Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-07-06

the Visit Is to see tne Town WHICH Wds
the home of his ancestors. Mr.. Lyon
is a distant relative of Harry A.
Dinsmore Of East Front street.
Funeral of Mrs. Boutin
The funeral service of Mrs. Mary
Boutin was held Thursday morning
at the home of her daughter and
hus band, Mr.. and Mrs. Placid Bou-
lette. on Center street, Thursday
morning, and was conducted by the
Rev. Father ]. Louis A. Renaud
pastor of the Notre Dame OF
Lourdes church. The burial was
made in the st. Mary's Catholic
cemetery.
The First Friday Devotions will
be conducted this Friday at the
Notre Dame of Lourdes church al
the usual hours.
Mrs. Frank Baker and children OF
Madison -Nere the guests Wednes-
day of her sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Turcotte. Chestnut
street, over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turcotte OF
North avenue are the proud parents
of baby boy born Tuesday night
weight seven and a half pounds
Mrs. Turcotte was formerly Miss
Estelle Fortier. This Is the second
child.
William Schomber of Lawrence
Mass, left Wednesday for his home
after being in town for a few days
the guest Of his wife. Friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cchomber will be
pleased to know that they are par
ents of a baby girl born last week
at the home of Mrs. Schomber's
mother. Mrs. Amy Hastings, where
she is being cared for by Mrs. Mary
Boulette, nurse. Mrs. SchombeI
and baby are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Tirmey and
children, Pauline and jerome. Jr.
of Auburn were guests Wednesday
of Mrs. Tirmey's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus Fortier of North avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Adams Of Au-
burn were also guests at the Fortier
home on the Fourth.
Clyde Pierce of Portland came to
Skowhegan by train Tuesday and
went to Athens. where he Joined
Mrs. Pierce and son. Walter, who
had been there a week, coming by
automobile, and where they were
guests of Mrs. Pierce's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Nelson. They re-
turned to Portland by machine or
Wednesday and were accompanied
by Mrs. Pierce's sister. Mrs. James
Irving of Harmony. On their way
they were in Skowhegan, Wednes.
day, calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot
B. Whittier of Madison avenue.
Miss Emily Cuddy. who has beer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bag
ley, returned to her home in Au.
gusta, Thursday.
Mrs. Berle Flagg of Bath was In
town over the Fourth visiting with
her children at the home of Mrs
Emma Flagg on East Front street
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Emerson and
son. Robert. Mrs. Emerson's mother
Mrs. Charles Reed. and Mrs. Ella r
Nelson motored in the Emerson cal
to Lakeside the Fourth, where they
enjoyed picnic dinner.
Friends of Mrs. Joel Whitney, who
has been ill at her home on Bloom
field street, will be pleased to know
That she is now able to be up around
the house and is gaining.
Mrs. Harlie Bishop and two chill.
dren, Edith and Edgar, went to Oak.
fand, Thursday morning, where the,
VIII pass the months of July anC
August. Mr.. Bishop is employed b,
the Maine Central Power Company
ana Is now located in Oakland
Many friends of G.. Allan Went
worth senior member of the Went
| worth-Plummer Insurance Agenc,
mere ana the son of Mrs. Lena f
Wentworth and the late Herbert
wentworth, will be interested t.
hllow an engagement has been an.
noohced TO Miss Alice Martha Land
T,, formerly OF Bingham. now o.
| Beimont. Mass. the daughter n
John Lander of Belmont Mass N,;o,
Lander is the sister of Mrs Manr;n.
+. Merrill and Mrs. w. Folsom, Ma
| rill of Skowhegan and is nassin,
the summer with her sister Mrs
w. Folsom Merrill. Mr.. Wentwor+I
| is also prominent in Masonic bod;es
| Inc wedding. it is stated, will oc,
cur this fall. oo'
Dwight Cleveland, son of Mr.. ant
MIS-. u. Lester Cleveland of The
| NorrldgeWock road, was operataf
upon at the Somerset hnsn az,
| Thursday morning. ''1'
Mrs. Maxine Peters and fo,,r oh;,
dren who have been guests for ~
weeks of her parents. Mr., ana NJ
Archie Vachon and who came 70 he
present at the wedding of her sister
MISS Felexina Vachon returned
thursday to their home in Gardiner
Mr.: and Mrs. Frank D. Barr N
winthrop were guests "Wednesday NJ
mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Dyer. Middle
street. "A'uuie
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kincaid daugh :
ter Miss Amy F. Kincaid of West
Athens and guest Philip Jones Sof
/ south Paris, were in town during the
Fourth. 'iie
j. Fl. Rollins Of the Pine Tree lIu-
name society was in town the middle
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer Bager ~
worcester, Mass, are visiting in
Cornville. -
Mr.. and Mrs. William Soule and
captain and Mrs. Percy C. Withee of
Norridgewock were in town the
Fourth taking part in the Canton
somerset section in the parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold SAWYER and
children. Dorothy and Donald and
Mr.. Sawyer's father, Samuel SAWYER
or Cambridge motored to Skowheean
on the morning of the Fourth and
were guests of S. Sawyer's daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
STAFFORD, Water street. Mrs. Sam,,eI
Sawyer and daughter marguerite,
VINO have been guests at the Stafford
nome for week rturned with them
Miss Gala Packord .ot,,-.