Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-24

DR.. o. H. Tracy returned to Lewis
ton Monday on the mid -day train to
battend the Bates Alumni meeting on
Monday evening and other college
functions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nitchski Of
Madison avenue left for Boston and
Lawrence Monday on the midday
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cook of Au-
burn have departed after visiting
with her father, Frank L. Parker
and family.
Miss Gladys Moulton Of Dexter,
head uanographer for Arthur r.
Jones, formerly of this town, at his
Wa ;so!scag mill. departed Monday.
following q visit with Mrs. Amanda
Nitham Vt Middle street.
LEGAL people will be interested ia
lean that Russell S. Taylor. for
merry Of this place. has been re-
electad superintendent of schools in
the district comprising Shirley.
Grcenvillc, Long Pond. Jacl<man,
Moose River and Dennistown. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor have been residing
in Greenville for the past year.
Russell Relief Corps will hold its
annual field day with Mrs. Viola
Smith, Corps president, at her home
on the afternoon of Friday. June
27th. The members are to bring a
picnic lunch and their own dishes
| and may ask as many guests as they
provide lunches for. Mrs. Smith will
furnish coffee, cream and sugar
Members who have officers badges
out are requested to return them a,
this time.
Amer Russell went to Portland on
| Monday in response to call to
come from the hospital. where his
step-son, George Nelson. is receiving
! treatment.
| Mrs. William Mitchell with hel
! daughters, Mrs. Fred T. Hurley and
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Christensen. have
| gone to HamptLa Beach. N. H., te
remain until October. Florence and
Edith Hurley. the little daughters Of
Mrs. Hurley, and Billy Christensen
the little son of Mrs. Christensen
are also included In the party.
The directors Of the Somerset
County Farm Bureau held a meet
ing Monday afternoon in Municipal
, Court room with President J. B.
LaBree of Cambridge, presiding. and
Thomas J. Diofne in the secretary's
chair. The treasurer's report was
read by H, II. Fuller Of Hartiand
and plans for an Orchard Field Day
at the White Orchards on Hilton Hill
| were discussed. While no definite
! date was set it is expected that this
will be held later. 1t was also voted
! to hold the annual meeting at IL
/ o'clock the last Saturday in August
! at Skowhegaa. A matter which will
| be of special interest to Pomona
1 Changers in this section was the de-
cision on the part of the Bureau to
instruct the new county agent. c. A
| Storer, to attend the Pomona Grange
sessions. The president Of the Bur-
eau was authorized to attend the
meeting of the different presidents OF
Farm Bureaus at Orono. This was
the occasion Of the retiring county
agents last visit to Skowhegan In
his official capacity and he offered
remarks on this occasion. A rising
vote Of thanks was extended to this
gentleman, who has played such an
important role in Somerset County
agricultural activities for the last
few years. His successor, c. A
storer, also offered remarks. as did
County Agent P. W. Monahan, coui1-
ty agent leader. Those present were
]. 3. Labree, Cambridge; w. q. Bail
ey, Jr., Harmony; H. H. Fuller
Hartland; A. p. Howes, Palmyra;
Albert Ward. Hartland; L.. L Sand
ford, skowhesan:. George ". Weeks
Canaan; P. c. White and Thomas ]
Dionne Of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Frost Of Jersey
| City have been here and at Corn
VILE Saturday and early in the pres
ent week. Mr.. Frost Is prominently
connected with the 0trout Farm
Agency and formerly lived In Corn
Vile. His wife .is niece OF MIS-
Maria Folsom and while here they
passed considerable time with Mrs
Folsom motoring to various down.
river cities and up-river towns.