Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-13
by Beck

town. Early in the forenoon a base
ball game will be enjoyed between the
past and present ball players A
short time Will be devoted to business,
after which will he held brief me-
mortal service for Private Arthur l..
| Bush. who was the only alumnus to
lose his life in the World War Dim
ner will be served at noon in the
grange hall. 4 committee will pro-
vide a program for the afternoon.
kendalfs orchestra will play All
who feel love for the old school and
an interest in its future helpfulness
are requested to send letters if unable
to be present This is an opportunity
Ito renew former friendships either by
, Presence or greetings. 4 literary pro-
gram is planned for the evening. when
kendalrs orchestra will furnish
music. \ dance will follow the pro-
gram with music for the dance by
Hjort'@ orchestra.
Charles Preble has been in Bing-
ham, where he has been the guest for
the past few days of his son, F. W.
Preblc.
I Charles Packard is al East Madi-
son. the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
yin Baker
Mrs. Theresa NioIette of Rigelow
has gone 10 Carmel where she is
passing 4 week the guests of cousins
Nj Herbert s. Hopkins was in
Portland on business Friday and to
see his daughter Miss Virginia Hop
kins
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danforth Of
Boston are the, guests of Mr. Dan
! torth's father. Albra Danforth. at
his home in the east part OF the
town
Harry Cool of Canaan .-as in
! town on business Thursday.
Mrs. Wallace Tracy of Cornvillc
returned from Hinckley Friday on
, I'll" loo traine and was accompan-
led by her daughter. Miss Mildred
! Tracy, who will be a guest Of her
( parents at their home for a few
days.
Mrs Bell Kelley OF Clinton and
! her guests. her daughter in-law
Mrs. John II. Kelley and little
, daughter Mary Ellen Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, and Mr.. Kelley's brother.
F.. Frank Kelley of New Market. y n
were in town Friday calling on
friends. Mr.. Frank Kelley who was
born in Hinckley had not seen in
Skowhegan for Il good many years
and he noticed many changes and
improvements in the town which he
used to frequently visit
Mrs Alice Higgins OF California
who is passing the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. Marcus Moore, at their
summer home at Lakewood. has
gone to Rangeley Lake where she
VIII be the guest of nephew. Err
nest Patten. who is passing a por
ton of the summer at Rangcley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Lord and
daughters. Misses Helen and Pris-
ella and scs,. Harold have returned
from an automo ble trip of several
days to Pleasant Pond and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Good Of Month
cello, Mrs. Annie Clark and Mr.. and
Mrs Haverlock Knox of Carbon
were in town Wednesday and Thurs
!
ter II. Packard at their home on
Locust avenue.
Frank Fitzmorris has returned
! from Bingham. where he was the
guest of his sister. Mrs. Joseph Fitz-
! morris.
Frank Adams has returned from
Nassalboro. where he was on bust
ness the first of the week.
Mrs. Hiram Perkins Of Spring
: street was operated upon at the
Somerset Hospital Thursday.
Miss Ruth Homsted has gone IN
Foxcroft- Dover. where she is the
guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Alice. Genthner.
One of the windows of the Sea
Product Company's store on Water
street. was attracting a great deal
of attention Friday. the object of
special attraction was a shark which
measured between Z and s feet in
length and weighed over 800 pounds.
Although this is not large for a