Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-05

Mrs. d. J. Greene. who returned home
from Albany. n. Y. last week. is passing
few days in Waterville prior TO open
ing her home on Water street.
Harvey D. Eaton. Esq, of Waterville,
was in town Saturday on business con-
nected with the new lumber finishing
mill which he is erecting in Cornville.
New machinery has been installed, also
a blacksmith shop, and carpenter shop
and there will be an office in the upper
story. The place which is near one Of
the small settlements in Cornville is not
expected to be patronized to any great
extent by the public. but with the six
sets Of farm buildings which Mr.. Eaton
owns in that vicinity and the repairs
needed on farm machinery it is more
than probable that the place will be Of
great value to him. The structure sets
on a solid foundation of rocks which
have been picked from the Eaton
farm lands.
-EX-Congressman Gould is Just having
the finishing touches put upon a charm
ing bungalow on Bridge street, which
has been leased to Mr.. and Mrs. Myron
L. Smith. The kitchen and dining room
are entered from the ground at the rear
of the building and are separated by one
flight from the living rooms on the Sec
ond floor. On this floor there are three
rooms beside the large reception hall
while on the third floor are two dainty
bedrooms and All attractive bath. Hard
heating plant has been installed and
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appearance of the reception rooms.
Following q trial here before Judge
Brazzill of the Western Somerset NUM-
cipal Court Friday evening, Mrs. Stella
Woodbury. OF lockwood was found
guilty on a search and seizure case and
was fined 800 and costs or sentence
at the Reformatoty for Women. Mrs.
Woodbury. at first decided to appeal but
finally decided to pay the fine with costs
which amounted to s32.50. The one
story frame dwelling where she resides
at lockwood was searched by Deputies
Lamb and Maynard and they found
quantity of liquor in a trunk in the wo-
mans house. It is understood that the
woman has been complained Of as hav-
ing previously sold liquors and several
men more or less intoxicated had been
since coming from her home. Mrs.
Woodbury. maintained that she made
hop beer and sold that and soft drinks.
She further maintained that she cared
for patients of DR.. Hanson when his
hospital was full at lockwood.
Harvey mclaughlin and Elmer Ray
Of PresQue Isle have been visiting at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Luce
in the Bigelow Hill neighborhood Mr..
Ray is one Of the big potato growers
CT the Aroostook and this year has been
an exceedingly successful one for him
Donald Ward philbrick and sherman
Shumway we're at home from Bowdoin
college Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Savage and
daughter OF Portland were guests Sat-
urday and Sunday at the home of Mrs
Savage's brother, Carroll Viles.
The Skowhegan Rife Club finished
it's contest with the Bowdoin Rifle Club
Friday evening at the armory and re-
suits will probably be learned today.
Robt. Moore had the biggest score Of
the evening making 50. Wednesday the
local team finishes with the Androscog-
gin club.
II. q. Judkins. formerly In the dry
goods business here. now In trade at
Clinton, visited here the last of the
week.
Miss Margaret Leavitt Of PurceIle,
Okla. accomps MED her cousin, Mrs.
7. W. Briggs. back east TO enter a pre-
paratory school for college.
Skcwhegan Sorosis will hold a meet
ing next Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Vivian G. Woodbury. In charge of the
program.
The following officers have been elect
ed to serve tie Centenary NJ. e.
church for the year ensuing: Stewards,
Il. F. Gaylord A. H. Cleveland, John
Delano. S. F. Emerson, w. H. Emery
L. w. Gerrish, John Fl. Grundy. f. r.
Hurd, Roy B. Lascaster, J. Herbert
Lewis. E. A. Oulton, E. D. Packard T.
NJ. White; trustees, s. F. Emerson. ].
Fl. Grundy, L. r. Jacobs, John r. Nc
Clellan. E. D. Packard. !. J. Smith, NJ.
j. Smith. ". r. Steward. Chas. e.
Young: committee on Foreign Missions.
Rev F. c. Rogers. Mrs. Anna F. Mer-
rill. Mrs Alice w. Steward: Home
Missions. l. S. Moore. NJ. j. Smith;
Sunday schools, J. n. Smith, Mrs. A. n.
Lamb. Miss L. NJ. Weston: tracts. Rev.
F. c. Rogers. Mrs. A. H. Cleveland.
temperance, S. r. Emerson, ]. H
Grundy, w H. Emery; education, Rev.
F. G. Rogers, L, ". Gerrish. A. H.
Cleveland. Mrs. Rena ". Turner: hos
ritals. Mrs. F. p. Pencil, Mrs. z. D.
Packard. Mrs. Eliza Coveu; church
records, j. H. Grundy, A II. Cleveland:
Freedman's Aid, Rev. F, G. Rogers. Z.
y. Packard. l. j. Smith. Eugene Mer-
rill; auditing accounts, S. F. Elmer
sor; parsonage and furniture, Mrs. vi
ola Smith. Mrs, Ellen Emery. Mrs a
y, Lamb: music, Rev. F. C. Rogers, f.
A. Oulton. J. n. Smith, Chas. Turner.
recording steward. l.. ". Gerrtsh. dis
trict steward, J. H. Grundy; trier Of
appeals. s. Emerson: superintendent
OF Sunday school. L. S. Moore; prest
dent Of Epworth League, Earl Grun-
dy: president OF social circle. Mrs. W.
ola Smith.
Several ladies Of the Eastern Star
are arranging for a whist party to oc-
cur Wednesday evening next In the
Masonic banquet hall.
About SIS was cleared from the food
sale conducted in the Morrison -McClel-
Ian block Friday afternoon by MEM
bers Of the Ladies' Social Circle Of the
Centenry church. Those in charge were
Mrs. A. B. Lamb. Mrs. VIVA Harville