Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-02

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! Congress Square hotel Portland. r1s
the guest over Sunday OF her parents,
DIR. and Mrs L L Salley, AT their
home on Middle street. S
Mrs W G. Keyes went 10 Water
vile Saturday TO visit with relatives
Omar Pooler. who has been dis
charged from the Kennebec Valley
hospital, where he has been a patient
went TO Augusta Saturday. where he
{ Charles Quirion, before returning to
his home in Quebec.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowen of Corn
Vile were shoppers in town SaturdaS.
Mrs Harold Parker and daughter.
Phyllis. went TO Bucksport Monday
morning. where they are 10 be the
guest Of friends
] The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Lessor passed away Sunday at
their home on Factory street.
Mr. and Mrs A e. Getcheil re-
turned Saturday TO their home in
SomeryiIie, Mass after having been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowell.
: Mrs Pearl Black returned to her
home in Gardiner Monday, after
having been in town because OF the
serious Illness OF her mother, Mrs
Jennie Cowett, who was operated or
AZ the Somerset hospital Mrs. Violet
Horne Of Sanford, another daughter.
is in town 10 be near her mother.
Miss Evelyn Fuller went 10 STRAIT
ton Saturday where she viii pass the
winter with her aunt. Mrs Evelyn
Hewett- Mrs Fuller plans 10 spend
the winter in Hartland nursing.
Mrs. r L Jarvis. who recently
moved 70 Appleton. Wis, is very i'll
operation
Leon Green OF HartIand was here
Saturday and Sunday. He and Mrs
Green and three children. Carlyle,
Mary and Vivian. who have been the
guests Of Mrs, Green's parents Mr..
and Mrs. Elmo Wilhee. returned 20
their home
The bethany Christian Endeavor
Society observed the Worlds Temper
ance Sunday al its service al { o.
clock Sunday evening. The meeting
vas conducted by team four and the
leader was Miss Helen Gates. The
opening number en- the program was
= selection by he Bethany orchestra
congregational singing. scripture
reading and prayer: a paper. Life of
Frances Willard Airs. Everett T
Goodrich. story. 4 True incident in
The Life Of Miss Willard. Ars. Violet
V. Fogg; music by the congregation
There was large attendance ana
many men members were added to
the society at the business meeting
with preceded the program and
was conducted by the president, Miss
Alice z Written
The horses OF the skox hegan Ice
Co. took another wild run late Satur-
day afternoon The team was left
standing on Baptist Hill. near the res
i3ence Of Col. Roy L. Marston. when
The horses started They ran al a
wicked fpace 70 the Southside Square
and continued across the bridge at
the Island. They were running 80
fast that they were unable To make
the curve 10 cross the second bridge
ard and Smiley Grist mill The poll
on the wagon was rammed through
the corner of the mill. This sudden
. stop threw up tine horses heads ana
they were thrown into the window
one horse being quite badly cut. The
end OF the pole was broken III. but
the wagon was not much damaged
1t was only the best OF good fortune
that the team did not collide with
anything en- route
Arthur Gerhard, q chiropractor. &
graduate of the Palmer School OF
Iowa and OF DIR. Forman's Post
Graduate School, Chicago. H. has
come 10 Skowhegan where he plans 70
make a permanent location Tor the
practice Of his profession Dr. Geh-
hard has already had ten years ex
perienee. He is now stopping with
Mr.. ard Mrs E. II. NORTH at their
home on Court street
J Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Pretty. for
merly of Massachusetts,. but more re-
Gently of Fairfield. are in town. Mr..
Pretty having employment with the
Central Maine Power Co
! The little son OF Mr. and Mrs. Ar
mold Findley was operated upon al
Somerset hospital Monday morning
Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye, who has been
i'll with appendicitis has so far recoy-
ered>fhat she was able 10 entertain a
PARTY of friends Saturday evening
Included among the guests were Mary
Merrill. Norma Smith, Louise Stinch-
field. Dorothy Smith, Phyllis Whiting
and Helen Leighton. II was Hal
Iowe'en party and was held at the
/. home of her parents. MIR and Mrs
Floyd G.. Nye on Bush street TIE
rooms were attractive in their Hal
j Iowe'en decorations, shaded lights
and Jack O. Lanterns. The guests
were received by a clown in ghosuy
attire The guests were taken down
cellar where a live ghost met them
and read a poem in weird and ghostly
tones. The future Of the guests We're
| told before the open fire by q witch
/ impersonated by Miss Lizzie T. Hus-
sey. from crystal ball This was
followed by many Halloween games
and stunts. A delicious oyster supper
was served by the young hostess and
her mother and all present passed =
most enjoyable evening.
The friends of the Skowhegan High
school football team We're delighted