Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-16

Among the building actlVltleS IN
the Madison avenue section Of the
town the latest is perhaps the new
home that is to be erected by Mylon
Zane, one of the city mail carriers
who this week began the cellar on q
Let on the north side of Jewett street.
between the home of l. Pierce and
Madison avenue.
Skowhegan readers will want to
read every copy Of the Kennebec
Journal from now on. Special adj
vance stories on the coming clash
for the high school football cham
pionship Of the State between Show
regan and Cony will be printed on
the sporting pages of the Journal
every day. The issue Of the Journal
for next Monday will give a full ac-
count of the big contest, with a COM
plete story of each play, the at
tendant scenes and special pictures.
II will be a copy of the Journal
every Somerset reader will want.
Nobody should be disappointed so
orders for the Journal should be
placed early with newsdealers.
The Russell Relief Corps will hold
its regular semi monthly meeting
Friday afternoon in the Grand Army
hall.
The following taken from the Large
Sentinel of the 9th. of November %,
will be of interest to many Skowhe-
san people: WORD las been receiv-
60 here darge) that Donald Judkins
and Bruce Turner both Large boys
and charter members of the newly or
ganized Large Band, were with the
University of Floridas big band
which played in Jacksonville last
week at the football game. While
the boys found the day a real strenu-
Gus one they enjoyed it very much.
Large can well be proud that two of
her boys are doing SO well with the
state university band, and the local
band boys can readily see the advan-
tages of preparing themselves for
hand service any place they may go
ir the future" Donald Judkins who
is freshman at the Florida Univer-
sity having been graduated from the
Large High School last spring. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. belmont f.
Judkins who for many years resided
On Maple street, in Skowhegan and
who still have many friends here who
will be interested to read the above
clipping concerning their son.
Mrs. Verna Jewett, a graduate
from the Somerset Hospital, has re-
Gently taken the examination of the
Maine state board which she passed
successfully and is now a Registered
nurse
The director for the show "Hoop
La" the Damon Club is to present
Under the direction of the John p.
Rogers Company, Thursday. Nov. the
%, expected to arrive in Skowhegan
soon and the rehearsals will begin at
once.
The Spofford orchestra played at
Athens Wednesday evening and Ken
reth r. Copp cornetist was added to
the orchestra, for that night.
Friends of Roy B. Lancaster.
manager of the Emery-Brown Co.,
of Waterville local store. will be
WIZ ~ iSdih tldI Will To-Day
submit to an operation for appen-
dicitis in one of the Waterville hos
pitfalls. The Skowhegan store will
be IN charge of Herbert Brown, of
the company. assisted by Miss AM
anda Corriveau, during the absence
of Mr.. Lancaster.
The football mass meeting will be
held this Thursday evening at 7.3O
o'clock at the fire engine hail. Snap
py songs will be heard together with
speeches, cheers and music. The
band will be in attendance Every
one is urged to attend and show
their loyalty to the school.
Superintendent of the Skowhegan
Jersey Creamery. Elmar E. Higgins
who accompanied by his sister-in-
law, Miss Miller Western and Miss
Coralie Parker, motored to ST.
Johnsbury, VT, for Mrs. Higgins,
who has been passing several weeks
with her daughter aand her hus-
band, Reverend aand Mrs. Theodore
H. Wilson. have returned home.
the return trip, they journeyed sew
eral miles out of their way towards
Laconia in order to see the profile
In the mountains. Mr.. Higgins re-
ports the mount; 4 top covered with
snow