Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-26

C08tte Qau W0en the h0f8AI rank
degree WINS worked. IN very praise
worthy manner. The degree team
will rehearse at o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon.
Sunset Chapter, NO s.. Order of
Eastern Star, IL making arrange
ments for an Easter fair, which will
be held In the Masonic banquet hall
on Thursday. March ~. The follow
ing committees have been appointed:
General committee Hill, Mrs.
Ethel Christensen. Mrs Bessie LAM
bert Mrs. Adelaide Lowd. Mrs. Jes-
sic Plummer and Mrs. Ethel Morrow;
fancy work--Mrs., Harriet Giedhill
(chairman), Mrs. Minna Savage, Mrs.
Lena Wentworth. Mrs. Alice L. wads-
worth. Mrs. Grace W. Curtis, Mrs.
ADELAIDE Ordway, Mrs. Bertha Holt
and Mrs. Mary G. Stinchfleld: candy
committee--Mrs. Maud Jewett (chair-
mani, Mrs. Lou Eames. Mrs. Char
lotte Tarbox. Mrs. Leon Smiley. Mrs.
Martha Fairgrieves, Miss Allie Good
rich and Miss Maud Plummer Tea
will be served by the following Eng
fish" ladies': Miss Edith M. Gled-
hill. Mrs. William Mitchell. Mrs.
James Robinson and Mrs. Violet Par
ker. The named committees are sure
to make the fair a great success fl
nancially and very pleasing social
affair.
The funeral, OF Sheldon H. Beale,
who passed Away suddenly Tuesday
morning at his home on Hilton hill
was held at the home Friday at
1880 o'clock. Rev. George Merriam
of the Bethany Baptist church off,
ciating. The remains were placed
in the tomb at the Southside GENE,
terry. The service was attended by
many. The members of the old de-
gree team of Skowhegan Grange, Of
which Mr.. Beale was a member, at
tended in a body, as did also the di-
rectors of the Farmers Union. Mr..
Beale was at the time of HIS death
one of the directors of the union.
The bearers were Lester Stevens,
Chauncey Locke, Delbert Porter and
Delbert Smiley. The following out
of-town people were in attendance
at the service: Mrs. Emma Nutting,
who is passing the winter in Bar
Harbor, and her son, Percy Nutting,
student at the University of Maine;
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Lincoln of North
Arson and Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Robinson of North Arson.
The young ladies' first and second
basketball teams of Skowhegan High
school went to Waterville Friday to
play the first and second teams of
the High school in the evening in
that city, accompanied by Miss Helen
White, referee and Miss Sadie Mar
tin and Miss Beatrice Loud.
Friends of Mrs. E. d. Packard,
who has been very ill for several
weeks at her home on Water street
will be pleased to know that she is
now making good progress toward
recovery.
Many local people and those from
nearby towns who passed many
happy days at Lake George, which is
one of the most beautiful lakes in
Somerset county, will be pleased to
know that the owner, George Wash
burn. has leased the place for a term
Of 10 years to j. F. Dudley of Boston,
who has taken possession and has
begun making many necessary re-
pairs. 1t will be opened early in the
season and will be run in an ap-
proved and up-tO-date way as a
summer resort.
Levi Butler, who has been serving
as janitor Of the High school build
ing and the Garfield and Lincoln
buildings on Leavitt street, rendered
his resignation on Friday evening
and will resume his old position in
the American Wooden mill.
A teachers examination for State
certificate for both elementary and
secondary schools will be held today,
Saturday. in the Skowhegan High
school building. beginning at $50 A.
NJ. and continuing until o'clock p.
M, with an hours intermission at
II o'clock for dinner.
Miss Alta Young, an instructor in
the commercial department in the
Skowhegan High school, went to
East Madison Friday afternoon and
will pass the weekend with her
father, George Young.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Crowell. who are now resid-
ing at Malbous Mills. have been
pleased to read Of their observance
a few days ago of their 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary The party was
given by their children, Henry Crow
ell and Mrs. Il. Omer Furber at the
Furber home on Middle street. Mr..
and Mrs. Crowell have a host of
friends in Somerset county. many
OF whom remembered this happy oc-
casion by sending them cards and
greetings. Mr.. Crowell is a success
full farmer and stock and lumber
dealer. Mrs. CroweIl has been for
30 years a reporter for the weekly
paper printed in Somerset county's
shire town and is woman for rare
and culture. Best wish
es for many happy returns OF this
anniversary just celebrated are ex-
tended to Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell.
The young pupils Of the Sunday
school class in the Centenary Meth
odist Sunday school. taught by Lyle
Moores, have very attractive posters
in the store windows announcing the
supper which they are to serve to
the public in the church vestries on
this Saturday evening. The proceeds
are to be used to send boys repre-
senting that school to the Boys