Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-08
Barber Given Party

resides at the Bouchard home.
The evening was passed with
games and dancing with excellent
piano and violin music. One feature
OF the evening which caused much
pleasure was the clog dancing Of
Mrs. Bouchard's father. Belonie Bou-
chard. The guests presented Mr..
Houchard with a cash gift and ex-
tended to him best wishes for many
returns of his natal day.
Mrs. Bouchard served delicious re-
freshments, which included a hand
some birthday cake bearing 20 can
dies. The guests departed at a late
hour after very happy evening.
Among the out of town guests in
attendance were Mrs. Bouchard's
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
mer Berbue Of Madison.
Skowhegan High school will be
represented at the track meet held at
the Hippach field. Pennington on
Saturday, June 9th.
At the mid-week service at the
Federated church held Thursday eve-
Thurlow, continued his missionary
study on India in a most interesting
and instructive manner.
Saturday morning at the Notre
Dame of Lourdes church an anniver-
sary service for the repost of the soul
or Iradore Trial will be offered by
the pastor. Rev. Father J. Louis A.
Renaud, at the request of Mrs. Trial
and family.
Mrs. Lena Mullen, teacher Of pen
manship in the Junior High school,
announces the names of the follow
ing pupils who have received awards
during the year from the A. N. Palmer
company, New York: Edna Adams,
EDWARD Tobey, Frances Bean, Estella
Mason, Elsie Hackett. Muriel Cover,
Gladys Smith. Lionel Picard. Hazel
Perkins, Vera Moody, Bette Sedg-
ley, Ernest Leo, Amelia Boulette, Ma
talie eBauiieu. Julian Huard. Robert
Randall, Alice Woodbury., Donald At
klnson. Elizabeth Brown, Ivanetta
Newton. Edward Merrill, Oral Cow
cite, Albert Hebert, Mildred Chase,
Priscilla Lord, Charlotte Gates, Phyl-
lis Weston.
Most attractive posters which have
been placed in the store windows adj
vcrtising the food sale which the
Town Improvement society is to hold
on tomorrow. Saturday afternoon at
the Bethany Baptist church. They
were made by Miss Velma NJ. Fogg.
VINO is graduate from the New
school Of Design, Boston.
Mrs. Elizabeth aWtson. lecturer Of
the Somerset Pomona Grange, has
made the following announcements:
somerset Pomona and Kennebec Po-
mona Oranges will be entertained on
tuesday, June ~, by Victor Grange
at Falrfleld Center. A part of the
program Will be arranged and car
RED out by Kennebec Pomona and
olncers OF kennebec Pomona will fill
the chairs. Arthur Ellis. Worthy
master OF the Victor Grange, will ex-
tend the welcome and the response
VIII be expressed by Mrs. Elizabeth
watson. Worthy Lecturer of Somer-
set POMONA. An illustrated lecture
on Maine Farms" will be presented
Dy r. T. Washburn of the State De-
partment OF Agriculture and closing
thoughts will be given by Mrs. Ella.
beth Boardman of Skowhegan,
The annual field day Of Somerset
POMONA will be held on Saturdav
August IS, at Lakewood which viii
De an all-day event with picnic
dinner at noon. There will be an en-
pertaining and instructive program
with excellent speaking. The speak
ers will be announced.
Many Skowhegan friends of syrs
Sarrle NJ. Smith, a matron at Good
Wiil Farm. who frequently visits in
town vii! be sorry to learn that she
IS a patient at the Sisters hospitol
IN Waterville. Her daughter. Mrs
X g. Kimball Of Boston and son
fremont Dearborn of Aufusta. are in
Waterville being called there by the
serious illness Of their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell left
Thursday for Ocean Park where thew
VIII De employed for the summer as
years. ~i
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hersey of St
Adams were recently in town the
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace stilson and
mrs. Erwin Laskey and daughter.
MISS Anges Laskey were recently in
NMatervliie. being accompanied by
MT. ana Mrs. Stilson's daughter
son IN which machine the TIP was
made. Mrs. Stilson, who has been
very III the past spring consulted a |
specialist and they called upon
friends.
Mrs. Hazden Tozier has accented q
position in the Campbell Market and |
mas already assumed her duties at |
the store.
Mrs. Mary Holland, who has been
at the home of Sheriff and Mrs. John
"A. Mooers at the county house has |
completed her duties there and has |
accepted a position as cook at the |
Somerset Hospital taking the place |
made vacant by the resignation of |
Mrs. Elmer Russell, who has gone |
to Ocean Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Painter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Tobey of the Nor
ridgewock road on the north side of |
the river. motored to Portland Thurs
day where they were guests of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Tobey's daughter, Miss Mil |
dred Tobey, who Is employed In the |
Portland Exchange of the New Eng
land Telephone Company and who |
has been i'll. The trip was made in |
the Painter car.
Mrs. Parker Foss and two children,
Jane and David Of Waterville arrived |
in Skowhegan Thursday to visit with |
Mr.. Fosss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. |
l.. Foss OF West Front street. Mr. |
Fogg will come up for a weekend
visit and Mrs. Foss and the children |
will return with him.
Parker Smith moved his family |
from Lakewood to Cold Stream which |
is about 20 miles this side of Jack |
man. Thursday. Mr.. Smith, who has |
been employed at the Peoples Garage
will be employed by the Hollings-
worth and Whitney company.
Arthur Merriam, who has been
passing ten days with his par0nts,
Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam at the |
Bethany Baptist church parsonage, |
left Thursday. Mr.. Merriam has been