Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-29
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At business meeting Of the
| Methodist Sunday school held Sum-
day the following officers were elect
ed: Superintendent, J. H. Grundy;
assistant superintendent. L. W.
Gerrish; president Of the Sunday
School Mission, Mrs. Viola Smith;
: secretary and treasurer. Miss Lizzie
E. Higgins.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Clifford. who
have made their home in Skowhegan
for the past seven years, have sold
thei: old home in Waterville to Clyde
Chilcs. Mr.. Childs has been here on
business connected with the deal.
Mr.. CAord is a car Inspector here
for the Maine Central Co.
Van Nelson arrived home Monday
from . visit with his daughter in
Waterville.
Manley Mason Of Athens. former
driver Of the stage between this
town and Athens. who has lately
sold his farm. left here Monday for
Winslow. where he will be employed
on the state highway.
DR.. c. D. Hutchinson returned
Monday forenoon from a visit with
his family in Augusta. where they
are spending some time.
Mrs Cora Towle returned to her
home in Eena Monday after visiting
at the home of Or. Z. S. .Bigelow.
Dr. Jason Goodwin OF East Corinth,
lately discharged from the navy. has
also been a guest at DR.. Bigelow's
where his sisters. Lillace and Bertha
sent.
Mrs. Mary Steward went to Fair
field Center Monday TO visit her
brother Mrs. Steward has been i'll
for several weeks but is now much
improved.
Ralph Morrow. corporal. Co E,
103rd Infantry, who was in Boston to
participate in the parade. visited
here with his brother. William Mer-
row on lis return. leaving Monday
on the midday train for Hartland.
He was formerly a student "a the
High school but has no" accepted
position in the Hamilton drug store
il Hartland.
County Attorney Edward F. Mer-
rill went o Augusta Monday on the
Ill TRAIN.
Sergt Felix J. LeClair and Sergt.
Joseph BUREAU both of Waterville.
members Of the 26th Division. de-
parted Monday noon following
visit with Joseph Roulette. Sergt.
Buteau was on one Of the torpedoed
boats and has had some most thrill
ing experiences.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Emery Mitch
ell of Ravennafi Ohio. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Mitchell. the
parents of Mr.. Mitchell. at the fam
lily home On Mechanic street and
lave been passing part OF the time
az Lake Wesserunsett. Mr. and
Mrs. Mitchell. Jr.. were married
Friday, the bride having been Miss
Georgine Arnold Parsons { Raven
ma. Ohio and the couple came East
on their bridal tril Mr.. Mitchell,
who is a graduate o. Skowhegan
High school in the class Of 1910. is
textile dyer. having first become
employed at the Andessen mills
here. He afterwards entered dye
ing establishment in Providence. r.
l.. where g studied the arr. later
accepting a position Utica. y. Y,
Sherbrook. T. G.. and Providence.
Z. I. While employed at the latter
place lie accepted Z position with
Cleveland Dyeing and Finishing
Works at Ravenna ana is at the
present time employed as assistant
superintendent there.
Mrs. Elmer Sawyer Of North An
son was the guest OF Miss Margaret
Chase Monday. Mrs. Sawyer rode to
town on horseback, having one Of
the cavalry horses from Camp Dew
ems.
Mrs. Judith Weston quietly observed
her Est birthday at her home about u
mile from town on the River road Mon
day. Friends called during the day
and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell. a niece. was
:, guest at dinner The aged lady va,
<the recipient of numerous gifts, nciua.
ing card membranes, candies and
fruit. Mrs. Weston is the widow OF
William Frederick Weston. who has
been deceased for long time. She fs
in very good health. assisting in light
household tasks and doing considerable
sewing. mending and knitting. The
Weston home is one of the roomly. old
fashioned type. and residing with Mrs.
" eston are her daughter and son. the
former being Miss Linnie Weston and
tie latter George " Weston