Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-19

| seph Steward and graduated from
/ Skowhegan high school in the class
| Of 1871. Her grandmother is Mrs.
Phebe Steward Of Baptist Hill. She
was overseas in clerical work in
connection with the American Red
Cross and has many friends in this
| section.
Miss Beatrice Genthner, one of the
First National banking force, left
Saturday for visit with relatives
| in Damariscotta.
DIR. w. s. StnchfieId and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott and
child enjoyed q weekend motor trip
to Rumford to visit with friends and
relatives and to accompany Mrs.
Stinehfield back from a visit there
| with her brother.
Miss Mildred Smith Of Roslindale,
Mass. who has been the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. C. W. Goodrich, has
gone to Peaks Island for a visit and
from there will go to Livermore Falls
for visit before going to Roslindale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hamlin Of
waterville returned home Monday.
after visiting with Mrs. Hamlin's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George X.
Thomson. Mr.. Thomson, who is tenn
porarily stationed at Pittsield with
the American Wooden Co, in the
shipping. department of their mill.
was also~at home returning to Pitts
field Monday on the o'clock train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Gardner of
Corinna were guests the first Of this
week Of Mr.. and cars Fred c. Nye.
Miss Sadie Flanders, bookkeeper
in the office Of the Farmers Tel. Co.
is enjoying a vacation at Long Is
land with Mrs. NJ. c. Viles.
Mrs. Frank Fuller OF Somerviiie,
Mass, formerly Of this town, who
has been the guest of friends here,
has returned.
An anniversary mass was Offered
by FIR. Renaud with special choir
music and organ music by Mrs. A. B.
Borden on Monday morning for Will
liam Henry Demo, formerly a mem
her Of the selectmen of this town. Mr..
Demos grandson, William, was bur-
led only Saturday from the same
Church. both having met tragic
| deaths.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ]. Smith Of Cedar
street and William Palmer of Corn.
Vile left here Monday on an auto.
| mobile trip to the White Mountains
via Pennington, Bethel and Mohawk
trail.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Allen OF vii.
ton have been in town during the
East week and for the weekend Wis.
iting relatives and attending to the
settlement OF the estate Of MI
Aliens mother.
The selectmen have ordered a car
or army food stuffs, being sold hy
the government as planned.
Mrs. j. H. Lancaster and oaush-
tiers. Adelaide H. and Geneva, have
returned from Peaks Island.
Candida Usi, who came here fron,
the Philippines as a servant IN the
John N. Merrill household, has been
IN the service since leaving Skow-
negan and is now at Fort Onts rio In
New York cook for the officers. He
wiz probably be discharged from
the service and come to Skowhepan
about the middle Of September.
Attorney and Mrs. Daniel 1ewis
with their son. John Lewis, wife and
son. John Lewis. Jr., left SUNDAY for
sherman's Mills. where they win Wis
1t Mr.. Lewis father, the Oldest male
citizen in that town and other reta :
tives in that section. The family liv.
ed at Sherman before coming "a
Skowhegan. Mrs. Edward Roherts
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
who has been here from Montrea,
TOT several weeks with little Marion
Roberts. accompanied them ON the
"Trip and will continue on to Mon
| treal
Miss Lucy Madden of Old Town.
VINO has been the gul>t of her nenb-
ew, F. r. Madden and family over
sunday. left Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Madden with their guest and Mr. ana
Mrs. w. H. Fowler with their rnests
Mrs. E. c. Walker of Boston ana Me.
Cora Lewis Of Augusta and q p
Wilder of this place. took an auto
mobile trip to the Heighth of Land
Stratton. and elsewhere on SUNDAY.
William Wilson Of Medford. Mass
is the guest Of J. c. Clifford on Dins-
more street.
Hubert Emery Of Shawmut return.