Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-19

. Steward was a dry goods merchant
who are now located in California
and who have been passing the sum
ner in Maine, will be pleased tc
know that they are to pass several
days in town at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth A. Mafble at 3 Spring
street.
Mrs C. Earl Richardson has re-
turned from Bar Harbor, where she
has been passing several days.
George Dutton and daughter, Miss
Mary, have returned from Indian
Pond Camps, where they have been
passing the summer, to their home
on the corner of Spring and Sum
mer streets. Mrs. Button, who has
also been at Indian pond. is expected
to return home Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Levi p. Wy1nan, SON.
Newton Wyman. and Schansser
! Glansser OF Chester, Pa. are enjoy
, ing Il vacation at Lakewood, occupy
ing one of the Lombard cottages.
The North Franklin Pomona
Grange entertained the Somerset
Pomona Grange Thursday at New
Vineyard. The Pomona degrees were
conferred by the Somerset Pomona
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Russell
have returned to their home in New
York City, after passing a few weeks
at their summer home at East
Madison
Mrs Edwin L. Clough and daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothea of Madison ave-
nue.. are in Madison at the home OF
! Mr.. and Mrs. Orison Clough.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Wescott
entertained at dinner Wednesday
, night, at their home on the Athens
, road. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Watson
and son, Norman of Mt. Pleasant
avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
, Burner of Winter street.
! Curtis Smith has returned to his
| home in Bingham, after being in
town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sum
, ner Ellis at their home on the Ath
ems road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore and
daughters, Ruth and Fern have re-
turned to their home in Jackman
after being in town the guests of
| Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. G.. Kennedy.
Many friends of Lorin Strickland
formerly of Skowhegan, who is en-
ployed by l.. Decker in his grocery
store in Clinton. will be sorry to
know that he is i'll with rheumatic
I fever at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Rose Strickland in Hinckley.
Mrs. Fred q. Eaton has returned
from Fairfield. where she had been
the guest of relatives
\ new printing business has been
organized in town within the past
few days, under the firm name OF
Somerset Publishing Company. The
members of the firm are Clarence B.
Hight of West Front street, who was
at one time employed at the Office OF
| the Independent Reporter, and s. S
COrthcll of Lynn, Mass, who has had
10 years in the printing business
! The company is located in the Griffin
| building on Madison avenue. Many
friends will wish for them the best
of success in their new business en-
tcrprise.
The Russell Relief Corps will re-
sumo its regular sessions this FRIDAY
afternoon after several weeks vaca
ton. The meeting this afternoon
will be held in the Grand Army hall
in the Dodge building on Madison
avenue, at 30 o'clock and it is
hoped that the rst meeting since va
cation will be we'll attended
John Ambrose observed his Send
( birthday on Thursday at his home on
Steward hill, on the Old County road
lie received many cards and greet
lngs from his friends and calls from
friends living near his home. His
three children, Miss Mamie, who re-
SIDES at home with her parents. Mrs
James Pugh, with her husband and
son Frank, of Cornville and Mrs
William A. Wescott with her hus-
band of the Athens road. were pres-
ent at the Ambrose home on Thurs
day afternoon. Mr. Ambrose is in
trali health but at present is some
better than he was in the early sum
mer. He is now able to be I'D about
the house although unable to 60 ont
OF doors Mr.. Ambrose has MANY
friends VIII Will be interested to know
/ OF the passing of this birthday and
VIII extend all good wishes for many
returns OF the day.
The regular meeting Of the Skow-
heGan Grange was held in their hall
on Pleasant street Wednesday eve.
hlng when program arranged by
MISS Gladys Rowell was carried ont
current events were given by p. c,
White, G. Davis Miller and others,
The question How Did We Pro
sress in 1920 was of much interest
ana was discussed by c. C. Cleve-
iand' w. Il. Whittier and many
others. A reading. Raising Chick
, ems, was given by Mrs. Emma Il,
FOLSOM. The annual ED day was dis
cussed and it was decided TO hold il
on Friday of next week, August 26
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII J..
Hill on Parkman hill. The next