Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-01-09
SKOWHECAN NEWS
Funeral of Infant Harry HodgdonChurch Services in
Review-Johnson-P WeddngRunaway Causes Excite
ment-The c. c. c. c. Meets-Speca Services for Week of
Prayer-Revival of Hockey at High School

celebrated by FIR. j. Louis A. Remand.
The couple were attended by Miss
Florence Cowett and Walter NORM.
They will probably make their future
home in Skowhegan, the groom being
a weaver by occupation. He is the son
| of Lewis Gendreau of oxford, Mass.
The first meeting of the creditors OF
Henry H. Hubbard of Palmyra will be
held ir Skowhegan at the law office of
Lewis & Lewis, Saturday the goth. Mr..
Hubbard was adjudicated bankrupt
| Dec 80.
! Hockey is being revived at the high
school, the following candidates being
out for the team: Cassimir Bison,
Elliott Chase, Alex Thomson, Bruce
White, Arthur Lewia, Lauriston
Jacobs. with Alvin buchanan as cap
| tain and John French, manager The
| first game is scheduled for next Satur-
day with Good Will team to be played
here.
q, Geo. L. H. Smith had sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to be
at his store Monday.
| J. n. Smith is leaving shortly on bus
| mess trip to Boston. While away he will
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recently accepted position with the
Edison Light Co. in that city and with
his other son, Earle, who resides in Wa
ban, Mass.
Mrs Frank l.. Weeks. who has been
visiting at the home of her parents, Rev
| and Mrs. George Merriam, at the Beth
| any parsonage, left Saturday for heI
home in Orono. Mrs. Merriam accom-
/ panied her as far as Waterville.
The Ladies Social Circle of the NJ. E
church meets this afternoon with Mrs
l. ]. Smith on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Edward Estabrook arrived home
Sunday night from Damariscotta. Where
she had been visiting for several days
with her sister, Mrs. l.. Barnes.
Little Dorothy NJ. Nye, who has been
Verv i'll for several days, was reported
Yesterday as being slightly on the road
| to recovery.
| Manager w. c. Hobart of the Somerset
| Farmers Cooperative Tel Co. was en-
gagged yesterday in moving the appuf'e-
names of the business Office of the com
| r.,Y hack to it's former headquarters II
the CLYDE H. Smith block. For the past
| several months the oiiieS
have been in Norridgewock
/ Rev. J. w. Packard conducted a socla
uervice among the parishioners of the
| East Ridge church in Cornville SUNDAY
from the home of oliver Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren j. Foss, VINO
still keep their old home in Bridgtof
hut are passng the winter at the Lance9
| I1ouse in Pittsfeld, were VISITORS III
| s,owhegan for several hours Monday.
4 Miss Corrine Salley and little Lyhe'te
| Nantor returned Monday forenoon IRON
| visit with the formar's sister, MIS-
| Frank Fales, in Pennington.
The Protestant clergymen or sko"he
gan held meeting Monday forenoon a
The Methodist parsonage on isiano ave
nue TO arrange for the special services
during the Week of Prayer. Tuesday eve
ming Rev. c. II. Mckinney will preach
from the First Baptist church, Or. o
IT Tracy preaching from the Island Ave
CONGREGATIONAL church "Wednesday night
Thursday evening Rev. George Merriam
will preach at the Centenary NJ r.
church and Friday Rev. Frederick Z
| Rogers will conduct. the service "hlcf
will be held from the Bethany Baptis
church.
Judge c. O. Small of the probate court
has appointed Maurice p Merrill ane
Alfred II. Lang of this town to receive
and decide upon the claims of the cred
itors of Luther Temple. late of Bingham
whose estate has been represented In
solvent