Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-09

property on the corner VI IicoSohe
and Madison avenue.
/. Leslie S. Jacobs, grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Maine, l. 0. y.
f., left Tuesday for Limerick where
ihe attended the district meeting OF
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows. On Thursday he went to
South Paris where he with the
other grand officers of the lodge
laid the corner stone for the new
odd Fellows building which is be-
ing built to replace the one de-
stroyed by fire last winter.
Mrs. H. NJ. Breen returned
Wednesday to her home in Water
vile, after visiting at the home OF
Mrs. Walter Wyman on Water street.
Miss Anna Groder went to Water
vile Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Harold Joy has returned to
her home in Portland after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Dunbar.
Mrs. Joseph Pooler has gone to
Waterville to visit Mrs. Cyrus Gu
key.
Miss May Palmer of Hinckley re-
turned home on the afternoon train
Wednesday after n visit with her
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Palmer
Mrs. Zetta Rowell of Rowellvale is
visiting her brother, Aaron Soule in
Waterville
Perley Fogg OF Cornville was in
town Wednesday on business.
Mrs Eugenia Aver and Mrs.
Eleanor Williams of Athens were
visitors in town Tuesday.
IL. l.. Smith has sold his home in
Cornville and bought a house on up
per Middle street. where he and his
daughter Ermirline will reside. The
home of Mr.. Smith in Cornvillc has
been in the family since it was first
settled by Billy Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Holmes arrived
home Tuesday noon from a few
days visit with friends and relatives
in augusta Mr.. Holmes entered the
Somerset hospital for a surgical
operation Wednesday morning.
Mt and Mrs. Charles Longfellow
daughter. Edith, Miss Gladys Hall
and Mrs. Emma Frost motored to
Pennington and New Vineyard
Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Cox is teaching school
In the Gould district and boarding
at home for the present.
Mir. and Mrs. Almon Sanford and
Mrs. Fred Webster who is their
guest during this week were in Nor
ridgcwock Monday.
Mrs, Ella Nelson went to Water
Vile Wednesday for visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Bertram Melvin.
From there she will go to Jefferson
to visit relatives.
Charles s. Cleveland celebrated
his birthday quietly on Tuesday. Mr.
Cleveland was born in Athens, Sept.
8. 1851, the son of Elijah and Fan
ME Stickney Cleveland of Athens
Most of his life was passed in Corn
vile. He was one of family of six
children, al! being deceased but
three, Moses Cleveland of Athens,
Elijah X. of Bangor and himself.
On November p, 1870, Mr.. Cleveland
was united in marriage to Miss Ellen
NJ. Fogg of Cornville Mrs. Cleve-
land was born in Cornville, Deem
Der :. 1912, the daughter of james
and Hannah futile Fogg in a family
of nine children all of whom are liv-
ing but two. Mrs Cleveland was
born on the old Fogg farm on the
Fast Ridge road Mr.. Cleveland is
a carpenter by trade and was one
Of those who helped to build the old
Hesclton hotel.
Last November, MIR. and Mrs.
Cleveland celebrated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland had four children, only
Two OF whom are living, Frank II.
Cleveland who resides in Massachu
sets and Russell Cleveland of Show
hogan. There are two grandchil-
drcn. George who resides at home
and Mrs. Eva Johnson of Westbrook.
The supreme judicial court con-
venes on next Tuesday, Sept. Goth,
with Judge Warren c. Philbrook of
Waterville presiding. There are pa
civu cases. several equity cases and
81 criminal cases
Alonzo Smith of Co. ID, of the Oath
regiment attended a Veterans re-
union at Lisbon Falls on Thursday
Sumner Ward, Sullivan Russell and
Cyphus Walker
Mrs Andrew Quint who lived on
inc horseback road in Arson died
at net home Wednesday evening n,
the "gc of - years. She is survived
by q husband who. is So Years old
Tacrnt"" Merriam who has hoer
tfe guest OF his parents, Rev. ard
Mrs. George Merriam started fo,
Cleveland Wednesday going to Wa.
terVhte b. auto and then taking 1bs
evening train for Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheridan lcf,
thursday morning for visit WHY
Mrs. Sheridan's brother, Lynn Vile.
at VIM
Miss Cecilia Fortier and Mic,
odeii Cyr have gone TO Augusta fo,
3 visit with friends.
george Cleveland, son OF Pnsso,
Cleveland has returned from y visi
with his sister, Mrs. Eve Johnson !,
Westbrock
Mrs. Matte Longfellow who 70
turned home yesterday has hoo,
passing the past two months yisitip,
relatives and friends in Flagsta n
Rangeiey. Coping and Lexington
Mrs. Walter Clark has returpo,
from Fort Fairfield and will pas
the winter with her son., Mark Clark
The Somerset Pomona will NEE
next Tuesday with the North Somer