Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-26
Harry Burton

Harry L. Burton
Harry L. Burton, aged 2 months
"A days, the lttlesson of Harry Bur-
ton of Lakewood, died Friday after
noon at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Bowman in Cornville, where he has
been cared for since the death of
his mother, which occurred soon af-
ter his birth. Little Harry will be
buried Sunday in the East Ridge
I cemetery in Cornville with his moth
er whose remains were placed at the
time of her death in the tomb at the
Southside cemetery in Skowhgan
! and which will be taken to Corn
vile Sunday. Harry leaves beside
his father large number of broth
| ers and sisters.
Mrs. Mildred F. Beale of Boston
! arrived Friday and went to Athens
| to accompany the remains of her
mother, Mrs. Ella J. Foss, who died
at her home in Boston last winter.
and which at the time were brought
| to Skowhegan and placed in the
! tomb at the Southside cemetery.
| Burial will be in Mount Rest Gene
| terry in the village.
| The quarantine has been lifted
from the home of Percy Williams
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visit of the District Health Officer
| DR.. Hutchins from Waterville at the
of the attending physician, DIR. NJ. f.
| Lord. decided that Mr.. Williams
| daughter was not i'll with scarlet
! fever.
The closing exercises of the
parochial school have been ANNOUNCE
| Cd TO occur on June 10Th. 1t is eX-
] pected that sthe annual picnic which
| is most important event in the life
of the parochial school as far as So
| clal affairs are concerned will take
| place quite soon after the gradual ton
, but will of course depend somewhat
! upon the weather.
| A regular convocation of. Somer-
| set Chapter Royal Arch Masons
| was held Friday evening in the Ma
| sonic Temple. at which time the
| Royal Arch Mason degree was con-
| 1erred. The work was followed with
| refreshments and a pleasant social
| hour.
| The regular meeting of the Coun-
try Club. which would occur on
| Wednesday. May 3Oth, will because
| OF Memorial Day. be held on Tues
! day, May Goth. with Mrs. Bert Dun
. lop. at her home on the river road.
! The first Sunday afternoon con-
cert to be given at Lakewood will
! occur on Sunday, June 18th, at go
| o'clock.
! Among the out of town guests here
over Thursday night to attend the
Junior Prom was Nlaxmine Bouchard.
| a dental student at the Baltimore
Medical College. Baltimore, Md, who
came to Waterville to visit his
| cousin. Claude Bouchard of North
| avenue. freshman at Colby COL
| lege. Together the young gentlemen
| came to Skowhegan Thursday even
| ing to attend the prom. They re-
turned to Waterville Friday Mr..
| Rouchard, after visiting briefly in
Waterville. will return to his home
! in Fort Kent.
| The young people of the Centenary
Methodist chaperoned by the pastor
| and wife, Rev. and LIrs. Herbert l..
Nichols, motored to Canaan Friday
evening where they presented the
| comedy drama. "a Bonnett Is a Bon
| nett for A That" in the town hall
under the auspices of the Ladies'
| Auxiliary of that village. This was
the third time the play has been
given and again the cast and those
who had charge of the production
scored success. The trip and the
evening altogether was a delightful
affair for the young people.
At the service at the Centenary
Methodist church Sunday evening,
another story sermon service will be
held and there will be excellent and
spirited singing from the new song
books. The story to be read is His
Conquerors," which is an interesting
story of war days with the scene
laid in France. This service is open
to the public and all interested are
cordially invited to attend.
Announcement of the annual
county convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union which
is to be held at the Federated church
In Skowhegan on Tuesday May 10Th,
will be made in detail in Mondays
issue. The public is invited to plan
to attend the evening service when
there will be an excellent program
with fine speaking on one of the
most important subjects of the times.
DR.. Maurice f. Lord was in Smith
field on professional business Thurs
day night.