Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-04
SKOWHECAN
Rebekahs Present Play-Town
Warrant Posted Personals

Pricilla Rebecca Lodge held a reg
ular meeting in I. O.. o. F. hall Tues
day evening, March End. After the
regular business meeting a program
was presented under the direction of
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson, Mrs. May
Trafton, Mrs. Frances Porter, Miss
Celia Packard and Miss Marietta
! Nichols. A play, "The Gentle Jruy."
was given and proved very laugh
able. The part Of the sheriff, Mr..
Hackett, was taken by Mr.. Gerrish.
The forewoman of the jury. Mrs.
Dingley, was Mrs. Mary Hurley;
Mrs. Blake was Mrs. Florence
Withee; Mrs. Fritz, Miss Lena
Landry; Mrs. Dyer. Mrs. Robert
Green; Mrs. Small. Miss Annie Cas-
we'll: Mrs. Farley. Miss Bessie Ed
ward Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Josie Lam
caster; Mrs. Fort. Mrs. Susie Jacobs;
Miss Skinner, Mrs. Alice Baker;
Miss Sharpe. Mrs. Mertie Lamb;
Miss Jellison, Miss Pearl Harville;
Miss Smith, Miss Edna Gushing.
The evening proved a very enjoyable
one and much credit is due the COM
, AiASSCC ia SLdl &c VI lhC ChlCI tain
ment. Refreshments of home made
candy were served.
! At the special meeting Of the
Knights of Pythias held in K. P.
! hall Tuesday evening, the rank Of
Page was worked. At the regular
meeting which will take place on
Thursday evening. March 4, the
rank of Esquire will be worked.
: The I. o. o. F. held a regular
meeting in their hall on Wednesday
evening. The first and second de-
gress were worked.
! DR.. Cora NJ. Johnson, superinten-
dent Of the State Reformatory for
Women. went to Augusta on bust
ness Wednesday,. ,.
! J. H. Steward of the firm of Stew
ard & Smiley was a business visit
or in Lewiston Wednesday.
! Jean Harmon, U. S. deputy mar
shall connected with the marshars
Office in Portland arrived on the sos
/ train Tuesday evening and through
out the night was a visitor in the
county court room. He was atten-
tive to all proceedings.
Mrs. Pamerla York, who has been
visiting with her children in Port
land and Gardiner. returned to
Skowhegan and will be at the home
of her son Bert Nichols for awhile.
Miss Florence Burrill and Mis-:
Alta Young Of East Madison were il
town today and took the noon tral,
for Portland where they will ente:
Chouy'S RuSipeSS Col1ope
| Mrs. Frank Chagnon. who has
been in town for several days and
an interested spectator at the Burke
trial. returned to her home in Fair
field on Wednesday.
| The annual meeting of the Coburn
Acqueduct Company will be held at
the Municipal building March 4th at
2 P. NJ.
Ernest Avore has sold his interest
in the Sampson & Avore Drug store
Business will be continued by George
E. and E. L. Sampson under the
name Of The Sampson Drug Store.
The marriage intentions of Eugene
J. Ollio of Seymour, Ct, and Lottie
L. Sanborn Of Skowhegan are or
file at the city clerks Office.
The record at the city clerks Of
fee for the month of February show
that there were II deaths' births
and five marriages.
Charles Drury Of the Boston Her
aid, Fred E. Stanley of the Boston
American, John J. Donovan of the
Boston Globe and Roy Atkinson OF
the Boston Post and Miss Ruth Hen
cerson of the Kennebec Journal. who
have been here for the past three
weeks representing their papers at
the Burke trial. returned to their
homes on the afternoon train OF
Wednesday.
Mrs. E. G. Tarbox underwent a
surgical operation at Kennebec val
ley hospital on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Bolgier also underwent n
surgical operation at the kennebec
valley hospital on Wednesday.
| Judge Heman Holden, who has
been in town since February 9. CALL
ed here as witness in the Burke
| trial but who did not make his APP
pearance on the stand, left Wednes-
day morning for his home in Jack
man.
Miss Mildred F'oss. who was una
BILE to reach her home on Saturday
last on account Of the severe storm,