Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-11-02


Canaan road.
William Mooers left on the
O'Clock train for his home in Freder-
| teton, n. B.. after being the guest in
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Moore
at their home on the River road to
| Waterville. The S. B. Moores came
| here from Fredericton about year
| ago and purchased the w. H. Bcyn-
! ton farm on the River road.
| Victor Roberts, the nine-year -old
! lad who was run over by an automo-
bile at the foot of Baptist Hill on the
| Goth of last August and who has
! since the accident been a patient at
| the Somerset hospital, underwent an
/ operation upon his leg a few days
| ago and he is doing as we'll as can
| be expected.
Neal Littleield was in Waterville
on business Tuesday.
| Rev. George l.. Thurlow, pastor of
the Federated church was at Good
VIII Farm Sunday afternoon, where
] he preached.
7 Mrs. Fred Collins of North Corn
vile and daughter. Mrs. Vira Chase,
were in town on business Monday.
Lewis LaCroix,, the grandson of
| Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Rilley, was op-
| Grated upon at the Somerset hospital
| Saturday.
| The Festival Chorus met Monday
evening in the Assembly hall of the
Skowhegan High school for rehear-
| sal and election of officers. The cleo
1 ,,antinO o
which is called for next Monday
night, November T.
The annual meeting of the Home
| Missionary Society of the Centenary
! Methodist church was held with the
/ president, Mrs Herbert l.. Nichols at
| the parsonage Monday afternoon with
good attendance. The plans for the
winters work OF the society were
I discussed. The following officers
We're elected to serve the society for
192122: President, Mrs. Annie Mich
OILS: vice president, Mrs. Viola F.
Smith; secretary, Miss Emma Hall;
chaplain. Miss Augusta Myers; treas
urer, Mrs. Jennie Nutting: commit
| tee on Mite Boxes, Mrs. Susie H
| Ames: delegates to the meetings of
! the Home Missionary Society which
| will he held in conjunction with the
annual meetings of the Maine State
| Methodist Conference. The next
meeting Of the society will be held on
the fourth Monday in November, at
which time Mrs Alma Bishop will di-
rect the program and Mrs. Viola
Smith will have charge of the re-
| freshmcnts.
Mrs. Annie Chase of Skowhogan Is
q surgical patient at the Somerset
| hospital.
Bradbury Barker Of Athens was a
! business caller in Skowhegan Mon
! day. III
The funeral service for Mrs. Hen
rictta Boutin, who died at her home
Saturday evening will be held at the
! Notre Dame of Lourdes church this
| Wednesday morning at 0 o'clock and
will be conducted by the pastor Rev
| Father ]. Louis A. Renaud. The bur-
! ial viii be made in St. Mary'S Catho-
| lie cemetery on North avenue.
| Superintendent and Mrs. Russell
| Taylor Who had been in Portland at
| tending the annual Teachers con-
vcntion were guests over the week
end Of Mr.. Taylor's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles TAYLOR at their home
! on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Ethel Groves of Canaan is a
patient at the Somerset hospital.
! Mrs. clyde H. Blackwell and Mrs
Walter Clark entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Blackwell on Madison
! avenue. Monday evening in observ-
ancc Of Halloween Sixteen guests
being present. The house was light
| Cd by jack-o' lanterns. Games We're
played and a peanut hunt caused a
| lot of merryment. The prize was
won by Parker Noble and the booby
/ prize was won by Mrs. belmont Ma
son. Apples, ;weet cider. popcorn
and saltcd nuts were cerved. All the
guests passed a happy evening and a
jolly good time was had by all.
| Tho annual meeting of the Skow-
| hogan local Of the Maine Sweet Corn
| Growers Association will be held
| Friday, Nov. 4, at 100 p. NJ. in the
| municipal court room. 1t is expect
ca that G. Fl. Crawford of Augusta
will be present. All growers. whether
| members of the association or not are
requested to attend this important
meeting.
Noticeable gain has been made in
several Of the Somerset County Farm
Bureaus recently. Canaan has gained
-, New Portland IS, North Anson