Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-11
OdiIon Vique

OdiIon Vieue
The body of Odilon Vigue arrived
here Tuesday evening from Hallowell,
where the family had been residing
for some time. Mr.. Vigue, it will be
recalled. was seriously ill here about
a year ago. his wife, who was in
he Saskatchewan districts, being
summoned home. The family stayed
here for a time and then Mr.. Vigue
partially recovered and the change
to the city already mentioned was
made. The deceased was a brother
OF John Vigue Of Skowhegan and his
Wife. who is a dressmaker, acquired
a large list of acquaintance in this
section during her stay here and at
Lake Wesserunsett. Beside the wild
oW there is one son.
Mrs. Mary w. Rowell and her
daughter, Mrs. Perley Ward of Fox
croft, were the guests Tuesday and
Wednesday of Mrs. w. b. Whittier
and Mrs. Warren Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Dow of st.
Johnsbury, VT. who have been the
guests of Mr.. BOWS parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Il. Dow of Cross street, de-
parted Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mary 3. Stinchfield, Skowhe-
ean's woman coal dealer. left on
Wednesday morning for 81 business
visit in Portland and probably Bos-
ton.
john r. Casey of Portland arrived
Wednesday forenoon to visit briefly
with his family in town.
Miss Helen NJ. Smith of Portland
arrived in town Wednesday forenoon
To visit her father. Elmer J. Smith.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
smith.
The condition of Mrs. G. E. kelley,
who was taken by ambulance to
Somerset hospital the first of the
week suffering with pneumonia, was
exported from the hospital just before
noon "Wednesday as being slightly
improved.
Scott Lord OF Canaan, one Of the
! Undertakers to recently procure an
cato hearse. was Il visitor in S!lowhe-
gan Wednesday on business.
kcN. Henry Clay Turner leaves
Thursday for Augusta to attend the
Methodist conference. Various 9th
"rS of the Methodist parish will go
t. augusta for the Sunday worship
and there will be no services during
the day at the Centenary NJ f.
hutch here.
Mrs. Leon Cookson and little
daughter returned Wednesday t.
l;eadfield. after visiting here with her
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. b. Porter
! Arthur II. Jones, formerly agent for
the American Wooden Co. here. now
of Dexter. departed Wednesday aft
err a visit in town.
The services at the First Baptist
church this evening will be of fed
: Grated nature. The Methodist people
will go there in the absence of thei,
! secretary of the Sunday school work
ers Of Maine, will be the principal
speaker.
Friends here will learn with inter
! est that Ralph Merriam. son Of Rev
and Mrs. George Merriam. has re-
Gently enlisted in Co. +, 33rd Engi-
necrs. He has been located in Ohio
! for some time and enlisted from
! Cleveland and is now at Camp Dew
ems. AVER. Mass.
| Rev. and Mrs. Leslie Grundy and
child have been guests this week al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Grundy. They have been
( living in West Paris. where Mr.
! Crundy has been pastor Of the Meth
odist church. He left here for Au-
susta Wednesday to attend the con-
/ ference and does not expect to go to
/ West Paris for another year.
! \ special conclaNe of De Molay
/ Comrnandcry was held at the Asylum
Tuesday evening, the Temple degree
/ being conferred upon one candidate
/ Refreshments were served after the
work. Mrs Dimpson catering.