Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-02

ADDl6 COWdn, WIG OF FRANK COWdHS
were held at the residence on the
Pond road Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Weston P. Holman of
Bernauer of the United Baptist
church officiated. The bearers were:
Eugene Cowan, Clare Sawtelle, Har-
old Benson and Seldom Manter and
interment was in the Cowan ceme-
terry on the Pond road.
A rehearsal of the chorus choir of
the United Baptist church will be
held at the close of the mid-week
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
and will be in charge of the newly
elected music leader, Mrs. F. S. Ber-
nauer All the young people of the
congregation are urged to be present
as an especial effort will be made to
have a fine musical program each
Sunday evening.
Lyle owens resumed his duties
Wednesday morning as mail carrier
after a vacation of Is days.
Mrs. f. NJ. Foster of Waterville Is
visiting her sister. Miss Nora Bart
lett Greeley and Miss Susanne Gree
ley of Water street for a few days.
Harry Watson and daughter, Miss
Margaret Watson of East Orange, n.
j., who are passing their vacation
with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gibbs at
their cottage at East pond, will re-
turn Thursday from a short visit at
Good Will.
Miss Edith Clark has gone to Kit
terry Point to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Farr.
Mrs. Irving Kelley and son. Gerald.
have returned from Great pond
where they have been guests for a
few days of Miss Marion Brown and
Mrs. Harold McTaggert at Camp
Comfort.
Otis Ellis Of Waterville has entered
the employ OF the Atlantic and Pa
cific tea store on Main street.
Miss Doris Wyman has completed
her duties in the dry goods store OF
Wallace Flanders en- Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner and two
children Of Bangor are guests OF
friends in town. Several years ago
| Mr.. Faulkner held the position OF
station agent at Oakland and resid-
ed here with his family.
| Mrs. Martha Gleason. who mas
been quite i'll at her cottage at Great
pond, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King and two
| children Ruth and Donald, who were
week end guests of Mr.. and MRS
Shirley Taylor and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Houghton, have returned TO
their home in Stratton. making the
trip by auto. They were accom- ,
! panied home by Mrs. Taylor and
| daughters, Eva and INA. VINO VIII
be guests Of relatives there for a few
! weeks.
Mrs. Irving Kelley will be en-
ploved afternoon at the dry goods
store of Wallace Flanders on Main
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Peck and
daughter Virginia Of Sidney. were
guests Wednesday of friends in town.
Miss Betty McTaSgert has re-
| turned from Camp Comfort, Great
pond and is visiting Mrs. Irving kel-
! lev and her grandparents Mr.. ana
| Mrs. Gordon McTaGGcrt Tor a lew
days.
and Mrs. Foxall of Sunderland
/ Mass. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. =.
II. Martin at Salmon lake.
| Rev. and Mrs. Pelley OF Dexter
were recent guests of Mr.. ana MIS-
| Fred Wyman.
George Philbrook was a business
visitor in Bangor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Young, VINO
| have been visiting relatives in Bos-
ton. Mass, will arrive in town To-
night and gill be guests OF MISS
Clara Mantcr for a few days on the
way to their home in Kingfield.
George Philbrook will resume his
work tonight as fireman at the cas-
cade Wooden mill after short vaca-
| ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Forsberg and
children Isabel, Arnold and Beverly
| left Monday on an automobile TRIP
to New Hampshire to visit relatives
| and were over night guests Monda!
| OF Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Williams o!
South Portland, former residents OIL
Oakland.
Rev. Clarence McIntire of Con-
cord, VT. is visiting his mother. MIS-
Lizzie McIntire of Summer street.
Mrs. Charles Lord and son, Fred
ericl. have gone to Bald Mountain
to visit Mr.. Lord for few days.
; Fred Hallett has returned from a
two weeks visit with relatives IN
Unity.
Frank Wagner has entered the en-,
pIov of the Wyandott Worsted mill
at Waterville as night fiXer. !,
Gerald Romeo, little son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Romeo. underwent a sec
ond operation Wednesday at their
home on Water street which was
performed by DIR. Poulin of Water
VILE, assisted by Miss Bella Pichen'
city nurse.
Mrs. Frank Doyon Of South China
is in town called here by the illness
OF her grandson. Gerald Romeo.
Mrs. Arthur Bush resumed ner
duties Wednesday at the weave room
| of the Cascade wooden mill after q
| two months vacation.