Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-03
SKOWHECAN NEWS
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SOMERSET COUNTY
ENGLAND 1876
FARMERS s'11


Mrs. Virginia Nye and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts Of Water
vile arrived in town Saturday noon
and went to Mrs. Nye's home in
Canaan for over the weekend.
Mrs. Della McTaggert of Belfast
was in town Saturday calling on DIR.
and Mrs. M. E. Lord and Miss Alice
r. Parker the Red Cross public
health nurse who is from Belfast
and is residing with Miss Gertrude
S. Weston at her home on the Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dore and
daughter, Fedora we're in Waterville
Saturday afternoon on business.
Mrs. A. G. Spinney, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Edgar
L. Ford and Mr.. Ford of Madison
avenue, returned to her home in
Portland Saturday leaving on the
11.40 train.
Harry Jones, the Old Orchard
aviator who was here for the three
days OF the Central Somerset Agri-
cultural fair, went to Athens Fri
day and obtained a location for his
flights and landings for the days
that he is to be in that town, espec-
tally for the Wesserrunsett fair.
which is to be held on Wednesday.
Oct. 8. Mr.. Jones passed Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
Russell at their home on the East
Madison road where he made flights
from their field which is an excellent
place for the landing.
The winfor Iyoe,,r, $1,000, r. -,
Redpath Bureau will open with the
'Mollusc' 'on Monday night, Oct. 10.
A very large limb, measuring in
diameter in the largest place about
10 inches. was blown from the hand
some maple tree in the west front
corner OF the lawn, at the home of
MRS. Anna F. Merrill on Water
street Friday evening, in the thunder
shower. it falling across the side
walk. Early Saturday morning it was
sawed up and removed from the
sidewalk.
Alonzo Smith of Kennebec street
passed Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mont Russellsat their home on the
East Madison road.
3. II. Stinson, who has been. in
town for several days on business at
the local store of the Sea Products
company of Rockland, returned to
MS home in Rockland Saturday
morning.
Two respondents charged with i'm
proper lighting Of their automobiles
were before Trial Justice Thomas G.
Lord on Friday. They were r. s.
conn OF Bangor and Allen S. Hoar
OF Norridgewock. Both pleaded
guilty and were fined $40 and cost 81
each. A State officer who was in
town during the fair inspecting the
ilghtlng of automobiles told Mr.. Lord
mat the percentage of improner,v
lighted cars was very small com,
pared to the number found else-
where at the fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bearce and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and little
son. Gordon went to Boston SUNDAY
, by automobile.
MIS-. Martha E. Kilbreth of Fast
winthrop, who has been the pnest
OF her granddaughter, Mrs. Harry
Dysart at her home on Water street
returned to her home Saturday after,
noon leaving on the 11.4O train.
II. 40 train.
Philip Gaudreau, charged with a.
single sale, in which case the jury on
frloay afternoon disagreed. after
.hree and one-quarter hours delhi.
eratlon, was held on SATURDAY. morn
ing IN the sum of $500 for the IAN
uary term of the supreme iudic;.1
court, which he furnished. Caud-
reau's attorney was William p
Brown Of Madison. Michael Far'
reil OF st. Adams who was cb,rgad
with single sale retracted his Mica -,
not guilty. and pleaded guilty. Far
len was also represented by Attor-
ney William B. Brown.
Frank M. Huckins, son of M.
Nancy Huckins is to be married IN
.ne evening of Tuesday, October IA.
10 Miss Ethel Paul, daughter Of NJ
ana Mrs. Samuel Paul. The weddine
VIII occur at the home of the hrda,s
parents at % Silver street, SPRING
neio: Mass, at eight o'clock. Mr.
Huckins is a former Skowheran
young man. having been graduated
from the Skowhegan High school in
the class of 1914 He is now assist
ant city editor of the Springfield Re-
publican and has a host of friends in
town who will be pleased to learn of
MS approaching marriage. Mr.. Huck-
ms bride to be, is a trained n,rse
having taken her training in Bos,
ton.
Miss Lillian Horne, a dietitian Of
Worcester. Mass, is in town the Guest
OF her cousin. Miss Margaret Smith.
at the home of Sewell Smith, corner
OF Main and Bloomfield street Miss
Horne viii pass two months with
relatives in Somerset county.
russell Currier. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Currier of upper Main
street submitted to throat operation
at the Somerset hospital Saturday.
Saturday forenoon as the little
oiacK morse owned by Frank Thomp.
son q co. and used by them on their
oehvery wagon. backed up to their
market at the south end of the bridge
While meat was being unloaded and
taken to the market, he was struck and
! thrown by the automobile truck from
the store of Stevens and Eames, which
were coming across the bride and
going to make Baptist hill and as
the sun was shining on their wind
shield it prevented the driver seeing
the Thompson team, the horse was
BADLY bruised but was apparently not
20 1~in yeiN sy,..