Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-04-20

The following list of committees
have been appointed to serve the
Skowhegan Board Of Trade in the VA
rious branches of it's departments fer
, the year ensuing: Mercantile affairs
and insurance. Geo. II. Plumner,
! chairman, NJ. W. Savage. Geo. l.. IL.
| Smith Fred Poulin. $. Y. Bisson; wa
ter power and manufa cturing. II. J..
| SWEET, chairman, +. w. Briggs, L.
7. Thibodeau, II. +. Thompson. VIM.
r. Elliott; village Improvement and
sanitary affairs. G. =. Merrill, chair
man, DR.. Geo. f. Young. j. A. Cha
bet, Il. w. Leighton, G. f. Avore; /;
dcpots and railroads. S. w. Phibrook,
chairman. A. r. Jewett, b. w. Page,
X. E. Atwood, F. L. Flynt: education
and public library. A. Is. Butler.
chairman, Judge F. F. Lawrence. J.
! w. Fogler. FIR. J. l.. A. Renaud, l..
W. Gerrish; village improvement and
lpublic morals. w. 7. Seekins. chair
man. f. f. Merrill. Rev. c, H. Nc
Elhiney, f, Z. Madden. w. II. Cum
mings; good roads. w. P. Ordway.
chairman, +. L. Ford, Clyde H.
| Smith, Chas Green and c. NJ. Holt;
agriculture, l.. L. Sandford. chair
man, r. T. Patten, e. N. Merrill, l..
III. Goldsmith. A meeting OF the eX-
ecutive board Of this organization
was held Friday night.
J. Harvey White, who for the past
eight years has been employed at the
ottifiict,ie ffioffif tffihe Maine Central
| Railroad freight station here, will
complete his duties there next Tues
day. He has lately sold his residence
on Madison avenue and purposes -
leave shortly for California.
| Henry Oakes of Fairfield has
! bought the Corey farm in the East
Skowhegan neighborhood and will es
tablish his home there very soon.
| A telegram has been received b"
Charles f. Grant Of Norridgewock
bearing the sad news that his sor,
Clifford, was dead in France No par
ticu!ars were given. He entered the
service from one Of the western
states.
F. c. Tracy has leased the Geroge
Smith farm in Smithfleld for the
coming year.
Carroll Judkins. who has b"e1 in
Washington for the past year. las
returned to his home in Cor willie.
| The Richardson school at East
! Skowhegan will reopen Monday. the
| 29th with the same teacher as last
term. Miss Make NJ. Kennedy.
William Rogers has moved his
family from Madison to the Withet,
cottage at Lake Wesserunsett where
they will remain for a few weeks be-
fore coming to Skowhegan, where Mr..
| Withee is employed.
| The ANIMAL meeting of the corpor-
ators of the Skowhegan Savings
Bank will be held Monday. Mays, ~
10 o'clock in the forenoon for the
purpose of electing board of trus-
tees and transacting any other bus
mess that may legally come before
the meeting.
| f.. II. Goodrich, one of the board OF
Somerset county commissioners. VINO
was in conference with the state
Highway Commission earlier in the
week at Augusta, was much gratlfleo
at the interest the commission is
taking in the section of the ROAD iy'
ing between the Canadian boundary
| line and Jackman. He reports tht
plan as being to begin work at tAi
line and gradually build the roa1
through to the Jackman settlement.
| Announcement has been made or va
| rious religious services to be held II
| town at the Protestant EVangelica
churches for next Sunday. At the Cen
tenary Methodist church in the morning
there will be the usual services will
music by the choir. In the evening
~ taI hx, 4 a
w. Malley. who will repeat bv request
the William Tell Overture which hi
played at the Soross Club meeting il
the same church. He will also play
Will G. McFarlane's Spring Song.
Mill Gladys +. Pennell, director of mu
sic. will sing 20. Send Out Thy Light.
and Rev. Henry Clay Turner will preach
a sermon upon The Oldest Gold Mine
in the World"
At the Bethany Baptist church there
will be the usual service Sunday morn.
ing and evening with Mrs. Marion
Drake-Flanders as soioist and choir di
rector at the morning service. The pas
tor will preach both morning and eve
ming. The latter service occurs at 7Si
and follows the Christian Endeavor So
| ciety, which conFehSs a. wv
At the Island avenue Congregations
church there will be the usual services
in the morning with sermon by the
pastor and a vocal duet by Mrs. Efie
Poo,er Malley and Mrs. H. 8. Bradley.
In the evening there will be patriotic
Liberty Loan rally beginning at 80.
The mems chorus and the orchestda will
furnish music for the occasion and two
or three local citizens will give brief
| addresses.
Al tho First Baptist church there vim