Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-29

Frank Pennell, returned to their
home in Fairfield Saturday morning.
i Granville Reid of Masardis is
passing few days in town with his
wife and daughter, who are with
MRS. Reeds father, F. P. Pennell, for
the winter. -,
George B. Fairgrives left Saturday
morning for Wilton, where he passed
the week-en with his nephews,
Frank and George Goodspeed. -
Earl Davis of the Kennebec En-
ployment Agency went to Brunswick
on a business trip Saturday morning,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Parker are In
town for a week, visiting their son,
DR.. E. A. Parker.
Kerry Steward Of Bath was in
town Friday on business trip.
/. J. Smith and family passed
Christmas with Moses French and
family in Solon.
Mrs Emma Bigelow, who has been
a guest Of her sister. Mrs. Ira Nor
ton, returned to her home in Lynn,
Mass, Monday.
Nahum S. Steward Of Bath spent
Christmas with his sister. Mrs Sarah
Marston. He returned to his home
on Sunday.
The independent Order Of For
testers will hold meeting at their
hall Tuesday evening, December 30,
at which time officers for the coming
wear will be elected. An oyster sup
per will be served.
Miss Helen Albro Of Peace Dale,
r. l.. a teacher at Simmons college,
is passing her vacation with MISS
Hannah r. Page of High street.
.Glennis, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E. F. IIaines Of Middle
street, who has pneumonia. is report
ed as somewhat improved.
Philip r. Burrill left for Rochester,
n. Y, Saturday afternoon, where he
has employment as superintendent IN
q wooden mill.
Mrs. NJ. E. Maxwell is visiting in
Hartland over the Weekend.
County Agent Storer of the Farm
Bureau was in town Saturday. re-
turning to Corinna on the afternoon
train He plans to be in Hartland on
Monday
Miss Hildred Tobey, one of the
. force at the Skowhegan telephone Of
fee, who recently underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the SOM
erset hospital. is improving and on
Christmas day was able to enjoy the
gifts of the girls in the office. who
made it a point to see that she had
merry Christmas.
| Hiram Bearce went to Dover sat
urday afternoon, where he will visit
with his mother. Mrs. Abbie Bearce'
Mrs. George Stilphen. who passed
Christmas with her sister, MRS
Maurice Gledhill, returned to her
home in Augusta Saturday afternoon.
John French. who was on a four-
day furlough from Annapolis Navai
Academy, was in town Friday.
Miss Lyle .Stinchfield. a student at
Simmons college. is passing the holi-
DAYS in town with her parents LIT.
and Mrs. w. S. Stinchfield.
About a Of the young people of the
town enjoyed progressive luncneon on
Friday The first course. fruit cup
was served at the home of the Patten
girls. Soup followed at the home OF
Miss Molly Blunt. From Miss Blunts
the merry party proceeded about half a
, mile to the home of Miss Beatrice Smi'
ley, where chicken End hot rolls and
olives were enjoyed The dessert was
served at the home Of Mrs. r. L.
Marston, where Mrs. Marstons sister
Miss Pauline Emery, is passing the hcl-
idays, and the distance of over mile
gave the party really fine appetite
for the dessert of ices. cakes and cof-
fee Tee dansant followed.
NJ. G. Baker of Eas- Madison was in
town Saturday
Sherman Shumway, student at Har-
ward Law school, is passing his vaca-
ton in town the guest of his aunt, Mrs
Matte Goodwin.
An invitational subscription Gance
was given at Grange hall Friday eve
ming in honor of the Homecoming OF
the young people who are away at
schools and colleges. The patronesses
were Mrs. Margaret Briggs, Mrs. Matte
Goodwin. Mrs. Vivian Woodbury., Mrs
Fred Sawyer. Mrs. Helen Wentworth
Mrs. BirCena Conant and Miss Mabel
Popler The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED in the Christmas reds and green
of the evening before, when the Grange
gave its dance, and the many and beau.
tifully gowned women. the lights and
Christmas cheer made a picture long
to be remembered. About 60 couples
enjoyed the dancing. music for which
was furnished by Sprinces orchestra
Of 8owdoin college students and was
exceptionally fine. During the evening
punch was served by Mrs. Annie Hack
EFT and Miss Lena Wyman. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McNeeiie of
Brookline, Mass. former residents of
Skowhegan. have been in town he
guests of Mrs. Matte Goodwin
A very pleasant little dancing party
was given at the home of Lucille Went
worth OH Madison avenue on Christ
mas eve. 1t was one of the several de.
lightful social affairs which the young
people who are home for the holidays
are giving. The following guests were
present: Lauriston Jacobs. Allan
Wentworth. Alec Thompson. Louis
Brown. Julian Goodrich, Misses lyle
Stinchtieid, Mandana Marsh, Molly
Blunt ind Helen Price Of Madison. Re-
freshments were served.
The marriage intentions Of Olin r.
Dudley of Skowhegan and Miss Ade-
iaide Smith of Benton are on fle at
the city clerks office.
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