Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-21

Reed of Main street for tn past
week left Thursday morning for
birmingham where they will visit
Mr.. Reeds sister. The Reeds have
sold their home and while in Show
hogan were looking at farms with
the view of purchasing and making
their home here. 90 -
Roy Pooler and Dr. Charles Will
bur were at Lake George fishing on
Thursday.
A very pretty shower party was
given Miss Christine Hall in honor
of her approaching marriage at the
home of Mrs. Austin Eames on
Tuesday evening. There were I6
young ladies, mostly members of the
First Philathea class of the Fedora
ted church present. The shower took
the form of a Maybasket filled with
attractive miscellaneous gifts. Re-
frcshments of bricked ice cream, wa
fers and minis were served.
Friends Of Mrs. Percy P. Hill, nee
Stella Louise Jones. will be interest
ed to learn that after a few months
IN the employ of the Educational
department Of the State of Maine,
she has received such fiattering Of
FER to return to the firm of M. T.
Obert, where she was employed be-
fore coming to Augusta that she has
decided to accept and left Augusta
on FRIDAY morning for Northeast
Harbor where the Hills have made
thelr nome for-several years past.
Fred Roullard, who has been pass
ing some months in California re-
turned to Skowhegan Wednesday.
Mrs. Bert Written went to Angus
ta,. Thursday, to visit her husband
VINO Is receiving treatment at the
State hospital.
Mrs. E. M. Ozinne, who has been
In the family of G. s. Benson for the
past three weeks, returned to Pitts.
Held Thursday morning.
Mrs. F. A. Flies of Fairfield, passed
through Skowhegan on her way to
Fairfield. Thursday. having been in
attendance upon the Augusta Dis
trict meeting Of the Womau's Home
missionary Society at Madison. on
Wednesday,.
Mrs. J. A. Savage went to Fairfe,d
thursday where she will visit for a
lew days with her sister, Mrs. Lucy
AIills.
5. S. Greenleaf, who has recent,v
established an. undertaking business
II Skowhegan, went to~ Lewiston
Iaursday and will bring back with
lam a new automobile hearse for ,,se
in his business.
Funeral services for Cecil IT
Gates were held from his late home
e. Beech street, Thursday after
noon at 2.30 o'clock. Rev. Geore.
Merriam conducted the services ana
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Nutt,rs
have rented the upstairs tenement
in the Cal. Eaton home, formerly the
John Robinson house on Middle
street and are moving there TODAY
Thursday.
A regular meeting Of the KNIGHTS
OF Pythias was held in their hall
Thursday evening with no work.
Richard Joseph Groder. the infant
son OF William and Annie (Grover).
Groder, passed away at their home on
Railroad street~at 2 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon. Death resulted from
pneumonia. The little one was about
a year and a half old. Funeral SER
vices will be held from the home at
l o'clock on Friday. Rev. FIR. j. L.
A. Renaud will officiate.
Albert Simonds and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Smiley Of Madison visited
Skowhegan friends on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ames of
Wateryille are guests at the home
of Mrs. Ames' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Melvin Osborne.
), A gang Of river-drivers left Show
hogan on the Thursday morning
train on their way to Hinckley, where
they will prepare the Hinckley boom