Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-12-03

Tuesday. Nov. 20. the Spiritual
Ladies' Aid Society met with the
president, Miss Olive Hayden at her
home at Madison Center in an all
day meeting. The hostess served a
baked bean dinner with other good
things. The society sewed for Miss
Hayden and she was very grateful
for the same. The society held Its
business meeting and elected their
officers for the coming year as fol-
lows: President, Miss Olive Hayden;
vice president, Mrs. Repecca Wood
man; secretary, Mrs. Agnes E. Good
rich; treasurer. Mrs. Annie Merrill;
executive committee, Mrs. Bertha
Perkins. Mrs. Fanny Freeman, Mrs.
Eunice Roderick; sick committee,
Mrs. Rebecca Woodman, Miss Mary
! Dean and Mrs. Annie Merrill; flower
committee, Mrs. Annie Merrill. There
will be no business meetings OF the
society in December or January, the
next business session will be held on
! the last Tuesday in February.
H. E. Skidmore formerly of North
Arson has opened a dry and fancy
goods store in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Elliott. who
some time last spring purchased and
moved to the Eaton Mountain farm,
returned Thursday night from Ames-
bury and Newton. Mass, where they
had been since before Thanksgiving
visiting with relatives.
George Foster OF North Cornville
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! Gay.
! Mrs. W. A. Merservey went to Wa
terville Thursday afternoon.
Mrs A. r. Anderson who has been
in town for several days the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Fanny G. Viles,
| Madison avenue, returned to her
home in Pittsfeld Thursday after
noon.
Harold Gardiner who is employed
at the Hotel Oxford and who has
been upon the sick list has so far re-
covered as to be able to resume his
duties. -s.
Mrs. Peter Laney returned to her
home in Fairfield Thursday after
noon. She was here to attend on
Wednesday afternoon the funeral
service for her little niece, Elsie
Frost, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Frost which was held at the home
on Bailey street.
Miss Bessie Leavitt returned to her
home in Hallowcll Thursday after
noon after being in town the guest
of her mother. Mrs. Daniel Nc
Laughlin.
Silas Corthell has returned to
Mcridcn, Conn.,, where she has en-
ployment.
Mrs. Hiram Perkins was in Wa
terville for the afternoon Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Knickerbocker, pastor of
the .Universalist churcn In Water
vile, was in town Friday afternoon
and conducted the funeral service
for Adam Simpson which was held
at his home on Maple street.
Hon. George w. Cover will be the
speaker at the meeting Of the Mems
Brotherhood which will be held at Il
o'clock Sunday in the Skowhegan
High School Assembly hall.
The ladies of the Ella F. Mitchell
Philathea class of the Bethany Bap-
tist Sunday school are requested to
meet at the church at 1915 A. NJ.
Sunday and attend the morning SER
vice in body.
The following program was recent
ly carried out by the Moody school
of which Miss Marjory Williams is
the teacher and to her much credit
is due for the success and pleasure of
the entertainment. Cordial greet
ings, Doris Currier; song, Battle
Cry of Freedom" school; dialogue,
Norman Moody and Evelyn Locke;
Autumn Song" school: recitation,
Elizabeth Loomis: Flag Song"
school; "Woman's Rights" Grade
III and V; recitation. Evelyn Cur
rier; acostic Thanksgiving" school;
dialogue, "Over the Bridge" Evelyn
and Doris Currier: song, Lullaby
Land" school. At the close of the
program a pie social was held. Some
pies which were left over were auc-
toned off and brought as high a
price as IS cents. There was large
attendance and all present greatly
enjoyed the evening and appreciated
| tHo tACSilCell WI n VI llC oCllOOA Nul1~
dren.
Mrs. William II. Fowler went to
Waterville Friday morning where she
will pass few days with her friends,
Mrs. I. p, Tash, who has been i'll
but Is now convalescing.
Mrs. Della Webber went to New
Hampshire Friday morning where
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The Junior class of the Skowhegan
High school entertained many of their
| friends and other citizens in the
Grange hall Friday evening. when
they presented in a very creditable
manner the three act play Mystery
OF Weymouth Hail." which was also
written by members of the class. The
coach was Miss Gladys Hall of the
| High school faculty. The following is
the cast: Richard Weymouth. the
hero; George Hawkes.: Elizabeth Jor-
dan, the heroine Fay Burkhardt;
Richard Weymouth, Sr, Kenneth
] Cole; Jack Melrose. Lloyd Valliere;
n lawyer. James Smith, Allan Stinch-
! field; Thomas. the butler. William
| Wildes; Annette, the Maid, Annette
Padham: Miss Chiffon. the house.
keeper, Bertha Cayouette; Mrs. Van
Dyke. Fayalene Decker. The play
opens with Mr.. Richard Weymouth.
Jr., entertaining at afternoon tea in
his studio. He is a young artist who
loves gay and jolly life, the follow
ing are the guests who are in attend
ance at the party and are dressed in