Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-22
|SK0WnEcAn LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, Farmer. q. ;'l
PERSONAL MENTION

l 4 AAvAOANAA0 ANAASAN - AOAN
: Mrs. Emma Whittier of Cornville,
was in town shopping, Tuesday.
Roscoe Bigelow OF Steward Hill
| who is passing the winter in town, is
| confined to his home by illness.
A. P. Tewksbury Of Bangor was in
town on business Tuesday and We'd
nesday.
! Mrs. Frank c. Green OF West
! Front street is confined TO her home
! by Illness.
Mrs Amy Meader. the clerk at the
Somerset Hospital, has been off duty
! because of illness.
! Mrs Albert Blair and Mrs. Bales
| Spaulding were in WatelVllle on
business Wednesday afternoon.
| Samuel w. Phiibrick returned
f, Wednesday noon from a business
p; trip to Augusta.
Mrs Roy Smith of Waterville was
| in town Wednesday visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Freeland Kincaid.
Mrs. Leon Fox. one of the part
! time operators at the Maine Tele-
phone 4 Telegraph office, was OIL
duty Tuesday by illness.
| Mrs. Carl Goodwin of North Fair
field was the dinner guest of her
\ aunt. Mrs. Ida Leavitt Smith of Bap-
fist Hill Wednesday,.
| Dr.. Addison Thayer of Portland
f; was in town. Wednesday. coming
here to consult with DR.. NJ. Il. Lord
/ on the. case of George III. Weston OF
Water street.
Mrs. r. r. Chase was in town
! Wednesday noon on her return to
| her home in Canaan, after being In
! Augusta because OF the illness OF
/; her father, George +. Trask.
Mrs. Herbert Lane and daughter
| Catherine of Waterville arrived III
town Wednesday noon to visit hei
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Z
Reed.
George Gotta. who has been III al
! his home at Harmony. was i'll town
Wednesday the guest of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gotta. on his way
to resume his work at Madison.
Louis a. Caswell of the under
taking firm OF Lord and Caswell
who has been confined to his home
on Cedar street by illness for fe"
weeks. has so far recovered as tt
| resume his work this week.
Miss Marion G. Hare. home dem
| onstrator of the county farm burea,
was at IarOne Wednesday. where
she attended an all day meeting o
the Ladies' Branch OF the Farm Blu
i reau.
Mrs. Timothy Pike of Cornvillc
| who has been quite i'll at her home
on the new road to Athens. is some
fwhat improved. Mrs. Pike has beer
cared for by her daughter. Miss Lo
antha Pike.
Mrs. Cecil Rogers of North Vas
salboro arrived in town Wednesday
noon on her way to East Madison
being called here by the death of heI
mother. Mrs. John IIarville,, who dice
Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Knight of Bap-
fist Hill. who are both employed by
the Bowman Hardware Company, are
occupying the apartment of Mr.. ant
Mrs. l.. l.. Cloueh over the stort
during tho time Mr.. Clough, accom-
panied by Mrs. Clough and daughte
Miss Dorothta arc In Boston
Skowhegan friends of Lynden Hall
of Norridgewock, who went t.
Ifumpsvilie. ontario. last fail to re
sceive. Instruction on the cornet, vii
be interested to learn that he is mucl
pleased with the town and likes hi
new location very much He has ;
position as cornet player in thu
1Iumpsville band, which is consider
cd one of the best bands and is vel
known. Mr.. Hale now expects to re-
main in Humpsvillc for the spfins
and summer and perhaps for a long
er period. Mr. Ifale was a member o
the Skowhcgan band and often gave
cornet solos in town.
of the Priscilla Rebekah Lodge wa
held Tuesday night in l. o. Q. +
f., hall. with good attendance. con
sidering the sickness among thu
members. The routine business wa
transacted under the direction O
the noble grand. Mrs. Sarah f. by
err. The committee, composed of Mr.
and Mrs Willis a. Bailey. and Mis-
| Anne NJ. Casweli. presented resolu
tons Of love and respect in memor.
of their sister Rebekah Mrs. Nelli,
Il. Copp, which were accepted.
! The dance and refreshment com
mittee reported that S.i:;.62 was tn,
amount made at the dance recent,
held in Heselton hall. In apprecia
ton of Mr.. NJ. Il. Ieselton's kindnes
i'm the use of his hall, Mrs. Franl
Oddly presented him with u fin
fountain pen.
Announcement was made that o,
next Thursday evening the degree
men would meet for rehearsal of tn,
work and that at the next meetin,
of the Lodge, which will be held OF
the first Tuesday in March. the de
gree will be conferred upon a clas
OF candidates.
Mrs. Ava Sheridan gave a reading
washington" and Eugene Tarbo.
sang. accompanied by Mrs. Pauln,
Bragg Green. A social hour wa
enjoyed. during which Washingto,
pies and coffee We're served.