161: e. A. Oulton, ia; DR.. E,
H. Stevens. 1856; Irwin Williamson, 1888;
Sanford Witham. $50: H. P. Clements,
PCS; Q. c. Williams. III; A. G. Wood
sum, 273: Fred Priest, 16S; ]. W.
Packard & Son, 23O; J. w. Packard &
Son, 2S0: L. G. Trafton. IT'S: c. s.
Holmes. 1876: r. f. Mosher, 4o1; f. H.
Clark. EOS; p. W. Bickford, 176; W. E.
Marston, 209; E. Williamson. $50; L. F.
Butler, 1853; Eugene Watson, 1871; j.
Grips. 225; T. D. Salley & Son. 25i;
Geo. f. Jones. 1863: Perley Adams. 162;
Henry H. Dunlope. 22S; Z. S. Ward,
1872: Barker 6 Brown, 100. Walter Row
ell. IT'S; p. F. Withee. 39S; Miss Flor
ence Reed. 1913: S. H. Beal, 1853; c. B..
White. 81; J. F. Sider, $50; BecKwith
& Taylor, 800: Frank Parker & Son,
1856; B. D. Dunlap, III; Oscar Kicker,
1877; F. L. Hight. Sill: L. NJ. Whittier,
152; H. E. Hail. 20s; D. D. Collins. Ia;
J. c. Scott. 21T; Charles Beckwith. I'll:
H. w. Rowell, 1853; Harry Fall. 2o2; A.
F. Merrill. 17s; G. P. Badger, ISL; Fl.
l.. Watson, IFS; E. c. Matthew 204;
Charles Holden. III; Geo. H. Foster 6;
Son, 1874; f. E. Salisbury, ZIG: Clifton
Jewell 29l; H. O. Bean. 204: l.. L..
Sanford, ISL: F. W. Loomis. SIS; Mrs.
NJ. Chamberlain, 17s: E. n Merrill,
1913; w. S. Rowe. 232; Turner Boswell,
$50; H. Miller, POS; H. E. Decker. ISL;
Alton Gerald, 165; Alpheus Gerald, 1853:
Town of Clinton, 1874: Edgar Hunter.
339; Ray Moody, 22s; eco. Friedrich,
1856; ]. L. Barker. 1853; L. Foss. 159.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Williams have
been passing a few days with Mr..
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Williams in Caratunk
Friends will be interested to learn
that a son has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McManus.
The State Board of Assessors will
be in session in the court house here
Tuesday, Aug. IA.
Miss Minnie Brown of Boston. for
merly Of SkowhcGan is the guest OF
Mrs Myron j. Smith at her cottage at
Lake Wesserunsett.
The partnership which has been ex-
listing between DR.. A. b. Borden and
Charles J. Wendell, both of Skowhe-
gan, under the name of the Skowhe-
gan Steam Laundry Co, has been dis
solved.
The serious illness Of Mrs. Mont
Russell. whose home is on the Mod
lunkus road, Is reported.
Rev. George Merriam will go to East
Madison next Sunday afternoon TO
preach in the church at that place at
3 o'clock
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Fred Pugh, whose home is
in the Pugh Corner neighborhood to
Miss Gladys Gordon. The wedding was
solemnized in Bingham.
Centenary Methodist church will be
open during August. The program for
Sunday is as follows: loio
or
pastor. subject, THE Soldier Saint
z evening service with sermon by tne
pastor. subject. Truths about Tempt
alton" At the morning service the SO
loist will be Harvey White with carr
Malley at the organ.
Feed took another Jump here Fri
day, corn cracked corn and mean go
ing I'D so cents each, now costing s4.oo
per bag in the local market. Ihere
is also a rise generally in other grain
products, mixed feeds bringing $2.oo'
middlings $275, gluten. So and cotton
seed $3.50.
Charles II. Davis of New York. pro-
prieter of Kilcare farm, between here
and Lakewood, is arranging for a Dig
lawn fete. with booths for selling OF
various articles as Red Cross bene-
fit. The affair will be held on the
grounds IL his fine country estate. His
niece. Mrs. Beatrice Carpenter OF
Somerville, Mass, who is his guest for
the rest of the season, will assist in
the arrangements.
F. Elmer Nolin, assistant to the
Chief Surgeon Of Maine, was in town
Friday for a short visit with his moth
err. Mrs. Annie Nolin. He announced
that work on exceptions for draft
would not be begun until the last OF
next week.
C. w. Bell has gone to Richmond to
spend Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Marshall Viles and children
left Friday for an outing at the j. c.
Viles summer cottage at Long Island,
Portland Harbor.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, presi-
dent Of the National Woman's Suf-
frage Association, is to deliver an adj
dress in Skowhegan on the 4th of Sep
TENDER.
In the bankruptcy case Of George w
Washburn of Skowhegan who was adj
judged bankrupt Aug. s of last year.
a petition has been presented that he
may have a full discharge from all
debts provable against his estate und !
er the bankruptcy acts and hearing
has accordingly been ordered Sept.
at Portland on the same.
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