Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-30
Meeting of Bankruptcy Credit orsRoman Catholic Church.
Events-Corn Canning Season C0sed-Reception to Mr..
and Mrs Archie Cromwell of Harmony Supreme Court
Sessions Resumed

|, The first meeting of creditors in
the bankruptcy. proceedings of Will
liam ii. tray OF PitIsfield was held
: SATURDAY IL: the cftIce of Daniel Lew
is, referee in bankruptcy. No trustee
.bwas appointed There are no assets
/ save n small amount Of household
| furniture. The liabilities amount TO
| $l6sS.A t=
Miss Matelle E. Ross, who has
been passing several weeks in town
! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Ross Of Court street, left
| Monday morning for Portland, where
she expects to be located having re-
Gently completed business course at
cne of the colleges in that city.
Duncan Hall, who has been in town
for a visit with relatives. having been
| nassinS a four-weeks vacation, re-
| turned to Augusta Monday to re-
sumo his duties in the printery de-
nartment of the Kennebec journal.
Miss Esther French returned to
Boston Monday to continue ner
studies at Miss Wheelock's kinder
garten school. -.
! Edward ]. -Gurney has resumed his
lduties as brakeman on the Maine
/ Central after a vacation, a portion OF
which he passed in Boston.
Mrs. Eliza Morris OF Torrington,
Ct, who has been visiting her broth
er, Fred Avery. departed MONDAY
morning on the 5 O'Clock train.
Lewis w. Brown was at home
from Rawdoin college for a short
visit returning Monday morning.
Mrs. Antoinette Guerney and
daughter of Waterville returned home
Monday after visiting in town with
Mrs. Amelia Lessor.
Mrs. Horace Cook Of Auburn de-
parted Monday morning after visit
ing with her father. F. L. Parker and
family.
Miss Lucille Wentworth left Mon
day morning for Lowell, Mass. to
resume her studies at Rogers hall.
Her mother. Mrs. Robert Wentworth.
LEFT at the same time for visit in
4 Boston.
Mrs. J. L. Litchfieid of Freeport is
visiting for two weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. A. Moore of
High street. Little Ruth Litchfield
Moore. who has been i'll. is able to
sit up.
This week Is one Of various occur
rences at Our Lady Of Lordes Ro-
man Catholic church. This Tuesday
morning at o'clock will occur an
anniversary service for the late Ma
rie Fortier followed at o'clock by
the funeral Of Mrs. Arthur Goodness
| from the church. Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock there will be an an
niversary mass for Marie Anna Me-
unier and on Thursday morning at
| o'clock will occur the nuptials Of
Charles A. Giroux and Miss NJ. r..
Bouchard. Friday being the first Sun
day Of the month there will be de-
votions at and 7.30 A. NJ. and at
$50 O'Clock Sunday forenoon the
Children of Mary will receive Holy
Communion
About go hunters licenses had been
granted up to Monday morning from
the town clerks office here.
Ephraim Gagne Of Skowhegan and
Clara Giguere Of waterville have
filed their marriage intentions at
the ONCE OF the town clerk here.
1 Miss Merle Gleason has recovered
from surgical treatment and been
discharged at Somerset hospital.
Bert Avore. who has recently ac-
Lcepted q position in West Buxton.
has been An town this week assisting
81 his family In preparations 10 remove
40 West Buxton. He has procured :.
house there. He win return wednes-
day and his family win probably fol-
low him ON Monday Of next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tessier Of
cornville are the parents Of 4 young
SON. their first child. born on Mon
day morning. B
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert CT Judkins
were In Oakland Sunday 70 bid fAre-
well to Rev. aud Mrs. vernelle w.
DSer and their -two.months-old baby.