Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-14

atory. They had tried once before
TO escape.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Parsons went
to Augusta Tuesday afternoon to
bring to Skowhegan Mrs. Della Leo.
who was apprehended in that city
and for whom the police in different
parts Of the State have been on the
lookout for several months. She is
accused of deserving her children
and a hearing will probably be in or
der, today. Wednesday. She is the
wife of Noah Leo.
The Ella Mitchell Philathea class of
the Bethany Baptist church was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. r.
Fremont Homsted. Monday night at
her home on West Front street.
There was no program. the presi-
dert Mrs. Mabel r. Judkins, presid-
ing ever the business session. A
good number of paper bags were
brors;t in by the members and a
committee composed OF Miss Velra
II. fogg, Mrs. Annie Burgess and
Mr.. Bertha Briggs was named TO
dispose of the same to the local deal
RS. During the evening the hostess
served refreshments. The next meet
ing i'll probably be held at the Beth
any chapel.
| Miss Mildred Merrill of Milford y.
IL, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bertha
Br ggs
| w. n. CLARK, we'll known lumber
man Ct Carat nix was a visitor in
SFuwr egan Tuesday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Fl A. Bennett Of
West Newton, Mass. are in town as
F.; .hc guests of Mrs. Bennett's sister,
| Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Merrill
Mss Alfredo Ellis will give a de
monstration 9f the canning and dry
ing CT foods in the Municipal Cou-;
room on Thursday August IS at .
O'Clock. This is part of the work
| done ~ the extension service at the
University Of Maine and it is hoped
that nany ladies of the town will
attend.
! The Pioneer Past Noble Grand's
| ASse citation vas very delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. Mary Fl. Bailey
at i1<r home on Bloomfield Green.
Baptist hill, Monday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the business session a pro-
gram of readings was furnished Nv
tt. following ladies' Mrs, Jennie
Hese ton, Mrs. Carrie Bealce, Mrs
Mahel G. Bragg, Mrs. Minna B. Saw
2Ge and Mrs. Cora Hurley. Late: he
ladies were invited to the dining room
where a Delicious luncheon vas
served. ten covers being laid. Sweet
peas decorated the table ana we're
used elsewhere in the house arrange
msn's. The next meeting in Septem-
Der will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Mahel @. Bragg. the president on
East Leavitt street
T, Df. and Mrs. c. r. Norc-oss ara
their son Of Hartland. are oc .,pyins
the Norcross cottage at Lake +Vesse-
/ runs"tt this week
Nh and Mrs. c. W. Day recc,ve1
cHn," rom their son. Geory. Dsy
! Tuesday Eating that he was wei
anG n,rpv"
| - c following Somerset county
me" rnving been indicted into mill.
'a}y service are leaving Thu -sday
morning TO- Wentworth Institute 70
iHceiV' training preparatory 70 SER
vice: Howard c. Rowell, Skowt2 .an
*. y. No. 4; Arthur w B,ane.
J.
L. Pooler. East Skowheean. Derry
1'o"thhy. Skowhegan; Irving P,lns.
Fhirfle.d; Wallace E. Pat >erson
Fairfield: Edward E. Rodericl. sum
mer street, Skowhegan: VIM. :. Con-
h"ry. Hartford Conn: Within l..
Fail banks. pittsneld: Richard 8. De-
viz Skowhe2an; Harold n. Lulav.
Starks: Clifton NJ. Reed, Port..nI.
Geol &c Doane of Boston and Mss
Helen Bradford and her motner Of
Dorchester, Mass, have arrived for
their fo'nth year at one Of tn. Fair
2lieve's cottages at Fairgrieves ray.
Lake Eescerunsett.
Sheriff Goodrich made another ID
'ior seizure Tuesday in his ondnayo-
TO strengthen the prohibition move.
ment il Skowhegan.