Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

- A ~ 40 Hopc0 that thl
may be one of series of hs,ss
gatherings to be held during the at
ing winter tending towards tho ~.
perity of Skowhegan. p"
Mrs w. L. Wescott and da,.,.
Myrtle. Of Cernville. were in ,or"
busina1- Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerry Corsette, who has h..
surgical patient at Somerse, bos.a
for few weeks. was able to re,r rp.@
her home. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert +. DIVER
son. Emery I. Dyer Will ,.a
Wednesday for Hanmonton C''
where they will visit with rel.,,
The Dyers plan to make their bos
in the West. They have ma.
friends here who much resret r..
departure from SkOwhegaa. VIZ.
they have beer prominently conn.
eG with the business life.
The Woman's Foreign Mission.
society of the Centenary Nsthos
church held its regular r,oo,'S
Monday afternoon with Mrs An
Fl. Merrill Water street. with a raas
attendance. After a short busj..
session Mrs. Herbert l.. Nichols cas
a most interesting report OF tho
nuai meeting in Lynn, Mass =, ;,
New England Branch of Fors;.'
Missionary Societies. OF which sb.
secretary for the Augusta dis,r,c,
Mrs. Sumner Pooler returned D..
her home in Boston Tuesdav ,n.,
being the guest of Mr.. and ".
Maniey r. Peoler. Fairview s,esn.
Mrs. Asher Davis Of Scion va, !,
town shopping, Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Salisbury OF rara.,
passing some time in town 10 be No.,
her husband. a patient at locs, In.
pitaI. Mrs. Salisbury is the -7,ss, y.
her daughter, Mrs. Eugene Keen.
Pleasant street.
The regular meeting of Lodge Va
70. h. of p, will be held Tnyrsd,r
evening. The rank of esquire ujlI bs
conferred upon class of candidate.
Prof. Ralph w. Leighton Of II.
Skowhegan High school. Leon "
Gerrish, superintendent ii Skoe.
hogan Madison schools CJsms,,
Downs, manual training Instructor 9.
Skowhegan and Madison 5hoo.s and
Willard II. Cummings and Leslie Z
Jacobs of the local School Board Were
in Madison Monday evening n Al.
tendance at the meeting OF Schoo! men
Of Western Somerset COUNTY
Mr.. and Mrs George +. = ddack o,
Monday sold their home on BLOOMFIELD
street to Mrs. Julia Mitchell Of Btge.
low hill, who plans to make her homa
there in the near future Nj ami
Mrs. Paddock will leave the first O.
next week for Portland. where Mr.
Paddock has a position in the Ja,s.
son wood working plant. and whee
they will pass the winter II Ms.
Paddack's health, which has been
very poor for the last two winters
improves they will doubtless establish
their home although they are not row
moving their household FURNISHINGS
The Paddacks moved here in 1896
from North Fairfield and the follow
ing year purchased the place on
Bloomfield street, where they have
since resided. They both have hos,
of friends who will regret their lear.
ing town. Mrs. Paddock was fol sew.
eIal years the president of the Glenn.
entine Weston w. c. T. T. and has
held other offices in the union. She
has also been a member of the Boar!
of Directors of the Farm Improvement
Society and It's treasurer fer several
terms. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Paddacs
have been staunch supporters Of he
Congrega tional church. They have
been very efficient members n all the
in which they have he'd
Mr.. and Mrs. PaddacE
have two children. a son. Roy. who
few months ago took over his fathers
route delivering cream for the SkOE-
hogan Jersey Creamery Co and 4
daughter Winona, who is teacher IN
Rumford.