Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

the FAMILY absent were Paul Dulac OF
Manchester. N. H., and Frank Dulac
Of Haverhili. Mass.
Mrs. Eva Turner and Miss Annie
Kilbreth Of st. Albans have returned
home after visiting with Mrs. Rebec-
ca Martin and Mrs. Emma Frost in
town.
Miss Mabelle E. Ross who has
lately completed course at the Gray
Business College in Portland is at
home for the month Of September.
There will be joint meetine Of the
Festival Chorus in Waterville Thurs
day evening. w. r. Chapman. direc-
tor, will be present. This chorus in
ciudes. singers from waterville, Au-
gusta, Oakland. Pittsfield and Show
hogan. ~
Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood and Mr.,
and Mrs. Phillip Merrill. Of Wood
fords, departed Tuesday after an out
ing at Lakewood.
Mrs. Imogene c. Merrill Of Cara
j funk is at her Lakewood cottage to
remain until after the Spiritual Camp
meeting which opens Sunday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Mcguire are
taking two weeks vacation from
their duties at the A. & p. store and
N. L. Shepley and Miss Lena Keith
are substituting there.
Miss Grace Hubbard who has been
visiting Mrs. Myron Loomis. has re-
turned to Lynn. Mass. She and Har-
ry Swanson have been visiting both
in this town and in Hartland. =
John White Of Bangor is visiting
here with Langdon Jewett for few
days. He Is the nephew Of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Powers Merrill Of this place.
his mother having formerly been
Miss Loantha M. Powers Of this
place. h. --.i-.
Notices have been posted notifying
citizens qualified to vote to- meet at
the Municipal Building in Skowhe-
gan on September 8 at 7.30 A. NJ. to
vote upon the several constitutional
amendments.
A large number Of Skowhegan's
younger people will soon be leaving
to begin courses Of study at various
schools and colleges. Miss Agnes p.
Mantor. who last year was q mem
Der Of the faculty at Pennington
Normal School. will leave the 18th
| for Boston, where she will enter
Boston University School OF Educa-
ton for two years course. Miss
Elizabeth Marsh Of Providence, but a
| graduate Of Skowhegan High, who
last year was graduated from Farm.
| ington Normal school. will also be-
| come student at the same institu-
ton. Miss Beatrice Smiley. another
graduate Of the local High and
Pennington Normal. will take up q
course In nursing. Miss Lois Mantor
will enter University Of Maine this
fall and the Misses Marion F. Ad-
ans, Corrine L. Salley and Doris To-
, hey will leave Monday to resume
their studies at Pennington Normal
School. Miss Anna Merrill. gradu-
ated from high school last June, hax
gone to New York to enter Hunter
College. Among the Skowhegan
, men returning to Bowdoin, College
are Arthur McQuillans and Maurice
Swain Philbrick, both Of whom halt.
ed in their college course to sniis,
In .the service. Lewis w. Brown
Alec Thomson, Bruce II. NJ. White
and Cassimir Bison are also to be
students there next year; .Adolph
Bison is to enter University Of
Maine for forestry course and there
will also be q number Of other men
either enter or resume work at
Maine this fall. Miss Chatelle Bis
son will attend a Boston business
college and Karl Tobey will enter a
Boston school to learn the science
of undertaking. Frank M. Huckins
will take a course In journalism at
Colby College; Ruby, F. Dyer will
resume her studies at Colby for her
second year: Miss Nellie Hamilton
will resume her studies at Burdette
Business College; Miss Lyle Stinch-
field will enter Simmons College:
Miss Doris Wentworth. q graduate
in the class Of 1918 from Skowhegan
High, will resume her studies for
the second year at Mason Institute
in Springvale; Miss Lillian Horne,
another graduate in 1918. is attend
ing the Worcester Domestic Science
School: Montford Meader. Edwin
Hobart and John wadsworth are all
to resume their studies at Maine.
and Thaddeus r. Triton, who has
been here during the summer. will
resume his studies in his senior year
at Colby College. Lauriston Jacobs
returns to Wesleyan University about
Sept. Is.
DR.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Cleveland
have arrived from Eastport and are
both to pass q few, weeks with Mrs.
Cleveland's mother. Mrs. Mary En-
cry, and her sister, Miss Eta Emery,
who are .supnmering ct the old EN-
cry homestead on Baptist Hill. Both
DR.. and Mrs. Cleveland were one
time residents Of this place.
Prospects are looking better for
the arrival Of q carload Of food
stuffs to. be put out to, local people
according to q statement made from
the ONCE Of the seiectmen Wednes-
day.
Miss M. z. Ward. who has been
at Lakewood with her, father. s. c.
Ward. for several. weeks. returned
to her home in Dorchester, Mass.
Wednesday. Her sister. Miss 8.
Madeline Ward. who underwent
serious surgical treatment at somer-
set hospital. has returned 70 Lake
wood and is much improved. Mr..
Ward, who recently broke his arm.
ID also doing well.
ekowhesan friends win be inter.
ested to learn Of the. safe arrival OF
a 10-pound daughter In the homo OF
Mr. and Mrn Harold Larry (LAna