Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-12

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of the Somerset County Law Library
Association has been announced as
Tuesday, Jan. 23rd. 1t will be held
at the library at the court house.
Mrs. Nancy Foss of Clinton ar
rived in town Thursday and was
met by her daughter, Mrs w. S.
Holt of East Madison. and went to
East Madison to visit With her
daughter.
Mrs. w. G. Elliott went to Wa
tcrville Thursday to visit with the
Misses Della and Anna Bouchard.
who have recently opened a millinery
store in that city.
j. NJ. Haines returned from Port
land Thursday where he attended a
meeting of the Maine State Optical
Association.
Dr. l.. +. Norris of Madison was in
town Wednesday attending hearings
before the municipal court
Mrs. Ada Kent. who has been a
medical patient at the Somerset hos
pital was taken to the home Of Mrs.
Herbert Richardson Thursday where
She will be cared for
j. w. E'reCSe of East Front street.
left Thursday morning for his for
Nor home in Enfield. n. H., accom-
panying there for burial the remains
of Mrs. Frcesc, who died Tuesday
forenoon after q short illness Of
pneumonia. \ funeral service was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Undertaking rooms of Lord and Cas-
we'll aud Il service will be held in
Enfield, y. H.. where Mrs. Frcese
leaves five brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Chapman Of
Madison avenue have purchased the
farm of Robert McCollor in West
Cornvillc and arc this week moving
TO their recently purchased property
Mr.. McCollor has gone to California
for the winter and possibly to make
his home.
County Agent G. A. Storer and
Miss Marion G.. Hare, the Home
Demonstration of the Somerset Coun-
ty Farm Bureau were in Athens
Thursday. attending an all-day meet
ing of the Athens Local when the
plans were discussed for the COM
ing years work and officers elect
cd.
The Foreign Missionary Society
of the Centenary Methodist church
meets this Friday afternoon at the
parsonage instead of Monday as
previously stated.
Funeral of Mrs. Fred TT. Boucher
of School street, who died on Tues
day forenoon, was held Thursday
morning at o'clock at tho Notrc
Dame of Lourdes church viii, the
pastor. Rev. Father ]. Louis Rcnaud.
officiating. The remains were placed
in the tomb at the SouthSdc Come
4Ft
Mcdonald, a brother, Joseph Nc
relatives were here from out Of town
to attend the service.
Rev Father J. Louis 4. Rcnaud
was in Madison Thursday, being
called there by the serious illness of
the pastor of the Madison Cathalic
church, the Rev. Father Farley.
The infant daughter. one week old
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray of
Mercer. died Wednesday. Mrs. Gray
was formerly Angie Kilgore.
Mrs. j. w. Mason of Watervillc
was in town Thursday, a guest of
Mrs. Scott Robinson of Madison
avenue.
Mrs. Carl Tobey and little daugh-
ter are leaving Saturday for Wor-
cester. Mass, where they expect to
make their future home. Mr.. Tobey
has a fine position in the shipping
department of the Worcester Mar
llct. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Tobey have
a host of friends in Skowhegan, who
regret their departure from town
and wish for them much happiness
and success in the city where they
are to establish their new home.
Mrs. James Kingsley of West
Front street went to Bangor, Thurs
day.
Mrs. Fred Philbrick went to Fair
field, Thursday, to pass the day
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Savage of Newhall street. Mr..
Savage on Thursday observed his
birthday
Gerald c. Marble of the Skowhe-
gan Monumental works went to Lew
iston, Thursday. to attend the an
nual meeting of the State Retail
Monument Dealers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French
Smith left Thursday for Boston,
where Mr.. Smith goes in the interest
of the radio business of the J. N.
and /. J. Smith Music store. While
in Boston they will be guests of Mr..
Smiths older brother. Earl, and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hannah, who
were called to Lakewood by the
death Of Mrs. Humans father, Jo-
seph Henderson, returned Thursday
to their home in Warren. Others
here to attend Mr.. Henderson's flu
neral and who have returned to
their homes, are a son, Guy Hender-
son of Bristol, Conn, Mrs. HoodIetts
of Portland and Mrs. Stone of Oak
land.
Charles D. Sayward, the master
plumber of the Maine Central Rail-
road Company of Waterville, was in
town Thursday on business.
Miss Louise H. Coburn and Miss
Mary Murphy left Thursday for
New York City to pass some weeks.
l.. Fl. Whitney went to Winthrop.
Thursday, to be the guest Of his
n9rpnfc Mr.. and NTrc Jv1itpax-