Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-12
Western Somerset Mems Teachers Club to Meet Feb 25
phatheas Session Feb. 16-Womans Club to Have Movie
Beneft-Eas Madison Celebrate 44th Anniver-

sary
DIR. and Mrs 81. e. Lord went to
Rockland by automobile Thursday
afternoon. because his mother is i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Gushing. who
have been guests of their cousins. Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Roderick. have re-
turned to their home in Lewiston.
Mrs. Chauncy Locke and Mrs. Lee
Kelley of cornville, were in town shop
ping Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Rich of Waterville. is in
town visiting her father. Stiilman
Holmes. and sister. Mrs. Beatrice Bige-
low, Mechanic street,
Doris Burgess has been confined to
her home on Alder street by illness,
since Sunday.
The Western Somerset Mems Teach
ers Club, which was recently organ
lied in Madison, will hold its second
meeting in Skowhegan on Friday, Feb.
25.' The arrangements for the meet
ing OF the Is are being made by Prof.
Ralph W. Heighton OF the High school.
The next regular meeting of the
First Philathea Class of the Federated
church will be held next Wednesday
evening, Feb. Is, when Rev. j.. l..
Corson. superintendent of the Bethel
Mission will be present and give an
address, telling of his work for the
1t is hoped that all members of. the
class will attend and bring their
friends with them. Mr.. Corson is a
very pleasant speaker, and he has a
most interesting story to tell.
Leo Briggs has returned from North
Arson, where he has been on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Murray return
ed to their home in Wateryille, Thurs
day. after being in town, the guests OF
Mrs. Beatrice Bigelow, at the home of
her father, Mrs. Stillman Holmes. on
Mechanic street.
The Federated Working of the Fed
Grated church will hold it's regular
meeting on Monday afternoon in the
pariors of the Congregational church.
A large attendance is requested.
Roy Atkinson is the only out of
town press correspondent who has
been in attendance at the trial of the
State VS.. Homer Spurlock, of Ken
lucky. John Brown, of Boston. and
James Purcell. of New Bedford, Mass.
for the murder of Asa Entreken, sta
ton agent at Embden. Mr.. Atkins is
from the Boston Post.
Mrs. Berle Nye Taylor, Of Portland,
who is substituting for Mr.. Malley as
pianist at the pictures, was in Water
vile Thursday where she is receiving
piano instructions.
George S. Williams of Hartland is in
town, the, guest< of his sister, Mrs
Elizabeth w. Dyer, Madison avenue.
Former county attorney Howard
Haley OF Hartland was in town on
business Thursday.
A, delightful party is being planned
for the children of the Primary De-
partment of the Federated Sunday
School. The party will be given next
Tuesday evening from to 3 o'clock in
the parlors of the congregational
church.
l.. B. Wheeler. deputy sheriff. of
Hartland, was in town Friday on
business.
Dr.. George Otis Smith of Washing
ton, D. c.. arrived in town Thursday
evening and will pass q few days with
Mrs Smith at their home on Coburn
avenue, and with his mother, Mrs.
Joseph Smith. of Water street.
Judge II. H. sBrazzell of Fairfield
was in town on business.
A special meeting of the Golden Rod
Branch of the Sunshine Society was
held on Thursday afternoon in the
Municipal building and plans were
perfected for the all day Food Sale
the society is to hold this Saturday
in the Municipal building, as bene-
fit for the society.
George A. johnson of Watervilie
was in town Friday on business.
Attorney General Ransford Shaw,
who has been in Skowhegan represent
ing the State in it's trial of Spurlock,
Brown and Purcell for the murder of
Asa Entreken, the station agent at
Embden, left Friday, for his home in
Houlton.
3. F. Woodbury. went to Portland,
Friday noon. where he win pass the
weekend with friends.
ella r. Nelson went to Waterville
Friday afternoon. where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Bertram Melvine
until Monday night.
Mrs. Nora Lancaster is substituting
at Ordways Dry Goods Store, this
week. during the absence of Miss Nell
lie Bean who has been in New Shar-
on being called there by the death
OF her mother.
Mrs: Peter H. Christainsen left FRI
day for Portland, where she will visit
the first of the week with Mr.. Chris
tainsen's brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Christensen.
Harold Libby and his sister, Miss
Hildred Libby, of Cornville, were in
town Friday on their way to Water
vile, where they will visit with their
father, Lester Libby. for few days.
Mrs c.. Elmer Emigh and daughter.
Dorothy. were in Waterviile Friday
afternoon calling on Mrs. Bertram
Melvin. and shopping.
George Smith and his son, Leon
Smith, farmers on Beech hill, lost a
valuable horse Friday. after few
days Illness.
About Geo. Cleveland
An editorial of interest. to Skowhe-
gan people recently appeared in a
California paper. 1t speaks with the