Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-22

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Company and personal property.
Scion -William h McQuilken of
Solon to Maurice McQuilken OF Scion,
land in Scion.
| ST. Albans-Mary Z. Bigelow of
Dover FoxcEoft to Charles A.. Batch
| elder of st. Adams. land in St Al
bans. containing IL acres; Ellwyn
Mathews of st. Adams to Alice J.
Mathews of st. Adams, land with
buildings in the village.
| Starks-Emma b. Zones and Flos-
sic III. Jones of Starks to Warren L.
| Laid of Starks. land three rods, by
three rods in Starks with buildings
beginning at mort west corner of lot
owned by G. w. Morrill,.
| Tomhegan Township - Barnjum
j Tomhegan company to Chandler
| Hovey of Newton, Mass, and Regi-
| Maid Braddlee of Medford, Mass. all
| right in that parcel of land in Town
ship j, range 2. north of Bingham
kennehec purchase known as Tomhe-
gan township.
! Mrs. Forest L. Furbush. who has
! been in West Athens. where she was
/ called by the serious illness of her
| brother, Donald Mclean, has return
: ed home, Her brother is improving.
| Joseph Coburn Smith. who passed
| Sunday in town with his aunt, Miss
! Louise Fl. Coburn of Pleasant street,
returned Monday to Waterville where
he is a sepior at Colby college.
Miss Della Bouehard. proprietor OF
the Waterville and Skowhegan Bon
nett Shops. returned to Waterville
| Monday. after passing Sunday here.
| Miss Mary Palmer, who was the
| Sunday guest of her mother Mrs.
| Walter. Palmer at the home of her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Carl Dunbar of Mount Pleasant ave-
nue., returned to Hinckley Monday.
Mrs. Palmer is passing few weeks
in town with her brother and wife
because of i'll health.
L. Russakoff returned to Water
vile Monday after visiting Sunday
with his brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Russakoff of Mount Pleasant
avenue. Mr.. Russakoff was accom-
| panied by his mother. Mrs. Sarah
RusSakoff.
Miss Rachel Conant, who passed
| Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A +. Conant of Cross street.
returned Monday to Waterville where
she is a member of the Senior class
at Colby college.
Conductor Herbert s. Hopkins who
| ilttS btGll Uu Il puSIiitSS tIlD ~ 1tuuT
| Rapids, Iowa, where he attended a
meeting of the board of Railway Con-
uuctors has returned and Monday
! resumed his duties on the run from
Skowhegan to Portland and return
daily.
Miss Gala Packard returned to
| Waterville Monday where she IL en-
rl"yeG as stenographer at the Gill
more Insurance Agency, after visit
ing over Sunday with her parents,
Nil. and Mrs. Grin Packard of Beech
street
Willard II. Cummings, local agent
s.! fSr the American Wooden company
| T&s iii Pittsficld on business Mon
day.
Mass Fayalene Decker returned to
| Wateiviile Monday after passing
Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
hrs. Clarence b. Hight of West Front
/ street Miss Hight was accompanied
Nv college friend, Miss Grace Hell
fren of Eastport.
Carr oil Rice. who is employed bv
the Central Maine Power COMPANY
returned to Auburn where he is
, working Monday, after passing Sun
day with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rice of Court street.
AIRS. Carrie Roderick left Mon
Jay Tor Boston whore she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Minnie NewIand
and VIII also visit her son, Arthur
/ Frederick in BroolSline, Mass. i
Early Monday evening the fire COM
pany was called to q house on East
Maple street owned>by Joseph Cha
DOT and occupied by a family by the
name of Libby. Fortunately the fire
proved to be only a chimney fire
from which no damage resulted. This
IS the fifth time in days that the
IRE company has responded to n call.
! The Federated Club meeting which
was to have been held on Wednesday
evening has been postponed until Fri
gay evening when 1t will he held at
the Federated church. This post
pcnenfent is due to the fact that MIR.
frank M. harrington of Augusta who
- to be the speaker Is unable to be in
Skowhegan Wednesday night as that
AFTERNOON he attends the funeral of
/ Mr.. Day in Bangor.
! Mrs. Clyde +. Decker one of the in
structors in the Junior high and Miss
Eelma NJ. Fogg, the supervisor of
drawing in the Skowheean schools
were chapcrons for a party of young
people who enjoyed sliding party
| saturday afternoon which was held
| on the Lakewood road and at which
time Leona Foster and Eleanor Row.
ell! were hostesscs. The party was n
/ happy event and tho sliding was ex-
cellent.
| Saturday evening Rev George Mer-
| riam. pastor of the Bethany Baptist
| church gave an illustra ted lecture of
| the Greatest Catastrophe in History"
and showed sixty nine views of Japan
/ telling of the recent earthquake. at
| the the State Reformatory for Wo-
| men.
| The Bethany Guild of the Bethany
| Baptist church will meet Thursday
! afternoon at the church parIor. All
ladies' of the church are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting and as
| sist in the work of the guild
| Mrs. Lena +. Wentworth and son,
q. Allan Wentworth of Norridge-
\ wock avenue, left Monday for New
| York and on tomorrow will sail for
South America, where they will pass
| severaE weeks on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Nelson, who two weeks
! ago slipped on the icy sidewalk near
the Skowhegan Monumental Works
and strained the ligaments in one
mp. has so far recovered as to be
able TO walk down town.
Miss Marion G. Hare, home DEM
onstration agent. is in Palmyra the
| first three days of. this week, assist
ing Miss Edna Cobb. clothing spe-
clalist OF Orono. at clothing school.
Sunday afternoon Rev. Herbert r.
Nichols. pastor of the Centenary
Methodist, conducted religious
service at the State Reformatory for
Women. Mrs. Mvron J. Smith was