Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-02

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cold meats. rolls. ice cream, cake and
cigars. Music was furnished by Me-
Elhiney's Orchestra. which deserves
especial commentator. Mr.. Goodrich
is a member of all the Masonic bodies.
In passing as county official, he
carries with him the best wishes of
all and the assurance that he will
always retain a place in the hearts of
the citizens Of Skowhegan.
Or. c. Earle Richardson is SO far
bile accident, as to be able to attend
to his office practice.
Friends of Mrs. Marjorie Salley
Fales regret to learn that her hus-
band. Frank Fales. passed away
Tuesday noon at their home in Wal
than. Mr.. Fales was Pennington
young man and married Miss Mar
jorie Salley. the older daughter of
DR.. Salley Of this town six years ago.
Since then they have made their home
in Pennington for the greater part
of the time. until last fall. when they
went to Waltham. where Mr.. Fales
was employed in the Waltham watch
factory. The deceased was 81 years
Of age. The remains will be brought
to Harrington for interment.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
J. Robinson was the scene OF pleas
ant occasion Wednesday evening.
when their friends and neighbors
gathered at their home to celebrate
the 50th anniversary Of their wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson have lived at
this farm home in Cornville during
their entire married life.
Mr. Robinson vas the son Of Mr..
and Mrs Chandler Robinson and was
one of three children. Miss Ava. a
younger sister, died some years ago,
and an older sister. Mrs. Hortense
Williams. now resides in Cleveland Q.
Mrs. Robinson was Miss Senith
Smith. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Smith. and passed her girl
hood days on the farm now owned by
Dell Kelley. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson
are the parents of two children. Lena,
who became the wife Of Wilder VAR
ney of this town. resides in Maiden.
Mass. where Mr. Varney Is employed
by the Carpenter-Morton Paint Com
pany. a son. Frank. resides on the
home farm with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson are in good
health and go about their work with
the same interest as when life was
much younger.
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
were served and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
inson were the recipients Of neigh
borhood gift, a token Of the esteem
in which they are held.
Miss Corine Salley. who accompanied
her father to Waltham because of the
illness and death Of Frank Fales. has
returned to her studies in Pennington
State Normal school.
There was a pleasant family gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Fall at their farm home Wednesday at
a New Years dinner. The families of
both Mr.. and Mrs. Fall were repre-
scented.
Nay Varneys orchestra OF four pieces
went to Athens Tuesday evening to fur
nish music for ball. The affair was
a Red Cross benefit and while the gath
ering was not a large on, because Of
the poor weather. all enjoyed pleas
ant evening and about sl2 was realized.
Refreshments OF sandwiches. coffee,
cake and doughnuts were served.
Harvey Mcclure. who was operated
on Sunday at Somerset hospital. is rest
ing as comfortably as could be expected.
The installation Of officers Of Eastern
Star will occur on the evening of Fri
day. Jan. 3.
The annual meeting Of the Catholic
Order Of Foresters occurred Tuesday
evening. The election resulted as fol-
lows: Court deputy. 0. A. Abbey;
court physician, DR.. c. E. Richardson;
chief ranger. Mrs. Mary V. Roderick;
vice chief ranger. Frank Dore; record
ing secretary, c. a. Burnor; financial
secretary, c. W. Bragg; treasurer. J.
II. Murray; orator. Alice Eashon; SEN
ior woodland. Mrs. Eliza Tan:ish: junior
woodland. Albert II. Finnemore; senior
beadle, Samuel Roderick; junior beadle.
Z. NJ. Ames: LIST trustee f. NJ. Ames;
I'd trustee. Q. A. Abbey. The installa-
ton of these officers will take place in
Grand Army hall on the evening Of Jan.
g. 1t is expected that l.. l. Walton,
past high counsellor Of the order. will
install the Officers. There will be
program Of readings and music and
cards will be enjoyed. The entertain
ment committee is composed of the fol-
lowing: Mrs. Samuel 'Roderick. Mrs.
Rose Murray. Mrs. Laura Dulac. Mrs.
Vitaline Dulac. Mrs. Marie Vashon and
Mrs. Eliza Tantish.
Selectman Clyde H. Smith went to
Augusta Tuesday. where he will take
up his duties as representative.
A pleasant party was enjoyed Tues
day evening In the banquet room OF the
I. o. o. F. hall in the form Of a watch
party under the auspices of Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge. Cards were enjoyed,