Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-05

oiC u. he HOt,GIS
were many and attested the respect
ana .ofe which the community have
Tor MT. Lancaster and his family
Those from out of town toFattend the
service We're "a son. Ralph, and his
WIFE and son. Thomas Roy Of I.iv-
ermore Falls and Mrs. Roy B. Lam
caster OF WaterVillc. The burial was
made IN the family lot in the South
side cemetery.
! Mrs. Mary Dore and son, Walter.
returned on the 11.50 train Thursday,
! from North Nassalboro, where she
mad been the guest OF her brother,
Henry Fourth.
Major John w. Fogier of Elm
street ana his son. Ben Baker FogIer
of Cleveland. O.. who are passing
their vacation with Mayor Fogler's
parents, and Attorney Maurice p.
Merrill, left in the F'ogler car Tor the
vicinity Of Pleasant Pond, on "a FISH
ing trip, Thursday afternoon
The remains of Sewell D. Euttins,
who died at his home ~ Augusta
ednesday> afternoon, were brought
to Skowhegan tor burial in the South
side cemetery, Thursday forenoon,
where d burial service was conducted
by the Rev. George Merriam, pastor
OF the Bethany Baptist church Mr.
Nutting was born in Madison 60 years
ago. He made Skowhegan his home
for number of years. He, married
Miss Belle Noble of Hinckley. who
died several years ago Pneumonia
was the cause of his death. He is
c. rt-iS u
Mabel Huteson OF East Sound of
Washington, and Mrs. Grace Good :
speed of Idaho. and a brother. John
Is. Nutting of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Lord and
four children, Misses Marion. Helen
Priscilla and son Harold accompan-
led by Mrs. Lords mother. Mrs Sa-
rah Harriss left in the Lord car
Thursday morning on a pleasure
trip to Pleasant Pond and vicinity.
Mrs. Harris will return in Il dav or
SO but the remainder of the party
Will be away for a week or 10 days
The Bloomfield Temple Pythan
Sisters enjoyed u picnic Wednesday
afternoon at Lakewood with Il deli
clous picnic supper. All present
passed a most delightful time.
Mrs Theresa Cieaves and two chill
dren, Florence and Ralph OF Pres
que Isle, who have been at Togus to
visit Mrs. Cieaves' father. w. c. Doe.
were in town on their way home
Thursday and were guests of Mrs.
Cleares' sister. Mrs. Walter Lovely.
The descendants of Major John
Moore will hold their reunion at
| Lakewood, Wednesday, August ~.
/ with an out-of-doOr picnic lunch.
All in attendance are requested to
bring food for their own party and
cups as coffee will be obtainable.
AS no reunion was held last YEAR it
is hoped that there will be Il large
and interested gathering this year.
Ihree young men who were in
toxlcated and disturbing dance
which was being held at Smithtield
| Wednesday night were arrested by
deputy sheriff Fred Clark OF Smith
field and brought to Skowhegan for
trial before Trial Justice Thomas G.
Lord. The young men proved to be
from Natcrvilie and while they were
near the home of Mr.. Lord on the
corner of Turner avenue and Bridge
street. one of the fellows left the ear
and ran down Bridge street to the
! rivers edge but was appre hended on
! Alder street in front of the home of
r. Fred Wilson by the flash lights.
The three were found guilty and
were fined.
Mrs. ID. f. Smiley and daughter,
, Miss Beatrice Smiley and their
guest Mrs. Smi!ey's sister Mrs. james
Sanborn, and Mrs Sanborn's two
children. James and Edwin motored
! in the Smiley car 10 Pennington
! Thursday where they were guests of
! Mrs Sanhorn's mother in-Iac. Mrs,
: NJ. G.. Sanborn.
y story is circulated that the
! Athens stage driver, Roland |. Hurd
I has not been seen since Monday
night He met the Skowhegan train
! on Monday afternoon as usua! and
LOOK the mail to Athens and deliver
ed 1t to the postmaster. I.aforrest
Williams Afterward Hurd saw
Harry Smith. the former stage dri-
Yer. and asked him to drive the stage
for him Tuesday as he said his car
! was out of commission. which Smith.
agreed to do "Wednesday there WAS
no one to take the man ard it was
sent up by public carriage driver
, under the direction of Air Burd's
; bondsman, :. a. X. Howeli and Ar
, thur Randall. who are at present TEX
ing charge Of the matter Of deliver
ing the mail ia and from Athens
from Skowhegan.
&. w. Savage a merchant At Flag.
staff and hlrs. Savage were in town
frldaT. driving down in their car
! Mr.. savage had business Eere and
While IN town they cate en- his
cousin, Mrs Alice Savage Gaker at
her home on Turner avenue.
Fred French. who recertly sold his
place on Madison avenue to Norp .io
; Dodge of CornNille. on Wednesday
purchased the Charles rir.bie n!ace
On the Lakewood road
Miss Marion Hare. Scnerse,
! County's home demonstrator was in
Athens Thursday where She cenon
strated dress finishing
The anpuui reunion Of the stu.
, dents Of the OLD Eaton schoo! at
Norridgcwock and the Norridgewock
High School Alumni Association was