Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-02

mas knit nfty-s1x pairs or SOCKS TOT
the soldiers and since the need for
soldiers socks has passed. she has
knit ten pairs Of stockings and nit
tens for the young people Of her fam
lily.
Miss Gladys Chase and her friend
Miss Clara Gammage Of Bristol have
returned to Colby college after pass
ing Thanksgiving recess with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Chase of
Madison avenue. While. at home the
Misses Chase entertained a few
friends at tea party in honor Of
their friend Miss Gammage.
Priscilla Rebecca Lodge will meet
in I. o. o. +. hall Tuesday evening.
Dec. End. at 100 o'clock. There will
be an entertainment and light re-
freshments will be served.
Eben B. Chase Of the Blunt Hard :
ware Co.. with his three sons, Lieu
tenant Enrol c. Chase, who has re-
Gently returned from overseas, Ell
liot F., a student at Colby college,
and Fred. a senior in the high
school. enjoyed a hunting trip in the
Lexington region last week.
Mrs. Albra smith went to Hart
land Monday morning for q few
days visit with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Martin. who has been
visiting with Mrs. Rebecca Martin
returned to her home in st. Adams
Monday morning. Mrs. Rebecca Mar.
tin accompanied her.
Mrs. Emma Frost, who for, MANY
years lived in the family Of the late
.. d. Stewart Of st. Adams, left
skowhegan Monday morning for q
visit with friends in st. Adams.
Miss Myrtle Green passed Monda,
in Waterville and Good viii.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ, Will a,
Avon left Monday afternoon follow.
ing a visit with their daughter. Mrs
w. w. Creation Of this town. Mr.
and Mrs. Will went from here IN
stetson where they will be the guests
viii.
Rachel Conant. Doris Cover and
Eleanor Halves. students at Colbs
college. returned to Waterville Mon.
day morning.
Miss Katherine Chase Of Water
vile. Who has been visiting at the
nome OF her father. w. o. Chasa
over the Thanksgiving holiday re-
turned to Waterville Monday morn.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford left m
the train Monday for Sarasota. Fla.
where they will pass the winter. M
chnord fs interested In an or.nga
ana grapefruit farm in that locality
The last chapter in the life OF Her.
man Steinbers, recently deoeased. vii,
be read with interest BY Skovh...n
people. Mr.. Steinberg, after iivins
IN this country for soine years. went
nack to Germany in 1899. whils
tnefe. through the failure of the I,sio.
SEEKER Bank. he lost all the ttionev
which he had carried back vitN him.
amounting to some $4,000. In 1eoI
or '0b he came hack to America
where he staid for some month";. an6
seeing no good opportunity 70 Oman
z business at that time he returns6
to Germany. In 1905, he came as.in
to 6kowhsgan ana In April. 1910. ~
went into the clothing budness m
the Morrison q AcClellan block. n
y stated on good authority that ~
this time he was not worth L dollar.
In the last nine ana one.haif years
he has done . small business ana va
supposed to be barely MAKING q iv.
ing. During this time he has denied
himself the comforts of life ana 10
people whom he knew best no was
continually abiding to his poverty,
After his decsase. a special admin
istrator. Hon. r. F. Danforth OF
Skowhegan. was appointed that the
stock In his store might be ct once
disposed Of and just az the last pieces
of stock were being handled an old
shirt box was taken from the upper
shelf and in this were found six
packages done up in paper. the frst
contained $4,000, the second 5000, the
third $1,000, the fourth $3.50. the fifth
$3.50 and the sixth $500, making S7739