Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-21


COMMERCIAL cuufss are: Atsolnh Eniie
Gilhla1r, Daward Nelson Merrill Er-
nesf Adoiph Farndis. Kari {. RohI-
lard Vida Christina Besuturd. Chan.
TAI AaT.y 9issun. Eva A Chanu,.
FeHri M Dumunt. Fedora Lucinn.
Lsssard. Lana r. Merrill, Grace
Mary Parndis.
Ieneral cuurse: Arthur Lewis Chr
rsreau. Elliott Frank Chase. Thum-
as Henry Coburn. Lloyd Warren
Soioen. Harold A. Pooier. Fred Ray
ner' Maurice Newtm Kicker. Irving
Eugene Srmunds. ALICE Marion
Comber, Vivian M. Hubbard.
Classacal oounse: Adolph Lawrence
nissnn' Aari R Philbrick. Bit hard
Larr1more Turner. Rachel Hunter
Sonant. Grace Elsanor Hawes.
AAlnr-n Myrtle Eucklns. Adelnacie
6eien lancaster. Elsie Rayner. Mar
taa Carolyn Steward.
Sc1enfioc course: RAYMOND Grid.
ley Fogg Percy Z. Nutrsnr, Aana
Merriu
Manuf1hl services tur the 1s-.
TnumAA ". LAwiey, tor nss-,v m
years prominently identified with rho
notei life Of skowhegan. were held
rom his late hume Friday afternoon
al 2.3p o'clock. There was q large
attendance Of friends. Rev. Geprre
Adr11am uf the Bethany Bsptist
church omclated and T. C. LORD di-
rected The funeral ARRANGEMENTS. The
ODD Fellows and Rebekans ar1end-d
IN . body and the first mentioned
orosr performed funeral rites. Many
oeantIfu npwers were svmpH1heric-
ally let with the family. The -e-
mains were taken To the Suuths,oe
cdmefery fur burial. the following
members Of the I. o. o. F. traternity
serving as pail bearers: r
beArce. George Webb. Hugh Hurley
and c. N. HrREE. Out-of- town rel
atives hare to attend were the three
sons Of the deceased. Fred r. Lawley
Of Dorchss1er Mass. DR.. Brace I.
Laviey Of Arlington. MasH. and 10
seph e. LawleF Of MnttRpHn. Mass.
The later was accompanied by ms
wife and William Maxim. q sun-in-
law, arrived from Neiford. Mass.. 70
Juin Mrs. Maxim here and attend
the funreaI. J. e. Lawley, q brother
and G. L 1awiey of Sumervil,e. a
nephew. also were present. Reia-
tives of Mrs. Lswiey here from out
of town we're Mrs. Rata White Of
Fairfield. Mrs. Blanch NJ Harding
and Ralph Merrow Of Hart,and.
SkowhegHn Sorosis club will hold
its annual field day Friday afternoon
al Lakewood. Supper will ne served
al Lakewood Inn at $50 and the
Indies will attend theater afterwards.
Members are requested TO notify Mrs.
c. Nd. Eoit or Mr.. Efi1e c. Furser ON
or before Tuesday if they expect 10
attend
large number Of pupils went
from here 20 Lakewood about NOM
Friday for a picnic and outing Am
onE the schools represented were
pupils from the Park School chap
eroned by a former teacher. Miss
Lillace 3. Goodwin and Mrs Kate
Phillips. the freshman class of the
High school. and the seventh and
eighth grades. Charles Stinchfieid.
Miss .. ID. Larentson. Miles L-aura
Miss Belle DennIsun. one of the teacn-
ers al the Garfield building, LEFT Fr.-
dAy fur her home IN Cutler.
Mrz Z. E. Osborne of westfeid de-
parted Friday after visiting Mrs Cal
I'm Jones. Her dnughter Misc Mildred
Osborne. who iE a student a. an edu-
cAtiunRl institution IN Lancaster, Mass..
is remaining tr q iunger visit.
A; the Bethany church Sunday ynur1-
be the soiulst ana Prof. Kendall will
furnish ri3ltn music.
The sub1scf AZ the Christian Science
services al los IN Grand ARMY hall
vii! be ''Is the Universe. Inc uGing Man
Evolved by Atomic Furce-" Miss
GoidR Ksene VIII sing a solo.
The services AT the Centenary Meth
utiist church will follow the usual or
dsr next Sunday morning. The pastor
Rev. E Z. Nichols. will preach al lt3n
on the theme An Cnwise Comparison
Miss Gladys Penneil wit sing Come
Unto Him rom the Messiah- The BIZ
having a marked growth IN interest and
diLeUuhuct- 1ih1DoB HI 6E68 Will
welcome visitors and new scholars
Sunday evening sarviues union AT the
Cungrega- m. church.
While the rnmur was in circulation
about town that another mill was 10 re
huiit here BIZ the American woolen Co.
this seems 70 have simmered down to
the probable building of a brick STORE
house n feet long ana three stories
high which will without question he
added to the AHt1ersun mill. running
along Mil street. Engineers now have
the plan under consideration. but no
definite resuits hnee vet hean arrived
at. II the building Ia srected II will ne
used at present for storage purposes.
3. r. AAines and Frank Carpenter
prominent men Of the companv werc
hero on q tour Of inspection Thursday.
examining the prupussd plans. etc. They
were alsp PAYING inspection visits 70
other millx Of the company in tins Sec
riun. /
tAddistunRi skowhrenn newe esse-
where in this issue,
BELGRADE
LOCAL NOTICE
Last-In Belgrade cemetery. bin |
f,ld r,rt.sn,pr ScS mr. ga in hills :