Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-02
Canaan were in town shopping, Tues

day.
Fred Fortier, superintendent of
stations, of the Central Maine Power
Co., was at the plant here Monday
on official business.
The regular meeting of the Mil
burn Commandery United Order OF
Golden Cross will be held on Thurs
day evening in the c. o. F. hall when
business of importance wiz come be-
fore the meeting, which will be fol-
lowed by a card party and refresh
ments will be served,
On this Wednesday evening a
meeting is called of the guarantors
of the Redpath Chautauqua to be
held in the municipal building. at
which time the field secretary,
George L. Haseltine will be present
and he is prepared to announce the
1921 program. Every guarantor and
all others interested in Chautauqua
are urged to attend this meeting.
Fred Day. one of the operators at
the Weston plant of the Central
Maine Power Company had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs at the
plant Sunday. and sprained his hip.
At first it was feared that the hip
was broken. Mr.. Day was taken to
the Kennebec Valley hospital, where
he is receiving treatment.
Friends in town of Miss Belle
Denison have received word from
her that her father passed away last
Friday. Miss Denison has been at
her home in Cutler, Me-, for nearly
two weeks because of the illness of
her father and during her absence
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler has been sub
shutting in her school, the fourth
grade on Leavitt street. Miss Deni-
SON will return on Saturday and on
Monday resume her duties. Miss
Denison, who has taught here sew
eral years has many friends who will
be sorry to know of her fathers
death.
Arthur Williams of Cornville was
in town on business Tuesday.
Harry jackson of Florida arrived
in town Tuesday morning being
called home because Of the illness
of his mother, Mrs. B. L. Flanders,
who passed away a few hours after
his arrival.
H. H. Thurlough, deputy collector,
will be in Skowhegan, at the NUM-
cipal building March 7th to 10Th, for
the purpose Of assisting income tax
payers in seeking Information and
the rendering Of returns. Expiration
date of filing, March 18th.
Jeremiah Flewelling and his
granddaughter Miss Madeline Flew
cling, who have been visiting his
son. George Flewelling and family In
Cornville, returned to their home In
Norridgewock Tuesday morning.
Allen Moore of Jackman. has been
in town since last Thursday on pusl-
ness. Mr.. Moore is manager or the
Lotus Ranch at Jackman or Z. ..
Cook of Boston, while In town MI.
Moore has purchased motor truck.
Ray Gordon and four small chill
dren went to Portland. Monday,
The regular meeting of the Russell
Relief Corps will be held on Friday
afternoon in the Grand Army hall.
After the usual business session,
program will be given and refresh
ments served by the following COM
mittee, who are the four color bear
ers: Mrs Lillian Smith, Mrs. Irene
Currier, Mrs. Georgia Goodwin and
Mrs. Ellen Smith.
All members of the Bethany parish
are invited to attend the Thursday
evening prayer meeting. when the
pastor, Rev. George Merriam will
speak on Some Things that Brought
Me to Christ and into the Church"
At the close Of the service. dough-
nuts, cake and coffee will be served
and a social time enjoyed.
On Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Blackwell. Miss Emma Rhyme, Mr..
and Mrs. belmont Mason and Charles
Reed. gave delightful surprise par
ty to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stinch-
field In honor of Mrs. Stinchfield's
birthday The party was at their
home on Madison avenue. They pre-.
scented Mrs. Stinchfield with a very
handsome table cloth and many good
wishes for happy returns Of the day.
Games were enjoyed and the evening
which was q happy one for host and
hostess and their unexpected guests