Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-22

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Walter Bachelor Of Portland will be
pleased to learn Of the birth on Tues
day morning at st. Barnabas hos
p!tal in Portland Of little son. who
has been named Franklin Pencil
Bachelor fer his grandfather,
Franklin +. Penn II. of West Front
street, Skowhegan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bachelor formerly resided in Show
hogan. Mrs. Bachelor was Miss
Gladys f. Penncll and is graduate
of the $. III. $.
Attorney and Mrs. Chester II.
Mills. who have been in town for
about 10 days being called here by
the serious illness and subsequent
death of Mr.. Mills father, +. Marion
Mills of Pine street left Wednesday
morning on their return to their
home in Jackman. While lin town
they were guests Of Mr.. Mills moth
er and his sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. 4. Il. Lamb of Turner ave-
nue..
George II. Plummer OF the Went
! worth and plummer Insurance
Agency went to Jackman on business
Wednesday morning.
Many friends in town of Rev. II. T..
ITuse now of Dover FoXcroft. who
was formerly pastor of the First
Baptist church in SkoWhegan will be
sorry to learn that he was unable TO
/ attend the conference called by the
United Baptist convention of Maine
t. consider the rural church prob
lem which was held at the Getchell
street Baptist church in Waterville
! Tuesday because of illness. MFR.
Iiuse was to have been one of the
speakers. His paper on Present
Day Trend in Rural Life. intellectual.
economic, social and included the ad-
vent Of the Radio and also men
| toned the movies, was read by DR..
George II. Hamlin and was of much
! value and intensely interesting.
Mrs. l.. II. Whitney went to Water
( vile Wednesday noon to attend the
state Daughters of the American
Revolution Council. Wrs. Whitney
who formerly resided in Dexter is a
member of the Rebecca Weston
, chapter and while in attendance at
the council she will be the guest Of
! Mrs James McDougal at her home in
North Nassalboro who is also a men,
Der of the Rebecca Weston Chapter.
Mrs. Maurice Jordan left on the
noon train Wednesday for Boston
where she will pass some time with
her husband who is employed in Bos-
ton as order clerk at one Of the res
, taurants.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kidder and
their daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Tozier of Waterville,
, arrived in town Wednesday noon to
attend the funeral service of Mrs.
=. kidder's nephew, Roy w. Paddock.
Mrs. Scott johnson of Pittsfield
) arrived in town Wednesday noon to
! visit with Mrs. William Beauford.
Miss Georgia Morrow one OF the
! faculty Of Good Will Farm was in
town Wednesday.
: Mrs. Alice Howe local deputy for
the Womanss Benefit association, who
, has been in town for several days
will so to Pittsfield on business to-
: day.
Gerald Spofford has gone to Oak
land where he is passing few
weeks with his GRANDPARENTS Mr..
and Mrs. s. D. Knight.
.. Many friends of Mrs. Donovan Cool
will he sorry to know that she is
quite i'll with grip at the home of Mr..
Coors parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cool on Bloomfield street.
Mrs. Mark Padham. who has been
in town for few days on business
and visiting with her cousin and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bmnor
VI W IIttI Stlctt. IctUif1Gu u HSE
5 home in Scion Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson OF
Pressure Isle have come to Skowhe-
gan to make their home. both having
employment at the shop of the SOM
erset Shoe company.
, Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
, bert Corett will be pleased to know
that their little son. Albert Junior,
aged IA months who has been criti-
, cally i'll with the infantile paralysis
is much improved and is recovering
nicely from his illness.
Mrs. Maud Nugent. who formerly
t resided in Skowhegan but now lives
in Waterville. is in town passing
some time with Mr.. and Mrs Fran
els Spofford at their home on Bloom
field street
Allan Storer. the older son of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Storer Of Middle street
| is quite i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence vigue are
, parents of little son. born Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs George Bennett Of
Scion, were business callers in town
Wednesday.
= Miss Lucy Dinsmore Of Hinckley
, was in town Wednesday afternoon to
attend the funeral service of Roy w.
p1d1ock