Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-30

| who left Sunday night for San Fran
| cisco, Cal, to visit his brother and
| then from there are to sail for Ran
| pastor of the church. They expect to
| be away six years. Accompanying
Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cleveland and child
Fand Miss Alice whitten
7 Mrs Nahum S. Steward of Bath
returned home Sunday after being
here to visit with her sister-in law,
| Mrs. c. A. Marston. She accompa-
| pied Mrs. Phebe Steward back from
| n visit in Bath.
The Portland Packing Co, under
the local management of Fred r.
Hill. has completed the seasons corn
pack with between SOC. 1000. and 60O,-
600 cans of product. This is nearly
twice as laige as the usual pack has
been in years past. When the can
ming of beans is completed the to-
tai output will be well UP to 500 900
cans.
The pupils of the schools were Civ
en- holiday Monday to allow the
teachers to attend the convention in
Madison. During the fair DAYS there
will be but one session.
Mrs. H. L. Nichols and her Sun
! day school class of young women
from the Methodist Bible school re-
turned Monday from few days
passed at the Mcclellan cottage at
Lakewood. The young ladies have
| come to town each day to attend to
Vina Harville has been assisting Mrs.
Nichols as chaperone of the happy
| gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar, H. Murphy of
Hayerhill, formerly of this place. are
in town renewing acquaintance
They came by automobile and are ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. F. L.
Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Ryan
and chauffeur of Haverhill. Mr.. Muir
ply is the son Of Lyman Murphy of
| this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green have
returned home from a visit with Mr..
Green's sister. Mrs. David Kinney in
Easton with relatives in Caribou and
vicinity
Mrs. Eugenic Aver of Athens was
in town Monday. bringing with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corson of Wor-
cester, Mass, who had been her
guests and who departed on the out
| going train at 1l.45.
A reception was rendered to Mr..
| and Mrs. Archie Cromwell of Har-
mony Saturday evening at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. George Currie, pa
! rents Of Mrs. Cromwell, the affair
being held at the Currie farmhouse
between here and Lakewood. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cromwell were married August
~. the bride being the youngest
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Currie. Be-
tween so and IS persons were present
to enjoy the pleasures of this occa-
sion. included being a sister. Mrs.
Archie Reed of Bath. The program
included remarks by Rev. Herber, L.
Nichols. pastor Of the Centenary
Methodist church in this village. an
essay by Mrs. HI. L. Nichols and a
reading by Mrs. Harley Bishop, a
sister Of the bride. The remainder
OF the evening was passed socially
ana with games. refreshments Of ice
cream. fancy waters. candies and fruit
being partaken OF. The gifts were
very numerous and included cut
glass. linen and silver. Sunday the
couple left for their home in Har-
mony. where they are to be located
for ths winter. the groom being q
farmers. The bride Is member of
the Centenary Methodist church in
snis Village and the Epworth League
connected Herewith.
Sessions Of Supreme Court were
resumed Monday forenoon at 1ils.
CHIEF Justice Cornish being an
nomced BY Crier +. L Jipson. The
case On trial was that Of Cleophas
ana John Biais W.. the Jackman
Lnmber Co was taken up. Al ef
the evidences was In on both sides.
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