Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-07

ance AGENCY was in Oakland tues
day to assist in the adjustment Of
insurance IN the iIni'" nl ~ NJ.
Marshall which vas burned about
a week aga
Mrs. William II. Fowler left Tues
day morning for Boston, where she
will be the guest of her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Webb OF
Skowhegan. who are spending the
winter in Boston.
Guy and Miss Mammie Gaylord Of
Wycollor, the Canadian northwest.
left Tuesday morning on their return
trip. They have been in SkOWhe2an
the guest of their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Palmer of Silver
street and other relatives in Show
hogan and envirous for several weeks.
They will stop a week in Boston
where they will be guests OF an aunt,
Mrs. Thorndikc.
Edward Spear is i'll at the Somer-
set hospital.
Miss Velma M. Fogg went to Wa
tcrville Monday afternoon where that
evening she attended the concert
given by the Lotus Male Quartet of
Boston in the Methodist church.
While in Watcrville Miss Fogg was
the guest of Miss Eleanor HaWcs at
Foss hall.
Miss Eleanor Halves. and her class
mate, Miss Marguerite Starbird of
oxford. who spent the mid-yCar re-
cess in town with Miss Hawos' par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Symons Of
Water street. returned to Watcrville
TO resume their work in the senior
class at Colby college.
n special passenger train was run
from Waterville to Sltowhegan. Mon.
day night. arriving here about two
Z NJ. bringing Mr. S: Lindsay, who
had been in Boston on a business
trip for the Daniel Cummings Com
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay are
parents of a little son born Monday
night at the Somerset hospital.
The officers and teachers of the
Federated church and the members
OF the Religious Education com
mittee are to enjoy a supper served
at the church this Wednesday eve
ming at G.lJ by the First philathea
class. After the supper the work of
the Sunday school will be discussed.
The men of the parish of the Fed
Grated church are to have a supper
at the church on TUESDAY evening
~
served by the ladies of the Tuesday
evening Bible class. with Mrs. Mar
Garct G. Briggs acting as chairman.
The speaker will he Col. Sherman
Shumway and music for the occa-
sion will be furnished by the young
peoples orchestra of the church.
The tickets may be obtained from
any of the following men who
make up the committee in charge
of the general arrangements: Ell
mer f.. Greenwood. Ira A. Mort on.
A. A. Porter and Lewis +. Dow. II
is hoped that ell men in the parish
will attend AND also that tickets Will
be purchased on or before Satur-
day.
Mrs. Fred Nelson of Canaan. who
WAS In town to attend the instalia-
ton of the officers of Sunset Chap
ter No. -. Order OF Eastern Star.
was while in town a guest of Mr..
and Mrs Harry Nelson, of Pleasant
street
The mid-wcek service of the three
protestant churches will be a union
service this week and will be held on
Thursday evening, at 7.3O o'clock, at
the I'ethany BAPTIST church.
a. ;. Stamford, of Waterville, was
IN town Monday on business.
Charles DeNoll of Norrdieewocll
was in town Monday en- route for
Waterville being called there by the
illness Of his daughter, Mrs. Roland
Barker Mrs. DE Vol went there
Monday.
Mrs. Z. +. Hurd Of Madison was a
caller in town Monday.
Hon. Clyde II. Smith returned to
Augusta Tuesday morning.
Cyrus Durham is medical patient
at the Somerset hospital.
Mrs. Amy Eamsdcll who has been
the guest of her rcice, md husband
Air. and Mrs. f.. T.. Hurd on the
Lakewood Road returned Tuesday
morning to her home in Orrington.
Mrs. Belle Matthews of Connccti-
cut arrived Tux sday being called by
the death of her father Joseph W.
Judkins of Cornville.
Mrs. w. i. Annis of Harmony was
a business caller in town Monday
Mir. and Mrs. Harold Goodh,lc of
Portland were callers in town Mon
day.
Clifton Jacobs. of Auburn. is The
guest OF his friend. Norman Watson
Mount Plcas&n. avenue.
Rev. George Merriam. pastor OF
the Bethany Baptist church was in
WI NV mo 4 ut>t'tH. W Iitlc at zen
o'clock he conducted a prayer ser
vice for Joseph Judkns who died
Saturday.
Attorney Edward F. Merrill OF
Merritt and Merrill returned to tu-
ghSta Monday afternoon after spend
ing Sunday at his home on Water
st.
Miss Marion G. Hare. Somerset
l.
Farm Bureau went to Hartland Mon
day afternoon. where Tuesday she at
tended an all Gay planning meeting
of the Ladies' Branch of the Hart
land local.
Miss Rachel Conant who has been
the guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. +. Cnnant. Cross St. re-
turned to Colby Monday afternoon
where she is a junior.
Mrs. Laura Robinson and her lit
tie niece Frances Ward returned
Monday afternoon to Dexter after be
in" in town the guest of her sister
inflow, Mrs. Linden Lancaster,
North avenue.
Mrs. Fred Fellows. went to Wat
erville Monday afternoon to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Wallace Corson.
Miss Helen Harris. who has been
the guest since Saturday of her
aunt. Miss Susie Harris at the home
of j. +. Williams. Mount Pleasant
Ave. returned 10 Colby college Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Rollins. who has
been recent guest of relatives in
town has returned to her home in
PLEASANT Ridge.
BenOis Judkins of Cornville was q
business caller in town Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Reed and son. Howard
Reed, who have been in town since
her daughter Mrs. Guy divers H.
ness, caring for Mrs. divers chill