Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-10

I IVA concerts.
Miss Irma Raneourt, the stenogra-
I pher in the office of the local Strout
Farm Agency, went to Waterrille
Saturday afternoon to pass the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Rancourt
Thomas Dionne of the Division of
| Markets of the Agricultural Depart
| ment at Augusta, was in town over
Sunday with his family at their home
, on Alder street. Mr.. Dionne left Mon
day morning and will attend officially
the Topsham fair.
Miss Eleanor Jewett, who is
student at the State Normal school in
Pennington. was week end guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Ella Jewett Of High
street, motoring over from Farming
ton with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thorn
son.
George w. Will. accompanied by his
housekeeper, Mrs. Durham of Avore,
arrived in town Saturday and are
guests of Mr.. Wills daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur w.
Creation Of Madison avenue for the
| week.
Miss Blanche Roy who was gradu-
ated from Skowhegan High last June
and who is student at Gray's Bust
ness college, returned to Portland,
Monday morning, after passing the
week in town with her mother,
Mrs. Jennie Roy.
Edwin Marden> and three sons in
law, Harry Sagan, Manuel Roberto,
and Paul Bailey all of Portland ar
rived in town Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with Mr.. Marden's son
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Marden Of Mount Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Decker and a
party of friends Of Clinton were in
town Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Decker
will soon move to Skowhegan as Mr..
Decker is to open q grocery store on
the Island in the store owned by WAL
ter P. Ordway, where Mr.. Wheeler
has recently conducted restaurant.
Judge Scott Wilson Of Portland,
who has been presiding at the Sep
TENDER term of the Somerset county
supreme judicial court, accompanied
by his stenographer, departed on the
late train Saturday afternoon. Judge
Wilson on Monday opened a term of
court in Oxford county.
Miss Jeanne Thomson, who is
student at Pennington State Normal
school, accompanied by her room
| mate, Miss Florence Voter of New
Vineyard, were in town over Satur-
! day and Sunday the guests of Miss
Thomson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson at their home on Turner
| avenue.
DR.. Charles Judkins Of Colorado is
| in town on business and while in
| town is staying at the home of Mrs.
| Ella T. Holt on Alder street. DR..
| Judllins is former Somerset county
| man, being the son of the late Levi
| Judkins, who formerly resided on the
West Ridge road from Skowhegan to
| Athens.
| Miss Cecilia Fortier who has been
| passing some weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Jerome Tirney at her home in
Auburn, returned home Sunday. Her
| mother, Mrs. Cyrus Fortier and
brother, Horace. motored down for
her. Miss Fortier will resume at
once her duties as organist at the
Notre Dame of Lourdes church.
|
the Bethany Baptist church, motored
to Pittsf1eld Sunday morning, where
he exchanged pulpits with Rev. e.
L. Converse pastor Of the Pittsfield
Baptist church. Mr.. Merriam re-
turned by the way of Burnham and
conducted religious service Sunday
afternoon at the Federated church at
Hinckley.
Miss Fern Dennis was in town Fri
cay night on her way to the home Of
| her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton
Dennis in North Cornville. Miss
Dennis is a student at the State
Normal school at Pennington and
came as far as Skowhegan with Mr..
cnd Mrs. Thomas Thomson, who
motored to Pennington for their
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester G. Overlook
and their little daughter Edna, who
resided on the Island in the lower
apartment of the house of the Cen
trail Maine Power Company, have
moved to Thomaston, where Mr..
lock was formerly chief operator at
the Weston plant of the Central
Maine Power Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward +. Hanes and
daughter, Miss Glennis Haines,
motored to Pittsfeld with Rev. George
Merriam Sunday and visited with
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Haines re-
sided in Pittsfield before coming to
Skowhegan and have many friends
| tbarn They on their return attended
the service Sunday afternoon at the
Hinckley Federated church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman and
family who for many years have re-
sided in the house owned by NJ. B..
Teselton on the corner of North av-
snue and Cross street are soon to
move into the Burrill house on the
corner Of East Leavitt street and
School street. Tho house on the
corner Of North avenue and Cross
street has been sold by Mr.. Heselton
to the Misses Bouchard who are to
remodel it and occupy it for home.
Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam re-
turned Saturday from an auto trip
during which they visited with their
son, Frank Merriam and family in
Franklin and with Mr.. Mcrram'S
sister, Mrs. Hattie Eaton, at her home
III Ware. On their return they were
accompanied by Mrs. Eaton as far
as Waterville, where she is the guest
of relatives and will later come to
Skowhegan. Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam
visited over Friday night with their
daughter and husband, Professorsand