Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-14

ford and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green
Friday night at North pond, Smith
field.
Miss Harriet Lord has returned to
Hallowell after visiting with former
friends in town.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Leon H. Pratt Luccy
B. Taylor) Of Hartford. CT. who were
recently married in Clinton, have
been in town during the past week,
departing Friday.
Ala the annual meeting Of Golden
Rod Branch. international Sunshine
Society, held at the home Of Mrs.
Frank Akeley. Mrs. Mary v. Roder-
lex was elected president for the fifth
year In succession. with the follow
ing slate Of officers: Vice president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson; secretary,
Mrs. Minnie r. Wheeler; treasurer,
Mrs. Susan Chase; chaplain, Mrs.
Daisy Leo. The next meeting will be
held at the farm home of Mrs. Violet
Horne on the Waterville road.
County Commissioners E.. T. Good
rich and Henry Crowell Of this place.
with Granville Perkins Of Madison,
chairman of the board. and Phillip
Deering OF Portland, Frank Peabody of
Houlton and William Aver of Oakland,
members Of the State Highway Com.
mission, were at Caratunk and Bing-
ham last Friday to meet Chief Enxi-
neer Paul Sargent and the boards of
selectmen in each town for bridge hear
ings at both places. The bridge con-
Germ at Caratunk is that spanning
Pleasant stream, and while no report
was given by the officers it is believed
that new bridge will be built there
next year.
Miss Helen and Miss Clara whiteside
of Lewiston have returned to that city
after visiting Miss Effice Nye, Mrs. A.
r. Butler and other friends in town.
Ihey both formerly resided in this
Community. Miss Helen having gradu-
ated from Skowhegan high schoo, in
the class of 1918. She is now a stem
ographer in the office of the Haskell
concern in Lewiston.
Henry Crowell has returned from a
business trip to Jackman for the CO.
turn heirs.
Mrs. Ella Laverty. Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
win Leonard. Mrs. Clarence Arnold and
baby Marion. all of Auburn. who have
been listing Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Pool.
er in East Skowhegan and Fred G. Nye
and family Of this village, have return
ed to their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Royal of Auburn
departed Saturday morning after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ware ana
other relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawley of som.
erville. Mass, who have been visitin,
at the home Of Mr.. Lawley's sister.
Miss Mary r. I-awley. for some time.
left for their home Saturday morning.
planning to stop en- route in Portland
for a short visit.
Something Of collision resulted at
the corner Of Madison avenue and
Pleasant street near the Bethany
church late Friday evening when the
public carriage driven by Joseph Pro-
venchal was considerably DANA xed. II
is alleged by Mr.. Provenchal that his
team was struck by the car belonging
10 j. Harvey White.
The body Of Taylor Goodwin. who d,e6
suddenly at the W. e. Weatherby farm
last Thursday. was taken to Lincoln
saturday for interment. Mr.. Weather.
by accompanying the remains
James p. Donnell and wife. Cant. D.
B. Donnell. Mrs. George Macdonald and
Miss ives of Pictou, y. s.. were an
automobile party to visit skowhesar .hc
latter part OF the week. making their
headquarters at the New skowhegan
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Woodruff OF
Pittsburg. Pa. who have been guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Wilder at the
Oxford. departed Saturday tor Old Or