Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-25
SKOWHEGAN NEWS
SOMERSET COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
TELEPHoNEs-NEW ENGLAND 4a-5 FARMERS
Maine Pulp Paper Co. Making Big ImprOvemens-Death
of Miss Vesa o. Philps-Remains of Lawrence J. Bueau
World War Victim, Coming Here for Bural-Arthur G.
STABLES Speaks "New Women's Page" Womans Club
BANQUET

Attorney and Mrs. George w. Cover
of Baptist hill and Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Porter of Water street
Marion Lacrofx of Skowhegan was
operated upon at the Somerset hos
pital Wednesday.
Miss Doris Cover. a senior at Col
by College. viii arrive in town TODAY
and will be the guest of her parents.
Attorney and Mrs. George w. Cover
of Baptist hill, over the Faster yaca
ton.
Richard Weller has accepted a posi-
ton III the spooling department of the
Maine Spinning Cos. mill and assumed
his duties Wednesday.
y special communication of soner
set Lodge No. "a. +. and A. NJ. viii
be held at the Masonic han Monday
evening. March %, at 100 o'clock
This is the occasion of the official Wis
ltation of Rt. Worshipful Brother
Myron G Jewctt OF Scion. district
deputy grand master Of the 18th dis
trict. WorfNin the MasterS Mason de-
gree Will be performed, refreshments
VIII be served and a large attendance
is especially desired. All sojourninz
Masons are cordially invited to attend.
Owing to sickness, Rt. Worsbipful
Brother Jewctt was unable to visit the
lodge on February q as was planned.
A special communication of Somerset
Lodge No. 81 F. and A. NJ. will he
held at the Masonic hall Monday eve
ming, March 81. at $50 O'Clock, when
Ia 4,
be performed.
Miss Mary Friend a freshman at
University of Maine, will return home
tonight and VIII pass the Easter yaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Friend, al their home on Wa
ter street.
The parish OF IA, Federated church
VIII observe the ordinance OF baptism
IN connection with the midweek serv-
lce' winch viii be held this evening
IN the auditorium of the Bethany Bap-
fist church
MISS Pauline Emery, who is an in
&tructor i'll the commercial department
IN the high school in Mills. Mass. ana
VINO makes her home in NTedffeld. will
come TO SkoWhcgan to pass the Easter
vacation with her sister, Mrs, Rov !,
-Aarston, at her home on Baptist hill.
Miss Clara Steward is confined to
l'Gf nome on Bush street by illness.
MIS- EIIa r. Nelson has gone TO
aterElllc, where she will be the guast
OF her daughter, Mrs Bertram Melvin
over Sunday.
The pupils of the Jewett school arc
10 give an entertainment at the scbooI-
house today. The exercises will no
SIN at l.11 O'Clock and will consist or
songs and recitations and will con-
-ciude with little play entitled ",rho
old Woman Who Lived in a sine J"
Inc school is trying to rails. none,
win which to purchase a \-ictro1,
ana a small admission fee win I,a
charged. The little folks have worked
i'dFu 10 learn their parts and hone
people are sufficiently Interested in tba
school to come and help out the aood
cause.
M. and Mrs. Clarence Ayottc Of
i1ouIton are the guests of A1,e
ANottes parents, Mr.. and Mrs Holm
- henley, at their home on Mount
4caSant avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Il. F. Webb, who
nave been in town the guests or
MIS-. Nebb's sister and husband NJ
anu Mrs. William II. Fowler of
MOUNT Pleasant avenue, have return
ea 10 Bath. where Mr.. Webb is en-
pioyed by the Bath Box Co.
Mf, and Mrs. c. Elmer Enligh and
Ianlly, who have through the vintor
heen occupying the furnished house
OF Mrs. Ella X. Nelson on Mechanic
street, are TO move to the house on
bush street occupied for the past
rev years by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank
burton, who are moving to Hamp-
den the first of next month.
Mrs. Hattie Adams returned from
Augusta Thursday noon. where she
mas been employed, and will visit her
daughter Mrs William Fish.
Miss Alice McQuilla of WatervilIe
arrived in town Thursday noon and
VIII visit for a week with her broth
er, John Neman.
DR., A. G. Young, secretary of the
state Board OF Health, was in town
on an official visit Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Clark and son Lea
mon of Pittsfcld were in town
Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T.. Dean
have returned from Sidney. where
they have been because of the ILL