Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-10

Tuesday morning where he and
Samuel w. Gould are numbering,
bought some stumpage of Harry
Hatfield. They have eight or nine
men at work getting out 1900 cedar
posts.
Miss Carolyn Cover, who passed
the Christmas vacation with her
parents, Hon. and Mrs. George w.
Cover of Baptist hill, returned Tues
day to Norton. Mass, where she is
attending Wheaton college.
Henry Crowell went to Augusta
Tuesday where he attended the an
nual meeting of the Maine Foesters'
association. Mr.. Crowell is employed
by the Coburn Heirs, Inc,
Guy Kimball of East Skowhegan
has gone to Bakers siding with his
heavy team where he will be en-
ployed in the woods.
DIR. I. B. Mower of Waterville was
in town Tuesday attending a meeting
of the trustees of the State Reform
a tory for women.
Leslie E. Jacobs Of Auburn, for
merly of Skowhegan, was in town
over Monday night to attend the
meeting of Somerset Lodge +. and
A. NJ. of which he is Master.
Mrs. Herbert s. Hopkins was in
Waterville over Tuesday night, the
guest of friends.
Thomas G. Lord of undertakers,
Lord and Caswell is confined to his
home on Turner avenue by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Witham of
Embden. are among the Somerset
Changers in town attending the an
nual meetings of Somerset Pomona.
Miss Katherine Macdonald and
Miss Ruby Carpenter went to Ban
cor Tuesday noon to spend a few
days.
Roy B. Lancaster. manager of the
local store of the Emery Brown
company of Waterville was at the
Waterville store Tuesday afternoon,
going down on the noon train.
The train due to arrive in Show
hogan at Ills A. nj. was about ~
minutes late Tuesday noon and de-
layed the departure some minutes of
the train scheduled to leave at 11.45
A. NJ.
Somerset Lodge F. and A. NJ. held
its regular meeting Monday evening.
The master. Leslie E. Jacobs, who
now resides in Auburn, was in town
and presided at the meeting.
Because of the storm on Monday
afternoon and evening the January
meeting of the Ella +. Mitchell Phil
athea class of the Bethany Baptist
church was not held and the bust
ness session and social will be held
on Friday evening of this week, Jan.
IL. The ladies in charge of this
meeting are. Mrs. Bessie Thompson,
chairman. Mrs. Ina w. Creation. Mrs.
Nina Clough. Mrs. Ora Holmes, Mrs.
Ora w. Valliere. Mrs. Bertha Stinch-
IL 81,
Carrie Bean. Mrs. Florence Emigh,
Mrs. Annie Pierce. Mrs. Clara Apple
by and Mrs. Alice Cleveland.
The official board monthly meet
ing OF the Centenary Methodist
church. which was to have been held
on Monday evening, have been post
poned from the first Monday in the
month on account of the severe rain,
was again postponed last Monday
night because of the snow storm.
The private dance will be given by
the Pollyanna Club Thursday eve
ming, January 11th.. in Heselton Hall,
with music by Folley's orchestra. All
those who have received invitations
to former dances held by this club
are urged to bear the date in mind.
With the beginning of the winter
term of the village school, q new
grade has been formed which holds
Its sessions in the Lincoln building
on Leavitt street. in the room oc-
cupied by the North side kindergar-
ten which now meets at the NUM-
cipal building. This grade is made
up of the overflow at the Jewett
street school and Of a few pupils
from Leavitt street. The teacher is
Miss Gladys Goldammer of Madison
who in the fall taught in Winslow.
Miss Goldammer is making her
home with Mrs. Alice S. Baker on
turner avenue, where Miss Emma
Robinson. one of the first grade
teachers boards.