Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-10
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YEAR ROUND supply
PURITY ICE CREAM CO,
19 Sanger Ave.
WaterviIle, Maine
Phone 205.M
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SKOWHECAN

Athens were business callers in tow,
Tuesday.
Elmer L. Town of Madison was
business caller in town Tuesday.
Rev. H. IL. Hathaway of Swans
Island who was in Clinton where bs
was formerly pastor of the Free
Baptist church, attending the Old
Home week celebration arrived J,
town Tuesday noon on the ll50 train
and was the guest for the day ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence whitney. q,
their home on Madison avenue, hay.
ing been Mrs. Whitneys pastor in
West Paris.
Sam Conner of the Lewiston Jour.
nal was calling on Sheriff Mooers
Tuesday morning.
Miss Ethel Brock OF West Paris is
in town, passing a week with her
sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Whitney at their home
on Madison avenue.
Fred Mckay. a public truck driver
with a very broad smile on his face
was announcing the arrival of a new
truck driver on Tuesday morning
and when he stated the new driver,
weight TO be eight pounds his friends
knew that he was trying to tell them
of the arrival of q little son who was
born Tuesday morning to Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckay at their home on North
avenue. They have named him
Clyde Miles.
Miss Ida Fletcher. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Robert B
Cole, returned TO her home in Fair.
field Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burner have
returned from North New Portland
where they motorcd the first of The
week, taking their son and his wife
Mr.. md Mrs. Everett Burner, who
had been in Skowhegan visiting with
relatives for several days to thei,
home in North New Portland
Mrs. a. II. Cole and her grand.
daughter. Miss Charlcne Cole. lett
Tuesday afternoon for Dresden
where they will pass few weeks at,
Mrs. Coles cottage o nthc Methods
campground und attend the camp.
meeting which is already in pro,
gress.
Mr.. and Mrs =. q. Crosby. Who'll
have been in Monmouth for the pas
four months at the home OF Mr.
Crosby's aunt Mrs. H. w. Stewart
returned on the II. 30 train Tuesday
noon. The home of Mrs. Stewart
has been sold and Mrs Stewart has
gone to Lewiston where she will
make her home with her sister
Mrs. f.. {. Noyes. Mr. and Mrs
Crosby's home on Madison avenue
has been occupied by their daugh.
ter, Mrs. James Easier and Mr.. Eas.
Ter. during their absence.
The funeral service for Mr.. John
i. Avore. who died on Saturday al
ternoon at the Kennebec Valley hos.
pital was held Tuesday afternoon at
one o'clock at the home of his
daughter and her husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Gledhiu and was a
most impressive service, conducted
by GUARDIANSHIP Lodge l. o. .. r.
The officiating clergyman was tie
Rev. Charles II. mckinney, pastor
of the Congregational church IN
Madison. former.s pastor of the Is
land Avenue Congregational church
of which MIR. Avore was a helpful
member for number of years. The
burial was made in the family lot ir
the Southside cemetery, of which
cemetery Mr.. Avore has been the
Sexton for nine years. Among theI
out-of-town people in attendance al
the service were daughter. Mr
Elsie Stilphen. and husband of New
Haven, Conn, q son, Bert Avore
and family from Dexter. and son
Everett, of Augusta. a nephew, Dr.
George Clukey from St George
Quebec, Canada. and Mrs. William
Simpson of Oakland.