Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-30

Harry Merrill. Il merchant at
Madison, was business caller in
town Tuesday.
Miss Molly Bartlett, nurse OF
Waterville, who formerly resided in
Skowhegan. returned to Waterville
Tuesday afternoon, after being the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B.
Hight at their home on West Front
street.
Mrs Sarah 1'rombley. who had
been in town, the guest OF Mrs.
George Bilodcau, returned TO her
home Ii. .ld Tuesday on the
go tt:
Nj Thibodeau who has
been at the Catholic con-
vent ii, returned Monday
event.. viii pass the summer
with ..> ..ner, Frank Thlbodeau.
Miss t.idre Thompson, who has
been mauager and operator at the
local office Of the Western Union
Telegraph 90. viii leave today for
Poland. where she Will be telegraph
operator at the Poland Spring house
for the summer
tie sister. Dorothy, went to Water
VILE Oh the 10 train, Tuesday.
where they Will be guests of their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Black.
Irwin Harrington OF Canaan was
in town Wednesday on business.
Mrs Hannah Reed, Mrs. Rebecca
Martin, Mrs. Martha Boynton OF st.
Adams. and their guests. Misses
Sarah and Ellen Lucas of Wolfsboro,
y. H, were in town Tuesday, the
guests OF their cousins. Attorney ana
Mrs. Daniel Lewis, at their home on
Spring street and Of another cousin,
Mrs. John Cool of Bloomfield street.
The Clementine Weston Woman's
Christian Temperance Union held us
annual flower mission and field day
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the president. Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Marble on Spring street. AT d brlet
business session the following COM
mttee was appointed to nominate
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs.
George Merriam, Miss Louise II. Co
burn and Mrs. Edward r. Danforth.
Mrs. Kate w. Turner gave the fol-
lowing report of the years work of
the flower mission department of
which she is the superintendent.
Fifteen cards, four tumblers Of
Jelly, and L. bouquets sent to the
sick and - calls made upon sick.
Contents of barrel sent to Near East
Relief warehouse at J49 West 39th
street New York, 30 pairs shoes, II
pairs hose 1 sweaters, tams, pairs
pants, , mems coats. ] overcoat,
sets mems underwear, . skirts, sets
womens underwear. 4 women's coats
and sets of children's underwear.
Mrs. Turner also reported the meet
ing held last year by the flower mis-
sion department at the Reforma-
tory for Women. The program,
which was arranged by Mrs. Tur-
ner was much enjoyed and was as
follows: Crusade psalm. Mrs Mar
Bile: prayer, Mrs. Eta LaCasce, "A
Tribute to Mother" written by Grace
Coburn Smith read by Mrs. Marble;
poem, The Call to Maine Mrs.
Laura II. Dinsmore; poem. THE
Child and the Lily" Mrs. l.. +. Dan
forth; recitation, The Last Rose of
Summer" Albert Decker: vocal solo,
The Last Rose Of Summer" Miss
Pearle Hughes. accompanied by Mrs.
Dora T. Nye: poem. The Child and
the Autumn Leaf" Mrs. Nye; poem,
The Apple Blossom" Mrs. Della
Ba rtlett. After the program the Ia
dies adjourned to the veranda where
small tables were set and decorated
with roses, where a delicious lunch
of salads. sandwiches, cake ana
cookies was enjoyed and punch was
served by the hostess. Many beauti-
full flowers brought by the ladies
were made into bouquets and sent to
the sick an" shut-ins.
Mrs Elizabeth Hunnewen, Mrs.
Ella Beale, Mrs. Annie Smith and
Mrs. Lawrence Beale. of Madison.
were in town shopping Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Creation
motored to their old home in Starks,
Monday evening. and attended an
entertainment given by the Progress
s,ve Club. of which Mrs. Creation is
d member.
Mrs. George r. Pray and son Roy
were in town the first of the week,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rowe
Of BigeloW hill.
Chavaia Porter Of Monticello is
the guest Of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Clinton C. Luce at their
home on Bigelow hill Nh and Mrs.
Luce motored to Corinna. where Miss
Porte: was visiting and she returned
with them.
- A goodly number of men interest
I'd in having Il baseball team IN
Skowhegan met Monday evening IN
the municipal court room and voted
80 organize baseball association
and to have a town team. The fol-
loving officers were elected: Presl~
dent. Harold Woodbury.: vice prcsi-
dent. Austin F,ames: secretary, Ell
win F. Simpson treasurer. Harry
Dysart: manager of baseball team.
John n. Jenkins: assistant ger.
Fay Stoodly The following board of
directors. representing the several
industries in town, was also elected
as follows: viii Morrow from the
Arms MILL Thomas Laney from the
brick mill. Ned Turcotte from the
Somerset Shoe Co.'S shop, Milton
Washburn from the Maine Spinning
Company's mill and George H. Plum
mer. representing the business dis
Ar.bio T2ndSrirl, WAS elected