Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-15

Rev. George Merriam, pastor OF the
Bethany Baptist church, was at Good
, Will Farm Sunday afternoon, where
he conducted the service at the Good
Will chapel.
William Hart Taylor, an architect,
who has been in town a week on busi-
ness has returned to his home In Bos-
ton, Mr.. Taylor has charge of the
remodeling of the house on Madison
avenue under direction of Carleton
NJ. Holt.
!, Miss Rachel Conant returned Sat
'urday afternoon to Bingham, where
she is the Instructor in French and
Latin in the High school, after spend
ing Armistice Day with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Conant at their
home on Cross street.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Lester Shepley and
their two children have gone to>Port-
land. where they are to make their
home and where Mr.. Shepley has pur-
chased grocery business at the West
End opposite the Union station. Mr..
Shepley has sold his home on Summer
Street to Eddie Roderic, who Is to
occupy it with his family for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepley have many
friends who much regret their re-
moval from Skowhegan.
Mrs. Frank Scdgeley Of Watervllle
arrived in town Saturday afternoon
on the 5:45 train and visited over
Sunday with her sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jerome Abbey at
their home on Madison avenue.
Moses Miller OF Rumford arrived IN
town Saturday on the evening train to
visit his daughter, Miss Edna Miller,
who is employed in town by the Som
erset Shoe company.
Leon Titcombe. who is employed
by the Great Northern company,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Titcombe
at their home on Summer street.
Miss Nellie Hamilton, who is en-
ployed at the State House In Au-
r Eusta in the office Of Superintendent
of schools, DIR. Augustus .. Thomas.
was the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hamilton at their home
on Water street over the weekend.
Mrs. Estelle Goodrich. who has
been in Fairfield for the past two
weeks, having been called there by
the serious illness and death OF her
sister, Mrs. Viola Swain, was in town
Saturday night on her return to her
home in Canaan. Mrs. Goodrich was
accompanied by her brother. George
Gerald of Clinton, who had also been
in Fairfield and who went to Canaan
with Mrs. Goodrich, where he will
spend few weeks with her.
Friends of Mrs. Adeline Rurrill,
who is passing the winter with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Green at their home
on upper Middle street will be sorry
to know that she fell down the front
stairs at the Green home one night
recently. Mrs. Burrill was on her
way to admit Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
who had been out for the evening.
Mr.. Green broke a window in the
shed and entered through the win
dow. Mrs. Burrill did not break any
bones but injured her back severely
by the fall and Is confined to her bed.
Mrs. Burrill is 80 years of age. Her
daughter Mrs. Lillian Miller of Ban
gor has arrived and is assisting in
the care for her mother
Arthur Lyons Of Waterville was in
town over Sunday, the guest OF
friends.
Mrs. Lottie Prosper. an Indian
woman and her two sons, Stephen
and Lester, who have lived since Au-
gust in a tent on the land owned by
Mrs. Abbie Robinson on upper Mid
: die street, have gone to South Gar
diner where they plan to spend the
winter. Mrs. Prosper makes baskets
by which occupation she is support
ing herself and sons whom she IL