Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-27

4 h: W. s. Rowe 209.9, 8 c; Robert
Brace 1881, 5 c: Carl Stinson 1907,
c.. 5 h; Edgar Hunter 37O.5, IL C, 3
h.; n. Miller 1865; H. E. Decker
1895, 6 c, h; Vira Allen Robinson
1855, 0, G: Barker Bros. 261.5. c, 4
h: Ray Moody 334.9, 10 c, h; H. L.
Chase 164.2,,6 C.
Mrs. Maria Folsom, who has been
at the Ezra Stevens home on Maple
street, is with Mrs. Olive Dealey of
Pleasant street for the summer
m onths.
Ivy May Young, Edna P. Cushing
and Charlotte Ellen Bean were bap-.
tized and received into the Congre-
gational branch of the Federated
church on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stinchfield
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth. Of a baby boy. They are
at the Kennebec Valley hospital.
The new curtain which will be
used by the lately organized Skow-
hogan High School Dramatic So
ciety for its plays was used for the
| first time at the" Junior Exhibition
on Tuesday evening. The money to
purchase the material, Of which
| hundreds Of yards were used. was
| contributed by members of the
dramatic society and the curtain
was contributed by Che girls Of the
domestic science department.
Honor students of the class of 1921
| are as follows: High ,honors in
| which the students have attained
/ general average of 80 per cent or
/ higher. Emilia Marie Halle, John
| Oddly, Verna Martha Porter, Ken
meth Stinichfield Smiley, Beatrice L.
Whittemore; honor students, who
attained rank of from IS to 30 per
| cent are as follows: Lawrence Stew
art Coburn, Elsie Pauline Cox, Bea-
| trice Adelaide Louise Lowd. Lois
Matthews Luc, Frederic Joseph
| Thibeault, Caroline Grace 'Tozier,
| Ruth Mae Valliere.
The Farmers Union has COM
pleted the trade with Mrs. Mary B.
Stinchfield and purchased her last
team Tuesday. The Union will con-
tinue to carry on the coal business
which Mrs. Stinchfield has so sue
cessfully conducted since the death
of her husband and for the present
| Mrs. Stinchfield will remain with
| them.
! Edward Foss, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Perley Foss of the East
Madison road, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
the kennebec Valley hospital, was
discharged from the hospital on
| Tuesday.
A marimbaphone for ST. Cecilia's
orchestra was received Wednesday
| noon. The orchestra is preparing
special music for the services at
| Notre Dame De Lourdes, Sunday,
May 30.
Tommy Arbuckle arrived in town
Wednesday noon from Somervile,
Mass, where he is employed. He will
visit briefly with his mother, Mrs.
| Mary Beaulieu of Dyer street.
! The body of c. w. Frost, who
passed away at Augusta in the winter
will arrive in Skowhegan Thursday
and will be taken to Cornville for
| burial in the family lot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Frost of Jersey City are ex-
pected in town for the services. Rev.
George Merriam will offer prayer
Miss Helen Osgood Tull represen-
tative for Maine of the American
Red Cross, will meet those interest
ed in the work of the organization at
the municipal court room Thursday
| afternoon, May 81. at o'clock day
light saving time).
| H. B. Goodwin and son are building
a cement retaining wall near the top
of Dyer Hill on Madison avenue,
| where the grade of the hill was cut
| down.
| A party of Skowhegan ladies at
| tended the w. C. T. U. convention at
Pittsfield. Wednesday.
Sam Minsky, of Madison, was a
business visitor in Skowhegan, Tues
day.
Perley Corson was in from Lake
| wood, Tuesday.
The body of S. F. Gordon, which
! was, placed in the receiving tomb
during the winter, was taken to ST.
Adams for. burial Tuesday. E. E.
Gordon accompanied the body.
Skowhegan citizens will be inter-
ested to learn that General PERISH
ing accompanied by his personal
party of about IS, will visit Show
hogan. June 4. The General will ar
rive at S.15 p. NJ, and leave at
daylight saving time). The local re-
ception committee has not yet been
! chosen. Skowhegan is the only town
in Somerset county which the Gen
eral will visit on his tour of the
State.
Skowhegan High will play Mad
ison at Madison, Thursday afternoon.
This game promises to be a fast one
The local boys are going strong and
Madison has improved since the
game here which SkoWhegan won.