Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-19

| be made to obtain for the nrst speak
er q man who will take as his SUBJ
ject Municipal Government in
| Towns approximately the Size OF
| Skowhegan." It was decided that
this was an important problem which
the citizens Of Skowhegan will have
to solve before the next town meet
| ing, when the number OF votes Will
| be nearly doubled by the enrolment
of the women voters. The Forum
meeting was adjourned to Monday,
August 16, when there will be a
| further discussion of plans. The
Forum has done good work since its
| organization during the past season
and as it is strictly non-sectarian,
| non partisan organization, its place
| in the social life of the town is in
valuable. The next lecture under
the auspices of the Open Forum will
| be by Henry Dunnack, State libra
rian, on Sunday evening May 90, in
the Opera house. Mr.. Dunnack will
have as his subject. Names Share
in Building Republic"
| For the prayer meeting which will
be held at 7.30 o'clock On Thursday
evening at the Centenary Methodist
church. a special effort is being
made to have the adherents of the
church attend. The pastor will
speak, having as his subject, What
| it means to be a Christian
A regular meeting of the Social
Circle of the Centenary Methodist
church was held at the home of Mrs
| E. D. Packard on Water street,
| Monday afternoon with a good at
tendance. A very interesting report
on the meeting of the Federated
Ladies' Aid at Clinton was given by
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson. Mrs. Viola
| Smith and Mrs. Nichols We're also
| present at this meeting. 1t was
voted to serve a public dinner on
| June End
| Edward Castle, chauffeur for Wal
ter p. Ordway, went to Lewiston by
the morning train Of Monday to
| drive up a new car for Mr.. Ordway.
James c. Dyer and Miss Lena NJ
| Steward, both of Skowhegan, were
| quietly married at the Congregation
|
at 7.30 o'clock by the Rev. Charles
RI. Mckinney. The single ring SER
vice was used and the couple were
attended by Miss Stewards uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Steward
Stimson c. Dunlap of Milleville. n
t r.. who recently purchased the Wes-
| ton farm has arrived here with part
of his family and is expecting Mrs
| Dunlap on Wednesday. MIR. Dunbar
brought with him eight very fine
percheron horses.
! Skowhegan High school will PLAY
! Pennington High school at Fairview
t Park Wednesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The Skowhegan boys have
i played six games, four of which they
! have won and the other two games
| which were with Lawrence High OF
! Fairfield resulted in tie score and
win Tor Lawrence by score of {
! TO 6. The Skowhe9an tear1 is one OF
| the strongest in Central Maine. and
deserves the enthusiastic support OF
! Skowhegan citizens.
! Mrs. Lewis A. Caswell left foi
Portland, Tuesday morning.
! Mrs. Lottie Griffin, a delegate from,
Bloomfield Temple. pythian Sisters
left for Portland. Tuesday, where she
VIII attend the Grand Temple Of Py-
THAN Sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Watson
also Of Skowhegan went rs delegate
from Lone Star Lodge. \orr;dye.
wock. and on. her return will visi,
her sister Mrs. &. w Bailcy of Lew
lston. Mrs. Watson will return tf
Skowhegan Saturday night.
Funeral services for Mrs. Zens
! (CowetD Thibodeau were held from
Notre Dame De Lourdes Catholi,
church on Tuesday morning at 9.3t
o'clock. Interment was III Calyar,
cemetery.
Frank Mathew. who was recent,
released from the Somerset Count,
Jail, after serving sentence foj
liquor selling. was apprahendcd b,
deputy sheriff Armstrong of Jack
man and Cole of Skowhegan on ;
search and seizure process sworn gu
by Sheriff John A. Mooers. Quite {
large quantity Of Canadian liquo
was found in his possession He il
being held at Jackman until it is de
cided where he will be arraigned.
Funeral services for Cecil II. Cate
will be held from his late home OF
Beech street at $50 o'clock (Stand
ard time) Thursday. Rev. Georg,
Merriam will conduct the service. In
terment will be in the South Sid,
cemetery.