Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-25


Thomas Greenway on Leavitt street.
Arrangements for the work of the
club for 1920-2l are under way, and
a winter of unusual activities will be
put through, by the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green Of
Madison were in town on business
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Stevens OF
Flagstaff nave returned to their
home after being guests OF their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Cleve-
land. Miss Hannah Werforth OF
North Fairfield Is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. Eldon Boyd.
! There was no meeting of the
Golden Rod Branch of the Inter-
national Sunshine society Thursday
! afternoon owing to the small attend
ancc. The next meeting will be held
on Thursday. Oct. It'll. IN the NUM-
| cipal building and It is hoped there
will be a large attendance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bean and
| children. Roy, Perdita and Hazel
| and Mrs. Beans father. William
Smith of Cnratunk and Mrs. Her
man Baker OF Bingham. made up an
auto party which visited Skowhegan
Thursday.
Mr., and Mra. George Frost OF
! Pittsheld were In town Thursday on
their way home from Athens. where
they called on Dr. l., y, Ellingwood.
! Norman Elwell celebrated his
/ seventh birthday Wednesday at the
! home OF his father. Charles Elwell
on Alder street by entertaining sew
! eral of his little friends. Games
were played and ice cream. fancy
cookies and q beautiful birthday
received many nice gifts from his
| guests.
The following notice, signed by
! Clyde II. Smith. l., G. Trafton and
Joseph Butler. seicetmen OF Skowhc-
gan has been issued: To the citi-
Zens OF the town OF Skowhegan. We
believe We voice the wishes OF a
large majority OF tho people Of
| Skowhcgan in asking that all clocks
be set back one hour at midnight
| Saturday night. Oct. ., thus return
! ing to standard time. 1t will slmp-
I lily matters considerably TO have
/ only one time in town again as it
| has been confusing TO have the
Maine Central Railroad, the Somer-
! set Traction and business at the
court house and county house run
( on standard time and nearly every
! thing else run on daylight saving
/ time
Airs. Elizabeth Powers Merrill
who has been the guest of her sis
/ ter. Mrs. II. \. Bennett, at her home
! in West Newton. Mass. has returned
and is the guest of her son, Maurice
| r. Merrill.
! Rev. Charles H. Mckinney will
| conduct the services at the FEEDER
ated church next Sunday morning.
IN the afternoon Mr. Mckinney will
> preach at the Union church at
| HinckIey. Dr. o. r. Tracey will
! preach Sunday morning in Madison
! and Sunday evening the services at
! the Federated church will be con-
! Quoted by Or. Tracey. At the eve
! ming service Prof. J. A Kcndalrs or
! program.
/ Next Sunday at the Centenary
! Methodist church, the pastor. Rev.
! II, L., Nichols will preach at 1919 on
I the theme, "A New and Better WAY"
/ The music will be by the vested
choir under the. direction of Miss
/ Gladys Pencil, with Mrs. Mildred
/ Weston organist. The Sunday school
will meet at II o'clock with con-
genial classes for adults, youths and
children. The Epworth League de-
votional' meeting will be held in the
league room at $50. and the general
service Of worship with brief address
by the pastor at 80. A cordial well
| come to strangers and visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl w. Malley have
! returned from Watcrvillc where
they were guests OF Mrs. Mallev's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pool
CT.
! Mrs. Charles Millett and baby, of
Burnham, are in town, the guests of
| her sister, Mrs. Harry Hubbard of
Main street.
Mrs. Milton Washburn and son.
Ni|NS y" III iedNe To-Day Tor f3OWdOln
ham. where they are to be the guests
of Mrs. Washburn's sister, Mrs. Yer
non Lowell for a week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burrill of East
Madison We're in town Friday morn
| ing.
Lauretta Cram will go TO Roxburv.
Mass, today, where she will be the
guest of her uncle and aunt.
| The fall schedule of train service on
Maine Central railroad will go into
effect Sunday, Sept goth and will be
as follows: Week day trains arrive
at 7.40 A. NJ, 11.45 A. NJ. 5.45 p. NJ:
leave 500 4. NJ, 1145 A. NJ. 2.35 r..
| NJ. The Sunday train leaves at S25
, a. NJ, and arrives at 11.25 A. NJ.
Mrs. Melvin Hight, Mrs Ella Rus
sell of Athens and Mrs. Mary Wood of
Taftville. Conn, who is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jane Green of Athens,
were in town shopping Thursday
| The date of the Wesserunsett Val
ley Fair held at Athens village has
/ been set for Wednesday. Oct. S. The
! committee in charge announces that
there will be more cattle than ever
| before, more people, and more eats"
| There will be an auction sale of reg