Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-30

Of West Front street. Mr.. F'oss. who
was in the World war in overseas
service and who took a course at
Oxford, is now employed by the
Brown, Rowland Co. of Federal
street, who sell bank and library
furnishings. Mr.. Fosa was with this
company as . salesman before the
war and is now one of the office
force.
/. Road Commissioners Ford states
that 1t will take about SO barrels
more of tar to complete the work on
the streets. The work on North
avenue hes been finished and 1t is
again open to traffic. On Monday a
crew began laying the crushed rock
at the south end of the bridge that
spans the BACK channel Of the Ken
nebec and IT is for this street that
the so barrels of tar. will be needed.
Mrs Kendall Snow, her SON Ed
ward and daughter, Mrs. Mark Per-
kjns,~ and Mrs. Perkins little son,
Robert of West Palmyra have been
in town the last few days, the guests
of Mrs. Shows parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rice at their home on the
Island.
What is said to be the finest array
of Lyceum talent ever secured for
Skowhegan is announced for this
season by the Skowhegan Sorosis,
under whose auspices the Lyceum
series will be given for the benefit Of
the district nurse. The attractions
will appear in the Opera House on
the evenings of Oct. 5, Dec. Is, Feb.
20, and March 25.
Miss Mary Bowman, who has
been passing several weeks with
Miss Prudence Wadsworth at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Alice L.
Wadsworth on Madison avenue, will
leave today for Lancaster, Mass,
where she has accepted position
as dietetian at the Industrial School
in that city. Miss Bowman was
formerly a stenographer in the Office
of the late Hon. Forrest Goodwin,
and has many friends here who will
be interested to know of her new po-
sition.
Miss Robert Bigelow went to
4 htys WhClC oIfC Will NA6it Win
friends for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. German of Man
chester by the Sea, Mass. and Mrs.
Helen NJ. Flanders of Cambridge
have returned to their homes after
being in town on business for few
days.
Mrs. H. M. Boily of Brunswick,
who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Thomas Carpenter, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flanders of
Athens, who are to move to town
the first of next month, were in town
Tuesday. Mrs. Flanders is to assist
Elmer f. Towne in his duties as
music instructor in the Skowhegan
and Madison schools and has already
begun her duties. The Flanders are
to establish their home on Bridge
street in the Gould bungalow being
vacated by the r. L. Jarvis family,
who are. moving to Wisconsin. Mrs.
Flanders is the soloist and choir di-
rector at the Bethany Baptist church
and will be a great augmentation to
the uausical circles.
Mrs. Norris Taylor and daughter
Methlyd of Bingham are in town,
the guests of her sister, Mrs. Roy
Paddock.
n. w. Buitelaas of Milo was in
town on business Tuesday.
Captain and Mrs. NJ. J. Moves of
Camp Dix. N. j., and Mrs. Ruth y.
Thompson of Portland, State secre-
tary of the Young Women's Christian
were in town Tuesday on
business.
p. J. Burnell of Boston was in town
Tuesday calling on Holt & Hight and
Charles Young.
Mrs. A. F. Head of Somerville,
Mass. left this station Tuesday on her
return home after visiting Mr. and
Mrs A. Carroll Head of Scion.
Civil Engineer Leon Smiley went to
Augusta Tuesday, taking his firms
e.