Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-15
SKOWHEGAN NEWS
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
FslaPHoNes-hEw ENGLAND 1876 -ARMsRs ell

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Bert Dolbier of Kingfield made up
an automobile party to visit Skowhe-
San Friday on a shopping trip.
Miss Louise II. CQburn who has
been the guest of her sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Pep
per at their home in Concord, Mass.
has gone to New York where she
will pass Il few days on business
after which she will go on to Wash
ington, DC, to pass a week at the
home Of her sister and husband, Dr.
and Mrs George Otis Smith.
Little Jene Foss who has been the
guest of her grandparents MIR. and
Mrs. Criah J.. Foss at their home on
West Front street for "a. few weeks,
returned to her home in WaterNille
Thursday.
Miss Ann Bibber. returned to her
home in Boston Thursday, leaving
on the 40 train, after being the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mat
son at their home on Middle street.
Mrs. Abbie Mitchell of Norridge-
WOck was d business caller in town
Thursday.
II NJ. Akley left Thursday noon for
his homo in Roseburg, Ore, after
having been the guest of his brother
Frank Akley of West Front street
and of his sister, Mrs. S. K. Green
wood OF Madison avenue and their
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Quincy. Mrs,
James Lesser and Edward Quincy of
Waterviile have been recent guests
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their home on BigeloW HILL
Mrs. j. II: Derbyshife of Melrose,
Mass, arrived in town on the eve
ming train Thursday and will be the
guest of her son, DIR. Il. A. Derby
shire of Madison avenue and her
daughter, Mrs. John II. JENKINS of
Water street and their families for a
number of weeks.
Mrs. Elaine Lowell of Water
street returned Thursday night from
Clinton where she had been the
guest of Miss Cleona True. On her
return Miss Lowell visited friends in
Waterville
Miss Salomc Files of Portland ar
, rived in town Thursday afternoon on
; the 6.4J train and Dis the guest of
4bioS l. tdi ~ Itdi WIG az ihG bClii' VI
| her mother Mrs. Vina Haryille on
fMount Pleasant avenue.
. Carl Dunbar agent al the office of
| the American Railway Express
Company is enjoying a two weeks
: vacation which started Thursday
} Mr.. BARRIER who was at one time
clerk at this Office came from Rock
G land to have charge during Mr.. Dun
q bars vacation.
Mrs. Belle Cloutier has returned
from WatcrNilc where she has been
!, the guest of friends.
q Mrs. LYDIA p. Farrin formerly of
Brighton who has been passing some
i. time in Waterville with relatives, has
: come to SkOwhegan and will be the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Decker at her home on Turner ave
nue..
g MIR. and Mrs. Carleton H. Holt
who are having the Salley house on
e, Madison avenue remodelled for their
f home. and who have been staying at
the A. b. Lamb cottage at Lake
Q Wesserrunsctt for the greater part
of the time since the first of August
will occupy the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben T. Steward until it is COM
pleted.
Rev. Father J. Louis A. Renaud
returned Friday evening from Po-
land Spring where he had been in at
, tendance at a retreat of priests since
last Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Murray and her sister
Mrs. Parker Foss. little son David
and MrG u = l.,
motored to Skowhegun, Thursday
fafternoon and were the guests Of
; Mrs. Murray's sisters Mrs. Charles
Decker and Mrs Ernes; A. Decker.
At the next regular meeting of the
. Priscilla Rebekah Lodge which will
he held in the I. O. O. +. hall on
Tuesday evening. Oct. Is, Hallowe'
en- party will be enjoyed, which will
be directed by the Misses Anne nj.
Caswell, Margaret NJ. Chase, Mildred
.Beale and Florence Beale
Major George G. Webber OF Au
!. burn, Wild is State lecturer for the
Modern Woodnen of America. spoke
at the Grange hall on Friday eve
ring and the Fairfield NJ. w. A..
Forester team gave an excellent ex-
hicitIoh WHICH .uNf InOSe
present Il chance TO witness the work
of the champion team of Maine. Fol
lowing the work, u motion picture
entitled The Value of Life" was
presented.
t Skowhegan friends will be inter
ested to know that the funeral ser
: vice lor Private Arthur T. Bush
whose remains arrived in SkoWhegan
last Saturday noon. will he held on
Sunday afternoon, Oct is. in The
church in Athens village at O'Clock
. The service will be conducted by the
Rev. George Merriam of the Bethany
, Baptist church of Sk6whegan and
Rev. +. H. Johnson. pastor of the
Athens church. The service will be
attended hy members of the Simon
Peters Post of the American Legion.
Judge John +. Holman of Athens
= was in Skowhegan on business
Thursday
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs
Carl Dunbar of Mount Pleasant av-
enue We're in Waterville shopping
Thursday
The annual membership drive in
the Red Cross will take place in the
early part of November
Mrs. ]. f. Churchtll. who has been
the guest Of friends in town for a