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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23
Probate Court

AT the February 1922 term of Pro-
bate Court, administration was grant
ed in the following estates:
Leila A. Dodge, late of pittsfield to
Henry F. Libby of Pittsfeld; Leo C.
CasWell, late of Arson to Linwood
Clifford of Anson; H. Ophelia Gilman,
late Of Norridgewock to Ernest W.
Gilman Of Norridgewock; Albert G..
W'oodsun1, late of Fairfield to Theron
a. Woodsun of Fairfield; Wyatt L.
Bunker, late of Harmony to Blanche
Stafford Of Harmony; Eben c. Smith.
late of Fairfield to Fred c. Smith of
Fairfield; Emma w. ellis, late of
Fairfield to Frank J. Savage of Fair
field; William H. Kennison, late Of
Madison to Emma G. Kennison of
Madison.
Wills allowed and executors were
appointed in estates of Lucinda
Farnhann, late of Canaan, Edith M.
Tibbetts of Canaan executrix: Sam.
uel M. Adams, late of Madison. Clara
P. Adams of Madison executrix. An.
nette w. Perkins, late of Madison
Arab M. Davis and Stella Nj. Mer-
rlll OF Madison executives: Augusta
L. Pushor, late of PittsfieId. Hiram,
= Pushor of Pittsfeld executor:
Charles F. Seekins, late Of Pittsfeld
Daisy D. Seekirs Of Pittsficld execu-
trlx: Lizzie Cran1p, late of Pittsf1eld.
Andrew T. ]. Wyse of Pittsfeld exc
cutor; Jefferson Spearin late of An
son, Emma e. Spearin of Arson exc
cutrix; Adelard Beaulieu. late of
Skowhesan. Laura Beaulieu of skoU-
began executrix; Alvin Head, late of
SCION. Lucretia r. Head executris;
Mary G. Brainard, late of Skowhegan.
Gertrude S. Weston of Skowbesan
and The Old Colony Trust CO. of
Boston executors: William r. Gift
ford. late of Norridgcwock. H. Alma
Lowe of Norridgewock exeeutrix;
Paulina A. Stevens, late Of Skovhe-
gan. Ezra Stevens of Skowhegan ex-
ecutor; Edward Crotto, and Mary
Crotto, late of Moxie Gore, Charles
and Stephen Crotto of Lake Moxie
executors.
Accounts were allowed in estates of
Testa H. Chase, late Of Pittsfeld, fin
al; Wingate 3. Bunker, late of Cam
bridge, first; Clementine o. Randall,
late of Arson, final; Howard Lee Es-
ties. late of Pittsfeld, final: Flora E.
Sturtevant. late of Pittsfeld, final:
Abner 3 Whipple, late of Scion, final;
Eta W. Barron, late vallepo. Calf.
final; Jasper C.. Jennings late of
Skowhesan, final; Susan D. Will
liams, late of Madison, final.
The following matters were pre-
scented for action 1t March term Of
Probate Court:
James Donahoe, late of Fairfield.
deceased. Will and petition for Pro-
bate and for appointment of Harvey
H. Brazzell. the executor named with
out bond.
Daniel ]. Holt, late Of Bingham. de-
ceased. Will and petition for pro-
bate and for appointment of Merritt
c. Holt, the executor named without
bond.
Betsey r. savage, late Of Arson,
deceased. Will and petition for pro-
bate and for appointment OF Sarah
Savage French, the exeeHtrix named
without bond.
Daniel Lewis, late Of Skowhegan.
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songs and recitations. Among those
taking part were: Airline Fernald,
Marguerite Appleby. Meridith Har-
mon and Gwendoiin. Dionne.
The Jewett school. Mrs. Nellie r.
Copp, teacher, gave review of regu-
lar school work, followed by an en-
PERTAINING program Taking part
were: Rena Sargent. Glenna Dag
gett, Rosa Dore, Henrietta Roderick.
Elizabeth Lessard, Rhyno Stinchfield.
Adrian Roberts, Edwin Mullen, Mar
shall Easter, Jasper Easter, Evelyn
Vincent, Veronica Flynn, Amber
Easter, Julian Laney. Glenna Dag
gett and Rena Sargent. The pro-
gram closed with an elaborate flag
drill in which the following children
|. took part in costume: Uncle Sam.
Parker keyes: U. 8. Soldier, Ray
mond Lessar6: U. 8. Sailor. Raymond
Lessard. Red Cross Nurse. Lillian
Corvette: flag BEARERS, Rosa Dore.
Elizabeth Lessard, Henrietta Rod
erick, Virginia Thomas, Phyllis
Clark. Corrine Roderick and Rosalie
Valliere.
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Teaching Demonstration
Set for March First

On the evening of March I, 1922, a
public teaching demonstration will be
held in the high school building, when
the work OF the Skowhegan schools
will be shown.
Exhibitions will be given of the
work in music. drawing manual train
ing, household arts and physical train
ing, in addition to the regular school
curriculum.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
"Io-S;loLschool Music. Mrs. Marian
Assembly Hall
7.19-1. 42-Hcalth Pageant, Miss Alice
7.45-s .Oo-Rhythmic Games, Miss Eva
Springer
s.o0-s.15-Patriotic Games. Nellie
s15-s25-Essay. Doris whittemore
Room II
S.30-S, 50-CitiZenship. Mrs Gates
soo-s.O0-Number. Mrs. Lizzie Hea!ey
Room 10
sSo-s.a5-Penmanship, Miss Lathe
S.45-s;o0--History Stories, Miss Lizzi+
e.oo-9.1O-Speliing. Mrs. Caldwell
Room 3
s-3o--Typewriting exhibition, Miss
Young
Room 7
S.S0-S.50-Chemistry Archie Dostie
Room ?
S.30-s.50-Night School, Mrs. Helen
Downs
Room
s50-Debate by members Of senior
Assembly Hall
S50-9. 10-Flag Drill, 18th grade
9.10-9. 20-Physica Training, Mr.. Dos.
tie
o20-9 30-Dum-bell Drill Miss Flor
ence Ladd
9.30-9.4o-Indlan Dance. Miss Florenco
Ladd
The students of the school and their
instructors, together with the school
officials, extend most cordial invita-
ton to all citizens to be present on this
occasion.
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Mcdonald Up Again
on CHARGE Larceny

Frank Mcdonald, alias John Shea,
who was released about three weeks
ago from the county Jail. where he
had been serving a sentence, and
who since has been stopping at the
home of John Noonan on Old Point
avenue in Madison, was apprehended
in Skowhogan and brought before
Trial Justice Thomas G.SLord. Tues
day, charged with larceny. In the
hearing it appeared that Mcdonald
took a violin. bow, suit case razor
and some other things from the
Noonan home when he left on Sun
day.
Mcdonald admitted taking the ar
ticlcs but claimed that he took them
to offset some money which he
claimed that Noonan owed nm. The
court found probable cause and Nc
Donald was, held in the sum of $500
for the grand jury of the April term
of the supreme judicial court. He
was unable to furnish the bail and
was remanded to Jail.
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Road That has Convinced
Thousands
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Coming Events

coming Events
The Clerentine Weston Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold . business meeting at the home
Of the treasurer, Miss Gertrude S.
Weston, on the Island, Monday after
noon, Feb. 9th. Reports will be
given of the State Institute which
was held in Waterville on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week. Ladies
are requested to notice the change in
the date from the fourth Tuesday,
the regular tineaaor the meeting, to
be a day earlier, Monday. All ladies
interested in the worlsrIbf the on
are invited to attend.
T.: First Philathea Class of the
Federated church is planning a
birthday observance which they will
hold in the church parlors on We'd
nesday evening of next week, March
LIST At this meeting a play entitled,
Sewing for the Heather" will be
given under tie direction of the So
cial committee Of which Mrs. Flor
ence Huntington is the chairman ana
which is being coached by Mrs. Mary
E. Marston. The cast is made up Of
the following ladies: Nellie Darrell,
Helen Knight. Ressie Appleby, Eliza
Appleby, Lena Wynan, Florence
Dugas. Emma Tobey, Lou Eames ana
Addie Kicker This is to take the
place of the regular meeting and the
members will pay as many pennies
as they are years old The proceeds
will go to the class building fund.
The degree staff of the Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge will hold a rehearsal
this Thursday evening at 80 in the
I. Q. Q. r. hall, preparatory for work
ing the degree at the next meeting
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.Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL News
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, .a Farmer. s IL
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Foster Of Cam
aan were in town shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thornhill
have returned from Augusta, where
they have been, the guests Of
friends.
Mrs. Arson CroTell of Pittsfeld ar
rived in town Tuesday and will visit
for a week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Richards.
Willard II. Cummings, the agent Of
the American Wooden Co., returned
Wednesday noon from Pittsfleld
where he had been on a business trip.
Samuel W. and Fred Philbrick
were in Augusta Tuesday in attend
ance at a meeting Of the Kennebec
Log Driving Co.
Mrs. Matte Parker is in very frail
health at her home on High street.
Mrs. Myrtle Moody of Turner ave-
rue is caring for Mrs. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hilton of
|, Arson and their little daughter,
Alice, were in town on business,
Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. George z. Young 70
turned Wednesday noon from Ban
sor, where the doctor had been IN
attendance at the n,id-vinter clinic
CT the State Medical Association.
Mrs. Lena Tigue Of Fairfield ar
rived in town Wednesday morning
and will be here for a few days on
business. While in town Mrs. Vigue
will be the guest Of Mrs. Fred Towle,
at the Maine Central hotel.
Miss-Alice r. Parker, the Red Cross
school nurse, who went to Bangor
Sunday where she attended the mid
winter clinic Of the Maine Medical
association, returned Wednesday on
the II o'clock train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtis of the
Curtis Hat shop. returned on the
evening train Tuesday from Boston,
where they had been in attendance
at the spring millinery conventions.
They were accompanied by their lit
tie niece, Miss Ruth Walker, who is
passing the winter with them at
their home on Bridge street. and
who has been visiting with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. L.
Walker at their home in Woodfords
while Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis were in
Boston.
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WINDSORYILLE

Mrs. Maud Fielding of Boston is
visitor at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wingood
John Fl. Dougie was Monday
business visitor in Augusta.
DR.. William Wingood of Baltimore
Nd. is a guest of relatives In town
called here by the critical condition
or his mother. who was operated
upon two weeks ago at the Augusta
General hospital.
William Jackson of Concord. \
H.. was a recent visitor of relatives
in town.
Archie Wingood of Concord. n II,
is a guest at the home OF his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wingood
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PERSONAL MENTION

Melvin Palmer OF 6lnckIey was q
business caller IN town Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. c. JOY Of Hinckley was in
town or business Tuesday.
Or. Julia Nay kincaid went to
Portland Tuesday afternoon, where
she attended a special meeting Of the
osteopathic doctors.
Miss Carolyn Merry Of Madison
avenue went 10 Waterville Wednes-
day morning where she passed the
day with friends.
Mrs. John Steward went to Au-
gusta. Wednesday where she will be
the guest Of q few days Of her niece,
1rs. Alice Devin.
Miss Florence Nelson went to Au-
gusta "wednesday morning, where
she will visit with Miss Agnes COL
fer.
Mrs. Fanny Clark, the chaplain Of
Somerset Pomona grange. OF Madi-
sen. was In town Wednesday morn
iar en- her way TO Fairfield.
Mra s. Elk!ns and two sons OF
wassrvtlle were In town, Tuesday. the
Suest Of her sister. Mrs. Stillraan
Helmes.
Attorney and Mrs. Edward F.
Merrill went 20 Lewiston Tuesday
afternoon where on Tuesday evening
they attended the ladies' night which
was given by the shriners.
Mrs. Cyrus Fortier and her daugh-
ter, Miss Cecelie Fortier, left Tues
day noon for Lewiston where they
are 70 Wait with Mrs. Fortier S
daushter. Mrs Jerome Tierney. Mira.
Fort!er will, on her return, visit with
friends in Augusta.
Little Nannette Savage Of Fair
eeld arrived in town Tuesday even
ins accompanying her uncle. Fred
Philbrick. who had been in Augusta
She will visit her uncle ana aunt, Mr.
ana Mrs. Fred Philbrick for a few
days.
Miss Mabel MoKenney Of Portland
who has been In town several days
being called here by the death Of her
brother-ia-lav, George Groder, left
on tAs meYning train en- route for her
home. she stopped in Fairfield tc
Vial. with her brother. Edward Nc
Eenney.
W r. Ware. Dave Keene. Will
Wright and Horace Flanders were
among the skowhegan men to 90 tc
Gardiner wednesday 70 attend The
winter carnival Mrs. Ware and lit
tls son. William, accompanied Mr.
Ware ANA will visit with her moth.
or in Lewiston.
Mrs. Nellie Bartlett Of Limestone
Who has been employed in Fairfield
has completed her duties. She ar.
rived In torn Tuesday and was tn,
guest over tuesday night OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Morrison. On
wsdnessay she returned to her home
In Limestone.
Mrs. George Merriam left wednes
day morning for Springfield. Mass.
80 see her daughter. Miss Helen Mer
RAM. who teaches in Springfield a
the williams street school. Mis-,
Merriam 10 20 submit Is an opera
ton on her noae Friday morning
Mrs Merriam ana Miss Merriam. a
soon - che Ia able will 60 to Mel
rese Mass.. where they will b.
guests for q few days Of Mpe. Mer
yiam's Oldest sen and wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Merriam.
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PARENTS VISIT
SCHOOLS FEB. ~

At a meeting held few weeks ago
of the teachers in conference with
Supt. Walter B. Woodbury., it vas
decided that instead of closing the
schools on Wednesday. Washingten's
Birthday, Feb. %. that or that day
the schools would hold a guest day,
especially inviting the parents to
visit schools:
The teachers and the pupils have
in many cases taken much pains to
make this a guest day of real pleas
u1e to all guests, and those who were
privileged to visit one Or more of the
schools yesterday know how we'll
they succeeded in their effort. If
there is one thing more than another
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attended and was enjoyed by all Ate,
the entertainment a box social am
dance were enjoyed.
Mrs. w. y. Taylor and daughter
Roxine. are passing a few days !,
Bangor.
Thursday evening a few friends an,
relatives gathered at the home Of NJ
E. Holden to celebrate his birthday
A very pleasant evening was enjoyed
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JACKMAN

Allen J. Moore returned Friday
from Skowhegan. where he has been
for the past three weeks serving on
the jury.
The school entertainment held Fri
day evening in the town hall was we'll
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Senior Glass Parts

Professor Ralph w. Leighton.
principal of the skowhegan High
school has announced the Senior
class parts which are assigned &C
cording to rank which are as fol-
lows: Valedictory, Kenneth r. Copp;
salutatory, Doris E. Whittemore;
Historian, Virginia w. Ames: Eng
fish honors, (girls). Helen c. Gates
and Margaret Vail; English honors
(boys), Carlton Gammage and
Claude Bouchard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-23

Vail, Dorothy Kilbreth. Allan Stinch-
field, Bernard Holt, Kenneth Wood
bury and Rexford St. Ledger who
were assisted by the president, Miss
Olena Viles.
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"Oh, Oh Cindy," Promises
Wealth of Entertainment

The big show "Oh, Oh, Cindy" is to
have Its premier tomorrow, Friday
night. Keen anticipation Of some
thing unusual is reported by people
Of Skowhegan, and the seat sale thus
far lends credit to the statement, "Oh,
oh Cindy" which is che Of the very
latest productions OF the John B.
Rogers Producing Company Members
Of the Junior class of skowhegan
High school. which is sponsoring
the affair, declare themselves to be
quite satisfied with the generous
patronage Of the Skowhesan people.
II you like a wealth Of melody and
color. artistic dancing and clever
playing. you cannot afford to miss
oh, oh, Cindy.' AS in a dream, one
is carried from tho stage Of a
metropolitan theatre To the jungles Of
. South Sea Island, and then to the
magic Land Of hearts Desire. The
show Is little short of wonderful;
and nothing that has ever been pro-
6uced by local talent at previous
times will in any way approach It..
1t is a professional show, done in a
professional manner, by amateurs.
Samuel Weiner. who has directed
"Oh, oh cindy." personally. states
that everything Is in excellent shape
for the opening performance. and
he asserts that he expects it to be
the most successful premier that he
has ever produced.
The scenery and costumes have ar
rived. and are entirely satisfactory
Both are elaborate and beautiful, and
1T is expected, will add much to the
show tomorrow night.
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NORRIDcEWOCK
Funeral Of Charles n. Hussev

Funeral OF Cnar'eS n. Hussey
The funeral services of Charles II.
Hussey were held Friday. Feb. Il,
from the home on Main street. Rev.
E. r. Farrar Of the Baptist Church
officiated, and services were conduct
ed by the Masons. Many beautiful
flowers and set pieces We're tributes
from friends and orders of which he
was a most respected member. show
ing the esteem in which he was held.
Mr.. Hussey was 70 years of age
and had always been a resident of
this town. His wife who died several
years ago was before her marriage,
Miss Lucy Adams. To them w, S
born one son, Henry, of Norridge-
wock. The passing of Mr.. Hussey
deprives the town of one of it's most
respected citizens. and his church of
one of its most enthusiastic and will
ing workers.
Mr.. Hussey was engaged in the
coat business for many years, which
he conducted most successfully.
At the time of his death he was
superintendent of the Norridgewock
Shoe Shop, which position he had
filled since the shop started. He IS
survived by one son already men,
toned, one granddaughter, Miss Vir-
ginia, one brother, George, of this
town, two nieces and one nephew.
The graded schools in town, with
the exception of the High school,
closed last Friday for four weeks
vacation.
Floyd Marston of Smithfield who is
attending High school in town, has
engaged a room at George Fairfeld's.
Mrs. Mary Tracy who has been
spending a few weeks in Oakland,
with her son Roy, has returned to
Norridgewock and will make her
home with Sara Frederic for the
present.
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Abundant Health is assured whom
there is good blood in tho veins
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the med. cine h
make good blood. Begin taking /,
now: 1t is just what the system needs
at this time and will do you gre9,
good. Sharpens the appetite, stcadics
the nerVeS-Adv
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To Cure a Cold In One Oax

Take Laxative BRoMO oUINIS1 tab
let's. The genuine bears the sirnaftire
~ F. W. Grove. (Be sure you ret
BRONCO. zoe.
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Rebekahs' Fine Program


The Priscilla Rebekah lodge met
Tuesday evening in the I. @. Q. F.
hall for its regular meeting with the
noble grand and other officers in the
chairs. The routine business was
transacted and reports were given.
The program for the evening was
arranged by the following commit
tee. Margaret NJ. Chase. Mildred
Eeale, Airline Burnor. Anne NJ. Cas-
well, Gail Chapman. Clara Libby and
Dorice Chase. The program con-
sisted Of a reading in costume,
Martha Washington" Mrs. Clara r.
Decker: two vocal solos. Charles
Turner accompanied by Mrs. Turner;
an address on Town and School AZ
fairs by Clyde H. Smith. hrst select
man and member Of the Twilight
Rebekah lodge at Hartland, his for
rier home.
The committee served delicious
Washington pie and cocoa. After
the refreshments. q social Hour was
enjoyed in the dining hall with Mrs.
Pauline B. Green. The meeting was
one OF much pleasure to the large
number in attendance. The noble
grand appointed the following COM
rraittee to make arrangements for the
next meeting which will occur On the
hrst Tuesday in March at which time
there will be work: Mr.. ana Mrs.
Charles Currier. Mr.. ana Mrs. Harlie
Bishop. Mr.. ana Mrs. John Cool. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Fortier. Mrs. Mae FRAT
ton, Mrs. Belle Donaldson, Helen
Reed, Fern Bishop. Carolin Tozier
and Mrs. Carrie Wynnan.
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George Savage

SSSI9C SdVdQS
George Savage passed away Sun
Gay night at the home of his cousin.
Charles Savage. with whom he had
made his home for the past few years.
Mr.. Savage had a shock few weeks
ago which caused his death. He was
a man greatly respected by all who
knew him. and had made MANY
friends since making his home in
town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Albee who
have been passing several weeks with
relatives in Unity, arrived home last
week.
Among those who are seriously i'll
in town at this writing are Frank
Wade. Frank Rogers, David Creigh-
ton. Laureston Lowe, o. c. TAYLOR
and Horace Frost.
Miss Elite Crosby who has been in
poor health for long time, is con-
fined to her bed. She is being cared
for by Mrs. Lizzie Harlon Of Smith
field.
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Miss Ruby Dyer. 4 graduate Of S.
II. 8. and senior at celty college.
ID Id town substituting At the High
school during the illness Of one Of
the teachers.
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Dawson Wyn,an Birthday Party

Dawson Wynan Birthday Party
Dawson wynan. the elder son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Wynaarl Of
Water street, observed his sixth
birthday Tuesday noon by entertain
ing at dinner. The table was beauti-
fully decorated. The napkins were
appropriate to the season of Wash
instons birthday as were the favors
which were trunks OF trees about six
inches In height and On the face Of
which we're punches Of cherries prov
ing to be boxes containing candies.
At each place we're also little red,
white and blue baskets filled 18th
nuts. In the center Of the table vas
q George Washington birthday cake
decorated with a figure Of Washing
ton. a nag ana six candles. A delic-
iops dinner vas served, the last
course being ice cream and the BIRTH
day cake.
This birthday will be happy mem.
my to both the young host and Ms
little brother Andrew, who had an
anniversary few days before.
Miss Ruby Dyer. 4 graduate Of S.
u. 8. and q senior at colby college.
A. -