Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-09
SKOWHEGAN NEWS
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, routine business the scmi-annual re-
ports were given. Al the next meet
ing the officers recently elected to
serve for SIX months will be Installed.
Miss Esther Taylor, who has been
in tIWn visiting for two weeks her
uLcles and aunts. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Thlbodeau Of Mount Pleasant avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reed. will re-
turu to her home in Auburn today.
The funeral service for Archie Ber-
lard, who passed away at his home on
Mount Pleasant avenue Wednesday
afternoon. was held Friday morning
at the Notre Dame Of Lourdes church
and was Conducted b. the pastor. Rev.
Fr j. Louis A. Renaud. The burial
was in the st. Mary's Catholic Gem
etcry ON North avenue.
MIR and Mrs. Frank Dunlop and
children Nina and Ralph. nave re-
turned 10 their home III MillNilic. York
county, New Brunswick, after visiting
Mr.. punlop's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson Dunlop at their homo On thu
Norridgcwock road on the south side
of the river and other relatives in
town. The trip was made 10y auto
mobile
Miss Alyinia Thihidcau was "peratcd
upon "Wednesday at III" kcnnebcc Val
ley hospital.
Fred Weston. who has been in Car
diner assisting in caring for the horses
OF Wesley Watson. has returned and
Mrs. Weston and little daughter Emil
,ly, who were with Mrs. Elizabeth
Watson at her home on North avenue
While Mr.. Weston was away. lave re-
turned to their hcmr on Turner ave
nuc.
Mr.. and Mrs George Emerson of
Summer street are rejoicing over the
arrival Of I Observation-Disclosures who
was born on Tuesday, July ). The pa
rents Of this fourth generation baby
are Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Cutler
who reside on the Canaan road.
Mrs w. II. Fairfield has returned
to her home in Norridgewock after be
ing the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
benjamin Witham.
Mrs Life Davis who is in charge of
the tailoring department of the Wa
terville I'm ary-Brown Co.'S store, was
al the companys Skowhegan store for
D few hours Lyid2y.
Miss Marion Lord. who was gradu-
ated at Wheaton College this June and
whJ is passing the summer at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas q. Lord. is serving as organist
at the Federated church through the
month Of July.
Rev. George j.. Thurlow, pastor Of
the Federated church. will go to Ca
naan Sunday afternoon 10 clnduct a
service at the Union church in that
village.
Clyde H. Smith has been elected
manager Of the Skowhegan baseball
team.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tu,tle are en-
tertai ming their uieces. Miss Marion
and Mildred Smith OF Augusta. at their
farm home at Malbon's Mills. The
Misses Smith Will remain at the Tut
tie home during their summer vaca-
ton.
! Ed Savers. Water rect barber.
is surgical patient at the kcnnebec
VALLEY hospital.
Rev Olin Hobbs Tracey who with
his two sons. Gin r. and Leighton c.
Tracey, have been in town for the past
week packing their household furnish
ingS. which we're left at the First
Baptist parsonage when Or. Tracey
completed his passionate here have
gone TO Connecticut. Since leaving
Skowhcgan DR. Tracey has been sup
plying at Berilr y. II. Dr Traccys
son olin has ceen teaching in Brew
ster Free Acadomy at Wolfstoro, y
H.. and Leighton the other son. has
taken years training at the Tuck
School of Administration and Financ"
at Dartmouth. 10 which he will return
for his second year in the fan. DIN
Tracey plans 10 enter Yale this fall
and DR. Tracey will locate near New
Haven Both Lr. Tracey and his sons
who were very helpful in tie work
with the young people and in general
church work during their father s
past)rate here. have many friends in
Skowhegan who have been pleased to
see them in town the past few days
and greatly regret that Skowhe gan Is
no longer TO be their home.
Mrs. Mary Thompson. who passed
several weeks in town with her cousin
Mrs. Amanda William. at her home on
Middle street. has returned to her
home in Embden.
Miss Mabel Atkins OF bingham,
Mass. is passing the summer with
Mrs. Witham. Miss Atkins formerly
lived in Skowhegan and is the daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Atkins. who
at one time resided on North avenue.
1t will be of interest to many who
will remember Mr.. Atkins to know
that he is superintendent of the Hing
ham Light & Power Co. Many friends
of Mrs. Witham, who has been very
Ill at her home for several weeks, will
be pleased to know that she Is much