Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Or. SsIden z. Greene

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Friday in his Office here. practically
without warning. He had apparent
iy been in his usual health. The end
came at about p. NJ. DIR. Greene
was widely known in Somerset
| county. His parents were Fred ).
ano Jane (Knight) Greene. and the
aged mother survives her SON. He
received his early education at Som
, erset Academy in Athens and was
subsequently graduated from bow
dom Medical college in 1879. After
tina: he entered the medical depart
meit of the University of New York
from which institution ne was gradu.
ated in 1889. He began the practice
| Of his profession Iii Athens, but in
1851 he removed to Scion, where lie
resided up TO the time of his death
BE has had large practice in Scion
and other towns Of the county, and
Las been recognized as a very Joni
nant factor in the medical profession
OF this section. In addition to his OK
tensive practice DR.. Greene has found
time to serve his town in various
capacities. having acted as superin-
tendent Of school and secretary of
the board of health. He was pronli-
nently identified with the Republican
party and has been chairman of the
Scion town committee and a member
Of the county committee of that poll
teal faith. On Oct. 16, 1884, DR..
Greene married Miss Jennie Whipple
of Scion, who died several years ago.
He was a member of the Somerset
County Medical Association, past
r.laster of Keystone lodge. F. and A.
NJ. Of Scion and 4 member If the ].
.. o. F. and A. o. L. w. frateraities.
BESIDES his aged mother. DR.. Greene
was survived by one sister,,
Fred Harmon of Augusta. who has
been visiting with the family of
George Mitchell, departed Thursday
afternoon.
Quite a colony of Orlando. Fla,
people have been enjoying the quiet
of Lakewood surroundings this sea-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Whittier who
opened their bungalow quite early in
| the season are leaving the last of
next week on their journey home and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick. who have
also been at the Lake from Orlando
! have already left for visits enroute to
Portland and Boston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ephraim Hamel OF Orlando have been
i! building fine bungalow at Lakewood
| in the vicinity of the Ward cottages
at an expense Of several thousand
dollars with modern improvements
and other attractions. Another cot
tage being built near the Whittier
and Lombard cottages by Tracy Gates
Is to be the summer home Of Mrs.
Smith Of Bingham. This is a very
attractive little cottage and Is being
finished with wood brought north
from Florida.
Sherman Shumw way accompanied
by his aunt. Mrs. Matte e. Goodwin,
motored to Brunswick Thursday. the
former continuing on to Cambridge.
Mass., where he and Donald w. Phil
brick are entering Harvard Law
School. The two gentlemen roomed
together at Bowdoin college during
| their course before the war at that
institution and will now continue
their studies together at Harvard.
Special attention has been called to
the members of Skowhegan relative
| to their attendance upon the special
| meeting of Somerset Pomona which
| will be held at East Madison next
| Tuesday. The program as arranged
by the lecturer OF Pomona includes
two topics for discussion. The first
Is Does Grange growth depend most
upon sociability. ritual. lecture hour,
| financial gains or on legislative att
| tsinment?" with L. C. Jewett. Carrie
Baker and Hattie Clement as the
| speakers and the second topic is:
| What remedies has the Grange to Of
| fer for high cost of living?" with
L. F. Boardman, NJ. G. Baker and An
ME Bosworth as the speakers. The
| welcome address will be voiced by
Lillian Savage. lecturer Of the host
| grange with q response. Mrs. Maria
Head of Norridgewock, the worthy
| chaplain of the Pomona Grange.
There will be other program features,
a dinner. and 1t is expected that 4
large class will receive the NTH de-
gree the first thing after the business
| meeting Of the forenoon session.
The Somerset Central Agricultural
| society announces that there will be
given $94 in prizes for the Boys and
| Girls Agricultural Clubs Of Somerset
county at the annual fair, offered un-
! der the well understood plan recon-
mended by County Agent Storer.
| They are as follows: Best 10 potatoes.
LIST, $500, "a. $500, Sd. $1.00; best 10
| pint Jars canned goods. LIST, $500. I'd.
$500, Sd. $1.00: best 10 carrots, LIST,
$500. I'd. $500, Sd. $1.00: best 10 beets.
1st' $500. I'd. $500. Sd, $1.00: best 10
sweet corn. LIST. $500. I'd. $500, Sd,
xl.O0: best 10 flint corn. LIST, $500. I'd.
| 800, Sd, 800; best 20 onions LIST.