Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-02

Colby college, will he held in ~.
College chapel this Friday evenir.
June I'd. This prize was given !"
the late Hon. Forest Goodwin :,
Madison avenue, Skowhegan. III
general subject for the orations !,
Orators and Oratory" There Win
be ten speakers. The public is cor'
daily invited to attend.
Little Miss Lottie F'lagg Of Wate-
Vile accompanied her aunt Mrs r
d. MacCrillis of Winslow. TO Skov,
hogan Wednesday night and was ,bo
guest of her uncle. Mr.. MacCrims
who is in town taking the place !,
Mr.. Murphy, the cashier at ,sa
freight office of the Maine Centr,l
railroad during Mr.. Murphy's illness
Miss Leantha Pike, who Is
teacher in Cambridge, was in TOWN
the first Of the week, going to Corn
vile to visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Timothy Pike.
Mrs. Harold Larry and little daucb
ter. Eleanor. who have been tho
guests for several weeks of her sis.
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. s
Flanders at their home on the Mai,
bon'S Mills road. returned TO Their
home in Weld. Thursday, and Were
accompanied by Mrs. Larys mother
Mrs. Lizzie Packard. They wcra
taken over to Weld by Mrs. Iarv's
brother, Lester II. Packard in his
car.
The children and young people Of
town have been much enjoying rid.
ing several ponies, which are at the
stable of William f. Ware. These
ponies are to be taken TO Lake
George later in the season, about tbe
first of July. The ponies and two
trotting horses at the Ware stable
submitted gracefully to having their
pictures taken "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. WOODBURY.
daughter. Helen Woodbury.. and her
frierd. Harry Seawood of Ports.
mouth, n. H., and Mrs. w. r. Gsod-
win of Portland, who have been the
guests OF Mrs Goodwin's mother
Mrs. Flola McPheters at her home
on Middle street, left on their re.
turn Wednesday. The trip was made
by automobile.
One case of intoxication, n man.
was arrested at the park. Wednes-
day night. by Sheriff John A. Moo
crs and Deputy Sheriff Howard
Lowd, was before Judge Elmer W.
Sawyer of North Arson at the Office
of Sheriff Mooers. Thursday morn
ing. Tho respondent pleaded guilty
and paid the fine of SO and costs OF
sS.57.
Rev. Herbert T.. Nichols Of the
Centenary Methodist church will go
to Norway by auto today to see his
little grandson. willard Francis
Lebroke. who was born on Wcdnes-
day. Mrs. Nichols, who has been in
Norway with her daughter Mrs. L.
broke for several weeks will return
with Mr.. Nichols tomorrow. Satur-
day. it is expected.
Joshua F. Williams arrived in
town Wednesday on the evening
train. from Auburn. where he ac-
ccmpanied his daughter and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel W. Web
her, Tuesday afternoon. on their re-
turn after being in town TO visit
with Mr.. Williams at his home on
Mount Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Martha L. Kilbreth OF East
Winthrop is in town, being called
here by the illness of her grand
daughter, Mrs. Harry r. Dysart Of
Water street. George l.. II. Smith
motored to Winthrop for Mrs. Kill
hreth. Many friends of Mrs. Dysart
will be pleased to know that she Is
much improved.
Mrs. Joel Taylor, who has been in
town for a few weeks assisting Mrs
Sarah s. Marston. who spent the
winter in the south, open her home
on Baptist Hill. has returned to the
home of her daughter and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. MCGEE in
Lewiston
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cowett and
baby. Kenneth. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Perry and children. have returned
from an automobile trip to Flag
staff. where they were the guests OF
Mrs. Cowetts sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs n T MyerS