Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-09

Albert Libby returned from Water
VILE Thursday morning where he had
been called by the death of his
brothers wife, Mrs. Fred Libby. Mr..
Libby returned from Waterville by
machine with Mr.. Porrier Of Green
vile, his nephew, who has been in
Waterville to attend the funeral. 1t
will be remembered that Mrs. Libby
suffered a paralytic shock about two
weeks ago.
Mrs. Flora Dealey left Thursday
morning for Steubenville. Ohio, where
she will visit briefly the McCooks be-
fore starting with them for Europe.
Plans which were made to sail from
Montreal early in June had to be al
tered on account Of not being able to
obtain passage for Mrs. Dealey and
the party will take the next boat
which sails about two weeks later
The party will probably remain in
Europe from six months to one year
and many Skowhegan friends were at
the depot to wish Mrs. Dealey bon
voyage.
Mrs. Cora Rice and son B. I. Rice
left Thursday morning for Auburn
where they will be the guests Of Mrs.
Rjce's brother, Sylvester Ham. Mr..
Rice will visit also in Augusta before
returning to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Loren Sanborn visited briefly
with her mother. Mrs. Bodwell Foss,
in Arson the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beaulieu and
baby Ruth Of Lynn, Mass, are in
town passing two weeks at the home
Of Mr.. Beaulieu's father, William
BeAuneu Of North avenue.
Mrs.. e. F. Leach and Miss Minnie
Damon returned to Woonsocket, r.
l., Thursday morning after visiting
with Mrs. Lcach's brother, c. H. Nc
Laushlin for few days.
Mrs. Perley Cram spent Thursday
IN WaterviTle.
Mrs. J. s. Healey, a former Skowhe-
gan resident, who has been visiting
friends In Madison and Skovhegan
returned to her home in Pittsfield
Thursday morning. In Skowhegan,
Mrs. Healey was guest at the home
Of Mrs. Albert Watson.
Miss Vanetta Woodland, who has
been q guest at the home Of Mrs.
Grace Vail for the past ten days re-
turned to Augusta on Thursday.
Perley Stevens, who has been the
popular clerk at the John rCurrier
grocery, has severed his connection
With the Currier store and is now at
the A. r. Jewett market.
There will be a meeting of Simon
Peters Post on Monday evening next
With election Of officers for the COM
ing year.
The Steward & Marston steam flt-
ting and plumbing establishment on
Daxn street has recently changed
hands ana 10 now known as the W. D.
Sargent Co.
ton arrived in town Wednesday night
aud will spend some time with Mr..
Lawley's sister. Miss Mary Of Middle
street.
Frank Foster. Dollor Foster, Ollin
LaCase, Joe LaCase and Sayer Gar
nfer went to the Rangeley Lake re-
gion Tuesday where they will work
in the woods for the American Royal
" Company. Charlie Estes took the
men over in his automobile and made
the round trip Of 100 miles in eight
hours.
Miss Luella Stevens entertained So
members Of the Federated church at
Bloomfield cottage, her beautiful
summer home. Wednesday afternoon.
The picnic was arranged by the ladies'
Of the Federated Working League
and was as usual an enjoyable oc-
oAsion. A picnic lunch with hot coffee
was served on the veranda at the
supper hour. Before dispensing the
merry picnickera sang the old familiar
hymn. "B(est be the tie that binds"
One Of our local farmers came into
Skowhegan Thursday to get men to
helm on hia farm hi,t r>turuAa ho~>>