Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-07
SKOWHECAN

Miss Grace BLOCK, one OF the gTaue
teachers in the High school building.
who has been passing the Christmas
vacation at her home in West Paris,
returned to Skowhegan Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Edgar Black and daughter,
Margaret, of Waterville is passing
a week in town, the guest of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Withee,
on Bailey street.
William Laney returned to Gardi-
ner Wednesday afternoon, after be-
ing the guest of his SON, Linwood, at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Leon
Clair, and his daughter, Ernestine, at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Vigue.
William Steward Of the Back road,
who has been employed by the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. on it's con-
struction here, has gone to Lake Aus
tin, where he is employed lumber
ing.
Mrs. Walter Dunton and little
daughter, Nellie, Of Norridgewock.
were guests Wednesday of her sister,
in-law, Mrs. William Littlefield.
Both the town and rural schools will
resume their sessions on Monday,
Jan. 10.
The retiring and newly elected Of
ficers of Bloomfield Temple Pythian
sisters, will hold a meeting in Castle
hall on this Friday evening. All Of
tend this meeting.
A jolly coasting party was held on
Tuesday afternoon by several of the
college young people who are passing
the holidays at their homes in town.
The coasting was on Neal hill, after
which the young people We're guests
Of the Misses Marion and Helen Lord
at the home Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord, on Turner
avenue, where hot cocoa and other
refreshments was served.
Joseph Bolgier. who resides on
Hathaway street, is building a home
on Bailey street, where Gas soon as
it is ready for occupancy he with
his family will establish their home.
Health Officer Everett r. Goodrich
Wednesday removed the quarrantiny
from the last reported case of scarlet
fever.
Miss Emma Autill is visiting for a
! few days with Mrs. Rose Cushman,
at her home on the Middle road.
The closing service in the week Of
prayer will be held on this Friday
evening in the Bethany Baptist
church. The sermon will be prcac.cl
by the Rev. George LorinG Thuri'r.
! who this week assumed his duties as
pastor of the Federated church.
Rev. Herbert L. Nichols and his
son. Thomas. went TO Portland
Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs, Emma Nuttins returned from
Bar Harbor Wednesday night WI >, e
she was the guest for six weeks OF
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
| Mrs. James Giltillian
Ernest Leighton of Portland has
been in town on business.
Mrs. George W. Hincklcy of Good
Will Farm, was in town Wcdnes-
dav
Nh. George Plun'mer was in Wa
town.. ~ business Thursday
T'hiS Trilow afternoon Mrs. r; orca
Me;1i"'o viii entertain the IIcl-n CO.
hH!1' Missionary society of thn Beth
a'" I!ap' - church At III" parsonage
. E'''" is thr annual meeting and of
ii"-'!'s Fcr N" ensuing year will be
elected Az ladies' Of the Bethany
. parish 20 cordially invited TO attend
the meeting.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Charles Lcavitt Of
S;"l~''. W"r" in town THURSDAY on
Ia = 49," ta oakland. whcrt II. Y are
"a 'e "'' : f,r few DAYS of Mrs.
l.. o. : IS iI'othc.s, Charles ard Her
b..t1 1'.a.k.
M,s z u Foss and Mrs AdnEne
f0tt- hnVo zone 70 Pittsfi Id where
tfcv IN" Guests of friends
| M. ard Mrs John Clifford have
iuG' rr"' rcd a box OF orange and
! cr2pr ':it from their COY" il Flor,
idn, which are very delicious. The
fruit crop this wear is reported to be
excellent and the fruit OF especially
fr. crafty.
vs. the result OF the three rreserta-
ton9 Il Tho pageant Fighting the
b thri"tmHH Tandlcs' given in Dcccm-
her at the homes OF Miss IIarra', r.
Page. Mrs. Roy l.. Marston and Miss
Louise II. C"bYrr. the local ;rcAsu"cr.
Miss Gertrude S Weston. rae for
wardcG '2:2 - to tie nationa' ,1r:.1it-
tee rs = CIr'*t r7H@ eft from g5.pivhe-
gan toward the ej.nHn.nco wht.a AZ ef-
fort WIS mfjJo T. raise for the ,"'!c.-es
at T<|lyo, Nanf5r%. rck'nc. Ii, 2.unw,
Madras and medical schoc's .r Vol
. lore. India and Pelsing. China c,. he
women of tho Orient
Fred Coolidge Of Scion was =! own
Thursday nn business.
Charles Pattangall of Port,ar1 vas
in town on business THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clough have
closed their home on Madison avenue
and are located in the fiat over the
Bowman Hardware store for the re-
mainder of the winter. Mr.. Clough is
local manager of the business
Miss Ernestine Laney who has been
passing the holidays with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vigue re-
t,rped to Watervi1le Wednesday after