Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-11

Pa,,en and Miss Aollie Blunt. left
THURSDAY morning for Brunswick to
attend an entertainment given unde.
the auspices Of the Dexe society At
Eowdoin college Mr.. and Mrs
Swe,. are the guests Of P.esidea, and
Mrs. & c. Sills-
The following town officers have
been appointed By the board Of Sc
Iec.men: Mix inspector. Eden Boyd;
eoastables. Frank P. Penne!l. John
Nu,,ing. Arthur Leonard. George
Resteen. Adam Simpson: sections, Sid
ney Pooier. s. H Bradbury. John E.
Avors. George BuIzeiI. Charles Nc.
Laughlin: fence viewers. Clinton
Luce. Henry Richardson. Fred Loom
is; surveyor Of weights and meas
c. Fletcher. Fred Hill. Charles Long
fellow; veighers Carl II. Holt. Mary
B. S,inchfsld. Harry Burgess. D. ~.
Smiley. Perisy Jackson. Ernest Grod-
er: surveyors OF stone. Albert Web
ster. Horace Reed. Horace Hooper;
surveyors Of wood. bark and lumber.
James Eutting. Charles Wallace. s.
H. Bradbury. Henry Crowell. William
D. Snow. Roger Brooks: dog con-
stable. Lucas Graf: commission to in
vestigate Skowhegan water distric.
and source Of water supply. Fred ?.
Lawrence. Byron Perkins. r T. Pat
ten. Ade!ber. Porter: committee to in
vestigate heating plant in Garfield
school building. Bert Fletcher. Louis
HouiEier. Clyde wh;pple. Frank p.
Peaneil and Fred T. French.
Miss Hazel Burkhart, who has beer
Al Somerset hospital for several
weeks. has so far recovered as to be
able TO return TO her home on NJ:
Pleasan, avenue.
Joan l. Fish and his mother Mrs.
Annie Fish. who have been passing
the winter in Florida. have returned
10 their home on Middle street Mr..
Fish was greeting his many friends
Thursday and says the State Of Maine
is a good .nough place to live in.
Sorosis held its annual meeting
Wednesday evening in the library par
lors. There was a delicious supper
served a, $40 under the supervision
Of a committee composed OF Mrs.
Georgia Goodwin. Mrs Emma pun.on
and Miss Clara Tarney. About ~
members sa, down to this repast. and
it proved one Of the most social events
of the winter. The mattresses were
Miss Margaret Churchill. Miss Verna
Abbey. Miss Maria Fletcher and Miss
Alice Wmitten. At the beginning Of
the business session reports OF the
accepted. after which the business Of
the election Of officers was enacted
This resulted in the following cleo
ton: President. Miss Leila Fair
brother: vice president. Miss Marie
Fletcher: secretary. Miss Sarah Snow;
treasurer. Miss Dorothy Day. The
board Of directors consists Of Mrs.
Harriet Parker. Miss ve-na Abbey.
Mrs. Jessie Piummer. Miss Margaret
Churchill. and Mrs. Margaret Day.
4 short program was carried GU.
after the business. It consisted Of a
piano solo b: Miss Ruth vles; song
and encore b. Miss Isabel Thomas,
accompanied by Miss Pearl Hary:I,e:
piano selections by Miss Mary Friend;
songs by Miss Gladys Pencil accom-
panied by Miss verna Abbey, and
readings by Mrs. Maud Jewett. Plans
were begun for the annual field day
Of the club.
Frank c. Folsom. an old time resi-
dent Of Cornviile. Maine. was found
on the floor pr his home a, the top
Of the so-called "Bat,y Hill" wednes-
day afternoon. by a neighbor who
lives but short distance above the
house. AS the people living there
had not seen Mr.. Folsom about tn.
house since Monday. they became
fearful that something had happened
ard went into his rooms 70 fnd things
as stated above. His son. Bert c. Fol-
som of this town was summoned. ard
Mr. Folsom was taken to the home Of
his son. Thursday Doctors are Of the
opinion that he suffered a shock as
long ago as Monday afternoon. He
has not as yet regained consciousness.
Miss Gertrude Weston is in New.
ton on a few days visit. She is the
guest Of Miss Emerson who was at
one time a teacher in our public
schools.
Regular meeting Of skowhegan
grange was held in their hall wednes.
day evening. The third and fourth
degrees were worked on a class Of
candidates. A delicious baked bean
supper was served
Next Tuesday evening there will be
another of those popular grange
dances under the same mana cement
as the ones which have been held
through the winter. Mantor's orches-
ira will furnish the music.