Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-05

guest of his nephew and wife Mr..
and Mrs. Alton H. Cleveland for the
past week, returned to his home in
Norridgewock Sunday.
Miss Lottie Reed, who has been
caring for her aunt, Miss Hannah
Blanchard, returned to her home in
Athens Saturday.
Don Messer. agent for the Hunt
| ington Manufacturing c.. Of Hunt
| ington, Mass, and Mrs. Messer. ar
| rived in town Saturday night and
| went to East Madison where they
are to be guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Messer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Campbell who
formerly resided in Cornville, but
| now in Massachusetts,, are making
an auto trip through Somerset coun-
ty visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowe who
have occupied the upper fiat in the
Annie Caswell house on West Front
street for several years have moved
| to an apartment in the James Sea-
| vey house on Pine street. Mr.~and
| Mrs. Will Green who have been liv-
ing in the Seavey house during the
summer will pass the winter with
| also of Pine street.
The next meeting Of Sunset Chap
ter Eastern Star will be held on Oct.
Is, instead of Oct. %. The Canaan
Eastern Star have been invited to be
guests on that evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Cleveland and
the Misses Marietta Nichols, Pearl
Harville and Mildred Colby motored
to Old Point, Madison and enjoyed a
other local people to go to Old Point
! Sunday were Allie Rowell and fam
! lily.
: The Helen Coburn Missionary cir
Gle of the Bethany Baptist church
will meet Friday afternoon at go
O'Clock with Mrs. Joseph o. Smith
at her home on Water street The
program will be arranged by Mrs.
i George Merriam. All ladies of the
parish are invited to attend and all
who take Missions are requested
to bring the September issue.
Miss Sadie Flanders who is en-
ployed i'll Dedham, Mass, is passing
a weeks vacation with her brother
and wife, Mr.-and Mrs. Seldom Elan
ders and other relations.
BY request c. Davis Miller showed
his beautiful colt Christie by Sterling
Dan Of st. CroiX, Jr., between the
/ heats at the races Saturday at Fair
| view park.
! Mrs. Elsie Stilphen of Augusta is
! passing some time with her father.
John Avone at his home on Main
| street.
!, Mrs. r. L. Jarvis and son, Spen-
Ger, are leaving the first of this week
for Appleton, Wis, to join Mr. Jar
Wis, who went to Wisconsin about a
month ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
are to establish their home in Apple
ton. where Mr.. Jarvis is overseer of
the carding department of the APP
pleton wooden mill and Mrs. Jarvis
is to be employed as finish tender.
Miss Heldritte Judkins of Corn
VILE, has been recent visitor of her
friend Miss Alice Emerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Wentworth
and daughter Hazel and Miss June
Ames motored over from Bangor
sunday and were guests of Miss
Ames parents. Mr. and Mrs John
! Ames
! There was an important meeting Of
the Bethany Christian Endeavor So
ciety held Sunday night. when the
arrangements for the team work
which the society is to conduct this
Iall We're completed. The meeting
was led by Mrs. Gridley r. Fogg, who
is the director of the work. The So
, ciety will be divided into four teams
| to serve for four months, each team
10 take charge of the Sunday night
services and be responsible for one
social. Attendance. new members
and socials will count in the contest.
| The officers for the first four months
are: President. Miss Alice T.. Whit
ten: secretary. Miss Efic NJ. Nve.
treasurer. Miss Helen Gates. The
team leaders who take the place of
the vice president are George Halves.
! Virginia Ames. Helen Gates and Ruth
Vailiere. A great deal of interest
and enthusiasm is expressed by the
| f~'PAS III ShiS lie" pldn
| Joseph Coburn Smith and Miss
Marion Merriam, Colby students
passed the weekend at their homes
here.
! Aviator Jones with his aeroplane
remained in town over Sunday and
carried passengers throughout the
day. making his flights and landings
in the field of Prof. Charles c. CIeve-
land on Madison avenue MANY peo-
pie went to the field and were inter
ested spectators of the flights. Those
who went aloft expressed much pleas
ure in the trip. Lieut.. Moffatt re-
turned to Old Orchard Sunday and
was accompanied by Fred Pooler. who
| returned to Waterville by train.
The Somerset Traction Companv
announces the winter arraneement
of cars. The following part of the
schedule affects local traffic: Leave
Skowhegan. 5.45. 6.45, $50, $50. 40
LOO, 2S0. 400. 500 and 700. Arrive
Skowhegan. 745. 900, 1880, 11.3O
$50. 800. 4.3o. 900. 700. 900. Satur-
day nights only. leave Madison II 90
Lakewood 11.30. Arrive Skowheran
200. Extra local cars leave for Cp,d
BROOK at 11.30 A. NJ. 1905 COS. 900
. l. NJ. Sunday schedule cars leave