Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-16

MIS-. Matthew uOIupSOu DIT tuelT
! home in Cornville since Armistice
! Day and who visited with Mrs. En-
ma Frost over Monday night at her
home on Bush street, returned Mon
| day morning to Pennington where
! she is doing second year work at the
, State Normal school.
Mrs. Sarah Abbey and granddaugh-
! ter, Hiss Margery Tozier, who are
passing the winter at the homo of
Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Jewett on
i Winter street, went to Scion last
Wednesday by automobile and re-
| turned Monday by train, being guests
while away of Mrs. Abbey's son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Abbey.
Friends of Mrs. Viola Smith will be
sorry to learn that she is i'll at the
| home on Madison avenue.
| The regular meeting of the Ladies
| Aid was held in the small room at
| the public library on Tuesday after
noon and regular business transact
| ed.
Ladies' Social Circle of the Cen
| tenary Methodist church will hold its
| regular semi monthly meeting at the
! home of Mrs. Fred Foss Lawrence on
Pleasant street this Wednesday af
ternoon at o'clock.
! Mrs. Ernest L. Savage entertained
the ladies of the Pioneer Past Noble
| Grand Association at her home on
| Water street. Monday afternoon when
! the regular monthly meeting was
held with the president. Mrs. Susie
| E. Jacobs presiding and all of the
officers present. The usual routine
| business was transacted after which
readings were given by Mrs. Lillian
! Smith, Mrs. Emma L. Bickford, Mrs.
| Susie E. Jacobs, Mrs. Violet V. Fogg
| and Mrs. Mabel B. Bragg. A social
hour followed the program at which
time the hostess served delicious re-
freshments Of ices, saltines, home
made cookies, sailed nuts and minis
and a most pleasant time was passed
by all present The next meeting
will be held December u at which
time the president, Mrs. Jacobs, will
entertain the association at her home
on Mount Pleasant avenue. This will
! be the annual meeting and the Of
| ficers for the ensuing year will be
elected and annual reports heard.
Willis Blanchard had the good for
tune to get a fine deer on Last Fri
day near his home on the East lad
! ison road.
!. George Smith, the Canaan stage
driver, made the first trip on runners
l T,,ft
! driver of the Athens stage, came
through with his Ford car but found
the ira !eling very hard
Mr. and Mrs Walter York returned
Monday on the night train from
Waterville where they had been the
guests for a few days of Mr.. York S
half brother Edward Stanley.
On Monday afternoon and evening
David Colby Jewett observed his
73rd birthday at his home on Winter
street During the afternoon and
evening he received many cal'crs
among whom We're Mr.. ard Mrs.
Jewett's pastor, the Rev. and Mrs.
George Merriam of the Bethany Zap
fist church who are also near neigh
bors living at the corner of Winter
street and Madison avenue. Mr..
Merriam offered prayer. DR.. l.. A.
Dascombe. the family physician also
called about supper time and p,c-
scented Mr.. Jewett with a hot Hulte'l
lobster which Mr.. JeWett greatly el,-
joyed for his supper. Many gifts and
greetings were received during the
I 40 =, ie LOT nd frie
In the afternoon a box was received
from his daughter and husband Mn
and Mrs. Harry Hilton who veside
in Waterville, which contained fruits
candy, nuts. etc. A beautiful birth
day cake was presented by Mr.. Jew
ett's other daughter and husband
Mr. and Mrs. David Haig of Provi-
dence, r. I. Refreshments of ,dIdy
nuts and grapes were served by Mrs
Jewett and also some of the wedding
cake remaining from the time theit
younger daughter Sadie and Mr.
Hafg were married II years ago. II
had kept splendidly all these years
and was very delicious. Altogethet
the day was very happy one for Mr.
Jewett. who is an invalid and unable
to leave his home and so the more
enjoyed and appreciated his many
friends coming to see him on his
birthday.
Mr. Jewett was born on the old
Jewett farm on the direct road by
Lakewood to Scion but has resided
in Skowhegan at the Winter street
home for 20 years. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Jewett have made many friends
while they have resided in Skowhe-
gan, who extend all good wishes al
this time. They have two daughters
4 before mentioned, Mrs. Harry Hilton
of Waterville and Mrs. David Hais
of Providence. r. I.
William Garneau Of Winslow has
come to Skowhegan where he Is EN-.
ployed as a baker at the Rondeau
bakery. Mr.. and Mrs. Garneau at the
present are stopping with Mrs. Gar
neau's parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Brown at their home on Cross street
until they can obtain a rent.
The bungalow at Alder street which
was owned by Hon. Samuel W. Gould
and occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Tilton has been sold to Fred Lee
: who is to occupy it as home. Mr.
and Mrs. Tilton will move today
Wednesday, to an apartment in the
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