Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-07
Yearly Meetings Missionary Society Federated Church An
nounced-Supreme Court Proceedngs-State VS. Dore-
Festival Chorus Members Leave for Bangor >

Mrs. Nathan Weston, daughter
Emily of Madison and her guest.
Mrs. Ada Weston of Portland were in
town shopping Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Jordan of New Glou-
cester who has been the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Burrill at their
home on Madison avenue, returned
to her home Thursday morning.
c. C. Hanson of st. Adams was a
business caller in town Wednesday,
Mrs. w. J. Holway, Mrs. Frank
Fitzsimmons and sons, Roland and
BInn Milton Morris, Mrs. Minnie
Durcin and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Durgin of The Forks and Mrs. James
Durgin and young son, Quentin of
Madison, made up an automobile
party to Skowhegan on Wednesday,
doing shopping and attending to
matters of business. Mrs. Fitzsim-
mons called on her nephew, Stanley
Martin of The Forks who was a pa
tient at the Somerset hospital being
the victim of a shooting accident.
Mrs Martin is in town with her son.
Mrs. William Fish and son. Earl,
have returned from Augusta. where
they have been guests of Mrs. F'ish's
mother. Mrs. Hattie Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont II. Appleby
were in Pittsfeld Wednesday being
called there by the death of Mr.. APP
pleby's uncle, Joseph Appleby who
passed away on Tuesday evening
about 8 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. APP
pleby returned to Pittsfield where at
] o'clock in the afternoon they at
tended the funeral service for Mr..
Appeby, which was conducted by
tine Rev. Converse of the Baptist
church. Mr.. Appleby who was a
74-year- old veteran of the Civil War
formerly lived in Boston where he
bad his headquarters, being en-
Eloyed as a railroad engineer.
Mrs. Martha Boynton, nephew
Stephen Lucas of st. Adams and
their guests. Mrs. Boynton's sister,
Mrs. Edna Vining and her two
grandchildren from Seattle. Wash,
were in town Wednesday. the guests
of their cousins, Attorney and Mrs
Daniel Lewis of Spring street and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cool of Bloom
field street.
Deputy Sheriff Howard w. Lowd
was st East New Portland Wednes-
day bringing to Skowhegan, one Ar.
thur f. Marshall who is wanted by
the Boston police. Thursday a rep
resentative of the Boston force
came to Skowhegan for Marshall.
Mrs. Flora Shaw who has been the
guest Of Mrs. Lottie Cullum at hel
home in the east part of the town
and Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Currier
of Shirley street, returned to her
home in Auburn Wednesday leaving
on the 11.40 A. NJ. train.
Mrs III. w. Kennison and two
daughters, Lillian and Margaret of
North New Portland were in town
Wednesday leaving on the 11.4O A.
NJ. train for Orrs' Island whore they
will be the guests of Mrs. kennison's
Daughter. Mrs. l. c. Prince
Miss Elaine Lowell went to Wa
terville Wednesday afternoon where
she was the guest of Miss Lillian
Proctor
Rev. w. b. Barnes, Provincial
Secretary, Canadian Brotherhood
Federation of Quebec and Eastern
Ontario Division office at 159 Mans
field street, Montreal. returned to his
home Wednesday after having been
In town the guest of his brothers,
Reuben and A. f. Barnes and of his
mother, Mrs. L. J. Barnes at her
home in Cornville, for several DAYS.
Miss Bernardine Coonney, State SUI
perrisor of home economics who has
been III Skowhegan assisting in get
ting the department of Tome econo-
mics under way in the public schools
of Skowhegan went to Waterville
Wednesday noon where she will
assist in the work in the city schools.
Miss Coonney will go to Augusta be-
tore returning to Pennington where
she is in charge of teacher training
at the State Normal school, Miss
Coonney stated that the work was
well under way in Skowhegan and
that she thought an excellent course
had been arranged for the local
schools.
Many Skowhegan people were in
Athens Wednesday in attendance at
The Wesserrunsett Valley Fair which
was held in that village with a very
large attendance. Among those at
tehding from Skowhegan were, Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Savage, Mrs. John A.
Mooers, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua +. Will
hams H. G. Judkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Is Folsom, Mrs. Carrie Bragg,
SULLIVAN Russell and Miss Tryphena
Russell.
MIS- George /. Thurlow, president
vi inc Missionary Society of the Fed
Grated church. announces the follow
ing schedule for the years meetings
OF Inc society: October-With Mrs
cyrus Goodrich; leader, Miss Cert
rude Carter; subject. Home Mission
WORK November-With Mrs. E. w.
marble; leader, Mrs J. W. F'ogler;
subject, Japan. December With
MIS- Roy L. Marston; leader, Mrs.
Addie Kicker; subject. Indians.
.anuary-With Mrs. j. w. Fogler;
ieaher. Miss Hannah r. Page; sub
!eo, Africa. F'ebruary-With Miss
gertrude S. Weston: leader, Mrs.
Hh F, Holt; subject, Mountain
whites. March-With Mrs. George
~ Thurlow; leader. Mrs. L. w. Mar
pie; subject, Indians. April-With
MIS-. S NJ. Cover; leader, Mrs S. NJ
Tower; subject. City Missions. May
With Mrs. d. H. Bartlett: leader
mrs E. L. Greenwood subject.
emma Tune-\Vith Mrs Sarah &