Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-03

Skowhegan in the past and had Oft
en- lectured and displayed her psych-
ic Lowerg al the Spiritualist meet
ings at Lakewood. She had very
many admirers in this section Of
Somerset county and was president
og Camp Etna Association of Spir-
ituaiistz.
Preparations are already c7der-
way for the erection OF tne new cot
tage at the "oman's Reformatory
estate. The new structure will be Of
brick and back from the street a lit
tie distance from the Lillian 81. ~
Stevens cottage. The contract has
not been awarded The appropria-
ton for this cottage In $4,000.
First Friday devotions were con-
Quoted at ST. Mary's church Friday
morning at 5 and O'Clock with
about go communicates in atten-
dance. TIE rnjssion for girls and
women at the church conducted by
Fr. Desclenes. a Dominican Father
from Lcwiston, have been attended
BY about $50 communicates each ev-
cning th.s week. The misyion for
female. doses Sunday at O'Clock
p. ". and the mIsgion for the men
of the parIsh opens at 7 o'clock Sum
day evening
Ecpcial town meeting will be
held in the near future for the pur-
p"se Of vote relative to the raining
III funds for the celebration of the
nome coming boys on June 5th, also
to see II the citizens Will vote to ma :
cadamize part OF East Front.strcet
and 70 rec il the town will vote TO
raise sum OF money 10 match Mat
Of the State for the bufi1,ng OF q
section OF highway above Cold
Brook. The State will appropriate
the sum OK $1,000 for this purpose and
the town is expected to raise q SIM
liar sum.
WhiIe plans were not entirely for
mulated Friday morning for the ex.
erciscs In connection with the Vic.
tory Loan observance during the
stay OF the relic train In town Sat-
urday night. 1t was announc ,e that
there would be public speaking and
mat the band would be present to
IurhIsh the music. 1t is probable
mere Will be n parade by the school
children.
Brief services will be conducted
by Rev. G. II. McElhiney OF the
congregational church in memory Of
Mrs Louisa J. Stevens OF Cambridge
MASS, formerly Of this town. at 10
o'clock. The body will be Inferred
mere and the service will occur at
the grave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Burrows CT
Lewiston have arrived to spend the
summer In the family OF BENJAMIN
Horne OF the River road neiehbor-
hood.
Word was received in Skovhersn n
Friday Of the death Of Mrs. Annie
Maddocks Marshall, wifc of Charles
y. Marshall Of Nelrose. Mass, fol-
lowing a critical illness OF about a
month. The deceased sustained a fall
IN February and since that time had
necn IN rather poor health. Mrs.
MARSHALL was well known to many
skowhegan people, her home having
Formerly been In this town. Her par.
ents were Mr.. and Mrs. John Il.
Maddocks. the father having died
ABOUT six years ago at the family
home on Middle street. Mrs. Mar.
snail was Q graduate OF EkowheKan n
High School and studied for one
year at Colby College. later going to
California. Some Is years ago she
was married to Mr.. Marshall and
since that time had resided in Mas.
SnChliactta OnA child AloI IL Ia
fancy and there are besides the hus.
band and mother. q daughter Marion.
brother. Howard Maddocks of
Newark. Ohio. and two sisters. Mrs.
Devens Barrett Of Nelross. Mass.