Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-25


1 Installed now Fourdrinier part on
! it's paper machine which has trebled
. it's production and at the present
time is turning out a FIRST class sheet
| of news print paper as well as hang
ling paper, novel news and poster pa
/ per The company is now installing
j a new $50 h. p motor to drive two
! new grinders for the making OF
! ground wool pulp. This work is eX-
| pected TO be completed within 10 days
| or two weeks This will enable the
company to turn out 20 tons of
ground wood pulp per day of "a
/ hours suitable for the making of fine
| papers The directors of the COM
tpany are: William O'lIanlon, Geneva,
/ y. Y, president: j. b. O'Brien, Buff
! falo, y. y, vice president and gen
cral manager; and G. c. Hullinger,
! Buffalo, n. Y. secretary and treas
urcr These men are live wires indeed
and predict for Skowhegan in the flu
ture one of the most modern and up
{ to-date paper mills in this section of
! the country. The company is enjoy
ling a very good business, has plenty
/ of orders and at the present time are
! turning down numerous orders for
ncwsprint.
t Miss Gladys Chase, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Is. Chase of Ma
Olson avenue. who is teaching in
! Windsor, Conn, will go to Washing
ton, d, c., Saturday, where she will
pass a part Of her Easter vacation.
/ the remainder of which she will be
/ in Roselle Park. n. j, visiting her
sister, Miss Eunice Chase.
! The SkoWhegan Historical Society
Will hold its regular meeting in the
/ public library, Friday evening.
! The last entertainment in the course
which has been given this winter by
the Skowhegan Sorosis, for the ben
Gift Of the district nurse will be given
ION this Friday evening. The enter
I tainersNre Josephine MARITIME, sopra-
no; Nitali Podolsky, VioIinist; and
/ Miss Josephine Brougher accompan-
list and piano soloist. It is expected
by many that this closing concert
viii be the best entertainment in the
course. Miss Martino's voice is said
to be one of intrinsic sweetness and
! beauty having remarkable range and
power. Vital Podols<y was for years
a student of the great master Auer
which is in itself a tribute to his abil-
tiles. Miss Brougher. who plays with
remarkable skill, accompanies. with
wonderful sympathy.
Everett Rowe and Vern Eccne Of
! NuIridgcWock were guests over
! Wednesday night of Mr.. Rowe's Sis
ter and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Parkman at their home on Lea
Witt street.
The fire chemical responded to a
call for chimney fire at the home
of Cyrus Fortier on North avenue. on
Wednesday. No damage resulted
from the blaze.
Fred Ames was Before trial justice
Thomas G. Lord, Wednesday after
noon charged with assault on Henry
Corey of Skowh&gan. After the
hearing the case was dismissed he
cause Of the lack Of evidence. The
State was represented by Sheriff John
\. MOoers.
| Mrs. Orland Williams and her in
FAINT, who was born at the Somerset
! hospital returned 10 their home in
Canaan Tuesday.
Services of much interest to the
communicates of the Notre Dame 0f
ILourdos church are being held during
Holy Week. Thursday morning at s
O'clock a mass was held and in the
evening from I to the hour of the
| Alteration was conducted by Rev. FIR.
Renaud. Exercises will be held on this
Holy Friday at O'Clock A. NJ, and
the stations of the Cross at and
I7:15 p. NJ. Saturday morning at S
o'clock a mass will be held which will
be proceeded with the blessing of the
Holy Water
The Ella + Mitchell Philathea class
of the Bethany Baptist church will
entertain the gentlemen on next We'd
nesday evening at banquet which
will he followed by a musical and Ii
terary program. The affair will be
held in the church chapel and is be-
ing directed by the following ladies
who make up the executive board:
Mrs. Clara +. Decker. Mrs. Margaret
X. Goodrich, Mrs. Angie 3. Steward,
Mrs. Mae n. Haines, Miss Marie
Fletcher, Miss Anne NJ. Caswell and
Mrs Mabel p. Judkins. The commit
tee met on Wednesday afternoon and
the plans are well under way for the
event.
Miss EthcIyn Stewart, who is a
kindergarten teacher in Bangor will
arrive in town tonight and will pass
the Easter vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Steward, at
their home on Coburn avenue.
Mrs. Dana Robbins of Madison was
operated upon at the Somerset hospital
Wednesday.
Fred and Elliott Chase. students at
Colby College. will come up tomorrow
and will pass the Today Easter va
cation with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F.ben g. Chase, at their home on Mad
ison avenue.
DR. John Piper of Scion was in
town Wednesday on professional BUSH
ness.
The funeral services for Mrs. Judith
Weston, who passed away at her home
on the River road Monday night. was
held at the home Thursday afternoon
at 80 o'clock and was conducted by
Rev George L. Thurlow, pastor of
the Federated church, of which Mrs
Weston was a member The remains
were placed in the tomb at the South
side cemetery.
Arthur G. Staples of the Lewiston
Journal staff. who spoke before the
\Eon,oD'c rI7tb Wednesday, avapipu