Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-04-18

lie EVent-DivOrceS Granted
Mrs. Edith Gilfillan. Mrs Blanch
Whipple and Miss Myrtle Green.
The regular meeting of Sunset
Chepter, 0. E. s.. will be held Fri
day evening. There will be pro-
gram.
William Rowell has returned from
visit in Waterville.
Mark j. Bartlett. Waterville at
torney was in town during the day
Wednesday, having business to at
tend to at the supreme court.
Among the divorces granted du--
ing the April term Of court thus far
have been the following:
Orrin NJ Woodbury. Of Portland vs.
Stella c. Woodbury. of lockwood for
gross and confirmed habits of intox-
ication. n
James L. Andrews Of Bingham IS.
Mabel j. Andrews. formerly of At
tleboro, Mass. for statutory offense.
Mildred D. Fogg of Arson vs..
Carlton S. Fogg of Madison for cruel
ana abusive treatment
Nina f. Holland of Arson VS.. Will
liam Holland of Skowhegan, neglect
and failure to provide suitable main
tenance for the libellant; custody Of
Willard Holland given to the mother.
Nettie Edna Foote of Madison vs..
Hiram n. Foote Of Skowhegan, cruel
ard abusive treatment.
Carroll H. Sterry of Starks VS.. Rose
NJ. Sterry of Starks. cruel and abus-
i've treatment, no decree as to GUS
tody of child.
Ada Z. Berry of Moscow VS.. AlonZo
Berry of Moscow for gross and con-
f med habits of intoxication.
Ernest l.. Wing of Fairfield VS. Eff
fie Estelle Wing of Fairfield. statu-
tory offense; care of children. Annie,
Ethel L. and Alice Wing given to
father. and of Bessie. Hilda and
Clarence Wing to the mother.
Mrs. Warren LOOMS
Mrs. Sarah A. LOOMS. widow Of
Warren LOOMS. died during Tuesday
night a. the home of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Allen Rowell at the cor
reI of Madison avenue and Leavitt
street. Mrs. LOOMS died of a cancer
GUS affection. aggravated it IS
thought by an attack of the grip. hcr
final illness covering period Of
about six weeks She was 6S yeal )
old last FcblLary.
The deceased was born in Brighton,
the daughter of Charles and Phebe
Hathorm RoWell. Thirty-two years
ego last winter she was married to
Warren Loomis. who died May 60
1917. The family home was in the
Malbon's Mills district and Mrs
Loomis came to Skowhegan village
: 81 fall to assist in the care of h
L wing his demise she continued t.
make her LONE with NJ sis,cr-ir-
law and ibis spring was planning to
make Il more definite decisi,.l -'c'-
i've to her future residence. lIel
life for the most part had been pass
ed in Brighton and Skowhegan AMI
CT her fathers family there is now
left but one survivor, her sister, Mrs.
Ellen Corson of Brighton, who has
been in Skowhegan since Friday
Funeral ceremonies will he held at
| oCmis was Il member of the Free
viii Baptist church in Brighton.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Elmer Dunton that she left Saskatch-
evan, Canada North West Monday
moor and will arrive here to attend
the funeral of her mother, the late
Mrs. George w. Savage. The SER
vices Will he held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock from the Savage home
Madison avenue.
There has been a drop in the price
Of hay locally, ten dollars per ton be-
ing the price now offered.
Mrs. Wilbur Gray of Oldtown, who
has been visiting at the home of her
niece, Mrs. J. G. Clifford departed
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs.
Clifford who was going to Waterville
for the day.
County Commissioner F. T. Good
rich went to Augusta Wednesday to
appear before the State Highway
Commission relative to building the
Highway through from Jackman to
the Canadian line
- W llitbIlCh JPlt w tuHeSu3S
morning for a business visit to Port
land.
Rev. IF. G. McGlauf1in formerly of
Skowhegan. now of Berlin, n. H., who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Dinsmore left Wednesday
morning for Brewer where he will at
tend special religious celebrations at
the Methodist church in Brewer of
which he was once the pastor
Miss Myra Akeley went to Bath
Wednesday called there by the criti-
cal illness of her aunt, Mrs. Maud
Stewart Monroe.
Rev. Leslie Grundy Is in West
Paris this week preparing his goods
for shipment TO Phillips where he
will become pastor of the Methods
church. He will come to Skow hegar
for short visit with relatives, Mrs
Grundy and child being already here
The annual inspection of DeMola,
Commandery, K. T, held Tuesda,
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