Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-21

Gouid. MRS. Gould and little daugh-
ter have been visiting for a few
weeks in Canada, with her brother
Mr.. Gould is expected to arrive to-
day for a two weeks visit with his
parents.
! Mrs. Leroy Gray of Madison and
Washington, ID. c., and Mrs Fred L.
Gray Of Madison were in town
Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wilcox
was before her marriage Addie
WEIGH of Athens and she and her
hostess. Mrs. Gray, were old school
mates, always sharing the same seat
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Gray have no,
seen each other for 4S years until
this visit, which they are greatly en-
5oyfng. Mrs. Wilcox has been in
Madison about a week and she plans
to remain for two or three weeks
more. The WiIcoxs lived for ).
years in Michigan, but for the last
10 they have lived in Washington,
D. c.
Word has been received by Mrs
Laura Perkins of Maple street, OF
the death at birth of the infant
daughter of her son and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Perkins OF
Woburn, Mass, Mrs. Perkins was
Miss Lillian Steward before her mar
| rage and when a young girl she
lived in Skowhegan. Mr.. Perkins
passed his boyhood here. They have
many friends here who will sympa-
! fhiZa with IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thibodeau
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chabot left
Thursday by auto for Canada. They
are to visit in st. Anasthasie, Prov
ince of Quebec. While away Mr.
vThibodeau will attend the wedding
of sister.
The Gould schoolhouse on the
Middle road is being repaired and
put into good condition for the OPEN
ing Of the fall term of school.
The guarantors of the Chautauqua
are requested to settle with the treas
urer as soon as they have sold their
| tickets.
Mrs. Ralph Butler and son Howard
of Athens left Skowhegan Friday
morning for Portsmouth, y. H.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and son
Charlie went to Waterville Friday to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Patten and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Patten went to Pitts
field Friday afternoon. where that
evening they were guests at the
golden wedding anniversary party of
Mr.. Abel Patterns brother, George,
and his wife.
Miss Ada F'lewelling and Miss
Belle Morrill, Of Cornville were in
town Friday. shopping.
Mrs. f. L.. Marsh of Providence,
r. l.. and Miss Hannah r. Page
went to Oakland Friday. where they
attended the field day of the Water
vile Womans Christian Temperance
Union. This meeting was postponed
from last Wednesday on account of
the rain. Mrs. Marsh was one OF
the speakers.
Miss Marie Cahill of Bingham, who
is passing the summer at Lakewood
was in town shopping, Friday.
]. Frank Withee. trial justice OF
! Madison. was in town Thursday after
noon on business.
| Attorney w. F. Merrill went tc
| Brunswick Friday on business
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Leavitt who
] recently have moyed from Chicago t.
| South Scion to make their home with
Mr.. Leavitt's father. went to Oakland
Friday morning for a few days WISH
with Mrs. Leayitfs relatives.
! Miss Lila Weston is in charge o.
the Curtis hat shop during the alb
sence of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. who ar,
attending the fall millinery openings
County Attorney Frank f. +. Mer.
rill was in Pittsfield on business, Fri
day.
| J. Merton Swain of Pennington wa.
in town on business, Friday. Mr.
Swain was accompanied home by hi:
daughter, Miss Myrtice, who had beer
the guest since Monday of her col
lege classmate, Miss Eleanor Halves
at the summer home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Simonds, at Lake.
wood.
! Miss Annie Bergman. who is EN-.
ployed in the Office of the American
WOODEN mill at Oakland, is in town
passing a two weeks vacation with
her sister. Mrs. Mark Savage
Frank Is. Folsom was in Hartland
on business, Friday.
Ex-service men of Somerset county
will be interested to know that a den
tai examiner has been selected TO,
Somerset County with headquarters
at Skowhegan. Any ex-service men
who have dental troubles incurred OF
aggravated by their service in the late
war are entitled to dental treatment
Further information and blanks NAV
be obtained of the commander of
Simon Peters Post.