Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-15

communion at the $50 mass includ.
| ing about 30 members of the ,nar-ied
woman's sodality, the Ladies of ST.
| Anne.
| DR.. Olivia GAIA left for Montreal
Friday on the noon train, called BY
| the serious illness of his mother. Mrs.
| Margaret GAIA.
Mrs. Hiram BigeIow Of Norridge-
wock has been visiting her 5aLsi,-
/ ter, Mrs. L. Fl. Appleby Cor l num-
Der Of days.
! At the morning service of the Beth
any Baptist church Mrs. Marion
| Drake Flanders will lead / large
CHOIR end will sing several solos.
! Sunday school follows the morning
service and Christian Endeavo. II
8 O'Clock. The evening service viii
| he held at : o'clock. Mr. Merriam
will speak 1T East Madison Sunday
| afternoon At 2.3a.
Judge Brazzell returned to FAIR
field on Friday.
! Miss Mildred Totman. VINO mas
| been visiting in Skowhegan, return
| ed TO her home IN Canaan Friday
| morning.
l
| the American Wooden Cos mill
| went 20 Boston Friday morning.
! Sheriff Monres ana Deputy Sheriff
! r 8. Cole went to Jackman Friday
| morning IN business connected with
/ the Bartiey murder case. The length
| Of their stay III JackInan will be de-
! tt.rrnined by Developments.
Mrs. Sarail Russakoff and grand
| daughter OF New York City are vls-
| Iting Mrs RussakoT's son, The pop
ular Skowhegan jeweler
The work on the Central Maine
| Power Cos. dam IS delayed by tbs
/ rise of water in the kennebec river.
! Part of the cofferdam was washed
! ont but the damage Is only slight.
! Quarterly examinations for the
high school are going OF this week.
! Miss Ruth Morgan OF Lne high
school faculty. who was recently hurt
! in an automobile accident is still con
| fined 10 her boarding place
Miss Cora Baker Of Norridgewock,
! who has been visiting with Miss 7.
| College of Solon,. is now the guest
! Of her cousin. Mrs. J. w. Fogler.
| Mrs ]. Z. Griffin passed Friday af
| ternoon III Waterrllle.
Mrs. Richard Desmond of Calais
accompanied by her nephew Har-
I old. left Friday afternoon after vls-
| it-ng III town for u few days with
Mrs. Il. ]. Desmond. The two ladies
| are sisters.
Mrs. Loren Sanborn Of Madison was
i Friday visitor in Skowhegan.
Managers of the Red Cross roll
drive n Somerset county are not
entirely satisfied with the results Of
the canvas up TO date. Skuwhegan.
with population Of 5000 Will respond
TO the call with between 500 and 600
members. The minimum membership
! for this town should be .000, but the
/ incentive IS lacking ana antcresI
cannot be aroused.
! Pittsield and Madison are known
/ TO have responded splendidly, al
! though no official report has been
received. Scion reports a new mem
bershlp OF 115. It is estimated that the
county mem be:ship will be about
:ooo.
| Carl MaAey returned Friday morn
ing from 4 short visit in Portland.
The Working League Of the Tcder-
a,ed church will hold IN nIl-day ses-
sion next Tuesday with picnic
lunch. Coffee will be served by a
committee Of ladies. The meeting will
be held in the Congregational par
lcrs, It is hoped there Will he I large
attendance rs the work that day viii
be for The Dec2snhe.' sale.
A @o-hur9epowS- motor has been
installed al the Skowhegan Monu-
mental Works FIR the purpose Of taxi
| ing care OF the necessary power re-
1uirc-nen-. A new grinding machine
is also being installed by the firD
| at their Norridgewock plant.
| The musical comedy College
| Chums' given Thursday evening al
the Opera House for the benefit of
| Simon Peters Post. American
Legion was q marked success. The
play which moved with all the grace
and ease of u professional produc-
tion revealed the careful coaching Of
the Lyctte Producing Company. The
Opera House was filed TO its Ut
most capacity. about fifty extra
seats being put II TO accommodate
those desiring tickets, by an appre-
| ciative audience. The College girls
as chorus were as an attractive lot
| Of young ladies as is often seen. M;
Light gave his usual dashing pro-
duction as Dick Morris Miss
Lauretta Cram as Dolly Raymond
was a typical girl of today. The
comedy work OF Robert Scott rs
Battling Burrows" and Harold
Pooler as "Micky" was especially
pleasing. The various song numbers
were we'll and accurately rendered
Miss Gladys Pennell was IN especial
~ good voice while Miss Keene ant
Mrs. Flanders were both Obliged K
respond to encores. The play wa.
followed by a dance at the Grange
hall.
Regular services will be held a.
the Federated church. In the morn
ing at 1880 Rev. G. II McElhiney
Will address the congregation. Sun.
day school follows the morning ser.
vice.
Christian EndeaVor at O'CLOCK
instead of $50 and the evening meet
ing AZ o'clock instead of 80 whe.
DR. Q. II. Tracy will speak.