Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-27

were accompanied home by Mrs.
Creations father. Mr.. Will and her
nephew, Donald H. Will, who Will
be their guests for the remainder of
the week. Two Skowhegan people
were elected to Office in the associ-
alton, Attorney Harold ]. Phillips,
vice president, and Mrs. Creation,
secretary and treasurer
Mrs. George Burns returned Thurs
day morning to her home in Bev-
erly. Mass, after being the guest of
Mrs Ralph Tibbets.
Miss Georgia Hayden, who has
been in Athens since the death of
her brother, Robert Hayden. left
Thursday morning for her home in
Portland.
Mrs. Evelyn McNalley and little
grandson, Arthur McNalley, who
have been the guests of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Will
iiams. returned to their home in
Clinton Thursday morning.
Mrs. Raymond Tozier went to
North Fairfield Thursday for a visit
Miss Vonnetta Weeks went to
Lewiston Thursday morning. where
she will attend the Seventh Day Ad-
vent meetings being held in that
city. Miss Weeks will enter the Ad
vent school in Lewiston at the open
ing Of the school year.
Mrs. Mary Young and daughter
Flora went to HalloweH Thursday
for visit with relatives and friends
the Skowhegan Military Band
VIII give its last concert of the sea-
son sunday afternoon at go (day
hsht saving time) at Coburn Park.
Chautauqua patrons are notified
mat reserved seats will be on sale on
water street in the doorway of the
store formerly occupied by the Misses
l'eucharc, on "Wednesday, September
lst at nine o'clock. o. Wendall Hogue
OF Elmira, \. Y. advance representa-
tive for ReGpath Chautaudua. is in
town making the necessary arrange
ments for this years Chautauoua
which will be held on Sept. 18th in
elusive. The superintendent this
year is H. j. Lathrop. He will have
with him a crew of six college stu
dents
John Chase of Fairfield is the guest
of his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chase of North avenue.
A regular meeting of Skowhegan
| Grange was held Wednesday eve
ming. A short business meeting was
held after which the following pro-
gram was presented: Reading, THE
Captains Well Mrs Alice Dow;
, readings, Mrs. c. Davis Miller; r. F.
Patten opened the discussion Of the
question ITO What Extent Should
Parents Influence Their Children in
the Choice Of Vocation" Mr. Pat
ten was followed by Prof. Charles c.
Cleveland. s. F. Emerson and Mrs.
Celeste Roullard. Song, THE Battle
Hymn of tho Republic" lead by Mrs.
Miller. The first and second degrees
will be conferred at the next meet
ing which will be held on Sept. 9Th.
at which time supper will be served
.by Section H.
Reunion Of Somersst Academy Alumni
The annual reunion of the alumni
of Somerset Academy. Athens, was
held Wednesday, Aug. 25th. The
morning session was held in the acad-
envy building with Mrs. Minnie Clark
Hight, presiding in the absence of the
president. Donald Hight, who is in
New York City. The meeting opened
with singing. Should Old Acquaint-
ance Be Forgot" The following COM
mittces were appointed: Nominating,
Benjamin Flanders. Mrs Emma Dun
ton. Skowhegan, Mrs. Ella Russell.
Athens: resolutions. Mrs. Laura Row.
ell, Miss Annie Emery and Verna
Wormlight. Remarks were made by
Almarion Bosworth. who spoke es-
pecially of a memorial in memory Of
the veterans of the Civil War and
the late World War to be placed in
the academy. Mrs. Lizzie York
Poland of Fairfield and Howard Ran
call of Somerville. Mass, also spoke
briefly. after which the meeting ad-
journed At noon the alumni marched
to the Grange hall where a delicious
dinner was served in the banquet hall.
At two-thirty the afternoon session
was called to order by the former
president, William c. Eaton Of Ports
mouth, n. H.
After singing Somerset Academy
Ode with Mrs. Marion Drake Flanders