Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-27

LII al kNSS OAA W SAAesP AS'
According to the state law relative
TO the Workingmen's Compensation
the family of Elmer Gagne who died
the first of this week as the result
OF injuries sustained in the collision
between two cars on the Somerset
Traction Company line, will now re-
ceive for the next 800 weeks or near
~ six years one-half Of his weekly
wages.
Miss Gala Kennedy has returned
from Moose River where she has
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Luther Moore.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoxie Nye who is
spending the summer at her cottage
at Smithfeld was in town Friday
greeting acquaintances.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burt and five
children of Pressure Isle were among
the out of town tourists in Skowhe-
gan during the present week. They
made their headquarters at the New
Skowhegan House.
J. H. Kelliher of Waterville has de-
parted after being here to visit Mrs.
Keliher, who is assisting the nursing
force at Somerset hospital.
P. f. Lachances will spend Satur-
day and Sunday visiting relatives
and friends in Waterville.
w. l.. Watson has the old casino
in place on the site of the burned
barn on the Morse place and later
expects to move another small build
ing which was near the one time
popular amusement place at the Pines
up to the site of the ruins for sleep
ing accommodations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell ar
rived home Thursday night from a
stay of some days in Jackman.
Arrangements are nearly completed
for the Somerset Pomona Grange
Field Day to be held at Lakewood
i,ugust 6th Plans are being made
to have a highly entertaining pro-
gram with speakers of unusual merit
Among those who Will give the ad-
dresses will he state Master w J.
Thompson Of South China. DR. G. NJ.
Twtchell of Monmouth and probably
some out of the State speaker aC-
cording to Mrs. Lizzie Watson Of
Norrdgewock, Pomona Lecturer
Local speakers are also expected ~
assist in the entertainment and music
Will be furnished by the Pomona.
Frank Hooper of Waterville for
merly conductor on local trains 10
Portland is in town this week calling
or friends.
II e e+r
left Friday morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lord and
family in Portsmouth. n. +
Peter Larkin OF Waterv1At. master
driver on the Kennebec river was in
town Friday on business.
Mrs Herbert Durgin Gertrude
Groder) has come to Skowhegan to
remain for time, her husband, Her
tert Durgin being one of the contin-
gent to -eave for Camp Devens, FIJI
Gay.
Mrs, ]. Wallace Blunt and children
left Friday for Spruce Point. Booth
bay Harbor where they will remain
for time.
Inc WantoknoWit Club of the First
baptist church are planning for \
Neighborhood party for the bows and
girls on the church lawn next
Wednesday evening.
MISS Ella Mckenney of Lake Par
I'm Is visiting at the home of her
uncle, George Groder.
AT the Methodist church naxt Sun
oay morning Rev. Henry Clay Tur-
iief VIII have for his subject "A
fopuiar Presentation Of an C.d Doe
u'nc. Evening service from to 5
O'Clock, The pastor will continue the
story OF the two brothers in four
chapters giving the fourth chapter.
Elder II. W. Carr Of Portland will
be at the Seventh Day Advent chir.3
'h's SATURDAY forenoon and will con
duct service at 80 Ii is also az
pecled that he will remain for The
aIter service and members and
friends attending are asked n hring
their lunch baskets for a noontide
luncheon together.
AT st. Mary's Catholic church there
VIII be the usual masses and a recep-
ton to the Ladies of st. Ann, whan
rev candidates will Ne accepted at I
O'Clock in the evening.
In the morning at the Concrera
tlonal church the choir Will sing NE
Gloria from Handels Messiah and
Mrs. Eta S. Bradley and Mrs Etre
Pooler Mailey Will sing the fmogs
duet by Menolsohn entitled In i:s
hands are All the Corners 81 tie
Earth. At tie ves2ers in the eve
ning the anthem will be 70 Lord
Most Holy, by c. Francke. with ,.jD.
lin. piano and organ accompanjnent
and Mrs. Malley singing the oDli-
cato. Father Lead Me" from tie
captata OF Belshazaar will be sung
by Miss Evelyn Nj Flanders OF Mad
lson. Mrs. Eta S. Bradley and Fred
Rayner. Prof Kendall will nlay a
violin solo and the organ and piano
duet number bv Miss Roy L. Mars
ton and Miss Ella NJ Flanders vii
be pharaprase Of the HOLY Nicnt
These are the nal services until af-
ter vacation as the church Will lie
closed during the month of August
AT the Bethany Baptist church
there will be the regular services
Sunday, musical features at the fcre-
room service being the violin music
by Prof j. A. Kendall and choir ma
sic.
At the Christian Science church
the subject will be Truth"
At the First Baptist church there
Will be the regular forenoon 3eryice
with sermon by the pastor. Next
Sunday evening weather permitting,