Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-20


being in town to attend the Roul-
lard Groder wedding Monday morn
ing. The bride is niece of Mr..
McKenney. While in town they were
guests of Mrs. Lovina M. Groder on
AIilburn street.
Lester Packard, who drives one of
the trucks for the Somerset Jersey
Creamery Co., of which he is the
president, has been confined to his
home on Locust avenue for several
days. Mr.. Alton Boyd is taking Mr..
Packard's place during the illness of
the latter.
Mrs. William J. Groder and her
daughter, Hilda, vino was the brides
maid at the Roullar -Groder we'd
ding Monday morning. returned to
Randolph Monday afternoon by
train. Mr.. Groder and son, Kenneth,
returned earlier in the day by auto
mobile, the latter having been the
best man.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkman and
daughter, Grace, were guests Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. James at
their home in North Cornville. 9th
er guests were the children of Mr..
and Mrs. James, Mrs. Mary Harrison,
James, Howard cld Carl, all employ
ed in Skowhegan and Amos, en-
ployed in Waterville.
Kenneth, the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Groder formerly Of Show
hogan, was graduated from the Gar
diner High school in June. All
through his four years course he car
ried a rank of over 80. On June IL he
was 16 years of age. This fall he will
enter Bates college, and because of
his excellent rank he will receive a
certain discount in his expenses.
Herbert Oddly and Julian Good
rich will leave this Thursday morn
ing early by auto for the Enchanted
region, where they will enjoy an out
ing. Mrs. Oddly will pass part of
the time at the camp with Mr.. Oddly.
DR.. w. M. Horribly and w. A.
Lindsay of Philadelphia, who have
been in Athens, the guests of DIR.
Harry Leighton of Boston, were in
town Wednesday morning on their
return to their homes.
> Miss Georgia Morrow, instructor
in sewing at Good Will, Miss Abbie
Morrow, a teacher in a Baptist COL
lege in Berea, KY, and DR.. (Miss)
Llewella Morrow, located at Cling
ling, China, who are passing the
summer at their former home in
Norridgewock, were in Skowhegan
Tuesday afternoon attending a chain
meeting held with Mrs. Herbert L.
Nichols at the Centenary Methodist
parsonage on the Island. DR.. Mer-
row gave the address Of the after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Lamb of Turn
err Avenue who are passing several
weeks at their summer home on the
east shore Of Lake Wesserrunsett
have been entertaining Mrs. Lambs
cousins, H. NJ. Woodward of Roch-
ford, ILL.,, Miss Mabel Woodward
who is employed in the clerical de-
partment at Hampden Institute, Vir-
ginia and Mrs. c. E. Moore a matron
at the State Reformatory for Wo-
men in Skowhegan. Mr.. Woodward,
Miss Woodward and Mrs. Moore
have gone to Winthrop and will
later go to Sough Bridgeton, where
they will be the guests of their bro
er, Rev. George Woodward.
Miss Louise Green, Detroit. Mich,
Miss Daphne Dunbar, Canton, Mass.
Miss Alice Simmer, and Miss Greta
Pack of Berkeley, Calf. who is Wis
iting in Detroit, Mich. are enjoying
an automobile trip. They were in
Skowhegan on Tuesday coming to
Maine by the Atlantic Shore route
after stopping several days in Bos-
ton. They continued from Show
hogan to Quebec, Canada and will
return by the way of the White
mountains. They expressed their
pleasure in meeting Maine people
and stated that they found them
very cordial. On the whole they
had found good roads and were hay
ing an excellent trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Savage, Miss
Marguerite Savage and Linwood Saw
age accompanied by their daughter
in-law, Mrs. w. Guy Savage of Wall
than, Mass. have been on delight
full trip. They visited at Portland,
Waltham, Springfield and with Miss
Luella Whipple in Holyoke and at
Nantasket and Revere. Mrs. w. Guy
SAW o did not ref11ru RI Naine with