Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-15

MIS-. II. T. Cufrier, who has been
the guest Of her brother, Arthur Jor-
dan and family at their home on the
Middle road, left Friday morning for
Lewiston, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph Holden, before
returning to her home in Frederic
ton, n. B.
MI. and Mrs. George A WentZ left
on the, LAO train Thursday noon on
theI;' return to their home in Gil
roy Calf. Mr. and Mrs. Vent had
been to Canaan to visit Mrs. Wentzs
birthplace, making the first visit
since the time of her baby girlhood
at two and one-half years OF age.
AT that time she left for Gilroy.
Calf, with her parents, who We're
Preston and Flora Mason Kicker
Mrs. VENTS father died soon after
the family went to California, but
her mother, who will be remembered
| by older inhabitants of Canaan and
Skowhegan. is still living and makes
her home with her daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Wentz have one son Car.
roll, who is with his father in the
| drug business IN Gilroy. Mr.. ana
! Mrs. Wsntz will stop in Boston and
other eastern cities and plan to ar
! rive home the first of November.
Miss Flora Burleigh of Lynnfield
! Center Mass. arrived in town
Thursday evening on the 5.45 train.
{ bringing with her the ashes of her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
! Stevens. Mr.. Stevens passed away
about three weeks ago, but Mrs.
and her ashes had been retained for
| burial with those of her husband.
, The burial was made Friday morning
! in the Morse -Burleigh- Stevens lot in
! the Southside cemetery Mrs Stew
ems was, before her marriage, Miss
, Frances Russell and was the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Nathaniel Morse She
| was educated in the SkoWhegan-
; then oomfield-schools. attending
the Bloomfield academy The family
/ resided on the Norridgewock road
on the north side of the river Just
above the late Charles Smith place
Miss Burleigh also formerly resided
II SkoWheGan and has several
! friends here who will be interested
TO know of her visit here. While in
town, Miss Burleigh is the guest of
Mrs. Charles Smith at her home on
/ Norridgewock road
Miss Marion G. Hare, Somerset
county's homo demonstrators. motored
to st. Adams Friday morning. where
Friday and today She will give mil
lincry demonstrations.
+" The Skowhegan and harrington
High schools. will play football this
saturday afternoon at Fairview park,
the game 10 start at go o'clock
! Or. c. Earl Richardson of the Som
erset hospital, who is secretary Of the
Somerset County Medical Associa-
ton was in Bangor Thursday evening
attending a meeting of the officers of
the State Association where plans
We're made for the annual meeting
ana other matters pertaining to the
work of the State Medical Associa =
ton We're discussed.
At the meeting of the Skowheean
Lodge No. 70 knights Of Pythias held
in Castle hall, Thursday evening the
tank of Esquire was conferred.
The members of the Freshman class
Of the Skowhegan High school en-
joyed vicente roast on Neal hill af-
ter school on Friday afternoon
: The new building at the Reforma =
tory which was built last year has
been formally opered and is now be
inc used for an administration build =
ing
+ 1t will be Of interest TO MANI in
upper Somerset county to know that
Howard and Charles York who have
been seriously i'll with typhoid fever
and were so at the time of the death
of their father Walter York, who died
of the same disease. are both much
improved. Howard has returned to
The Forks and Charles is STAYING
with his cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Chase at their home on York street.
Harry Chase daughter. Miss Bar
bara Chase and Frank Fitzmorris
have returned from a weeks hunting
trip to Indian Pond Dam bringing
home a deer apiece.
The funeral service for George
Moore Vho died suddenly on the
street Thursday evening will be held
SUNDAY afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
his late home on Court street
Charles Elwell of the Skowhegan
Fire Department is confined to his
home on Alder street With scarlet
fever.
MI and Mrs. Bert Paul and Mr.
Paul's mother, Mrs. w. O, Paul OF
South Scion were in town shopping
Friday
Friends of Mrs William II. Halves
who has been very i'll for the past
week suffering from the amputation
Of the forcfinSer on her right hand
and who is also i'll with scarlet fever
will he sratified to know that she is
improving in health.
Mrs. A. I. Hilton of Madison was in
town Friday on her way to Fairfield
where she will be the guest of Mrs
Albert TAYLOR Mrs Hilton will also
visit friends in Waterville before her
return.
Mrs William Briggs of Fairfield
was in town few hours Friday call
ing on friends.
Alfred Moore OF kihgfieId is in
town having been called here by the
death of his father. George Moore OF
Court street.
In the Churches
The services at the Methodist
church will be directed by Rev F. c.
Rogers. in the absence of the pastor
Rev Herbert l.. Nichols Mr. Rogers
was formerly pastor Of the fSkowhe
gan church but is now located in