Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-18
Rotary Luncheon

Tuesday noon Skowhegan Rotar-
ians enjoyed the weekly luncheon at
the Grand Army. A delicious meal
was served by Mrs. Kate Simpson,
caterer. The president w. B. Wood
bury presided. The song service, a
pleasing feature was conducted by
DR.. Raymond A. Dubyshire with Mrs.
Marion T. Oddly at the piano. The
speaker was attorney Carol Per-
kins, member of the Waterville
club gave a valuable address on "Ro-
tary in the Community"
The following ladies who make up
the September committee of the Ella
F.. Mitchell Philathea Glass of the
Bethany Baptist church: Mrs. Clara
B. Appleby. chairman; Mrs. Bertha
Stinchfield, Mrs. Eva Chase. Mrs.
Eta Parkman, Mrs. Emma Watson,
Mrs. May n. Haines. Mrs. Bertha
Hoyt. Mrs Alta Elliott. Mrs. Marion
X. Fairfield and Mrs. Millie White
more are requested to meet at the
church chapel Thursday afternoon
at o'clock to make arrangements
for the September social which it is
expected will occur on Monday even
ing, September END. at the church.
Medical Men at Denty Mo6rs Camp
The full meeting Of the Somerset
County Medical Association was held
Tuesday at Denly Moors. the camp
Of DR.. c. Earl Richardson at Sibley
Pond. There were twenty-one doc
tors present who were accompanied
by their ladies. The day was a most
delightful one for all who We're per-
mitted to enjoy the cordial hospital
ity of DR.. and Mrs. richardson.
DR.. Roy C. Brown of Pittsfleld
presided. DR.. Mortimer Warren of
Portland gave paper Of much inter
est to the medical men on "Pathol-
ogy Of the Blood, The following
physicians who have recently located
in the county were taken into me;fr
bership in the association: Dr., o. F.
Deveraux. Bingham: DR.. Berton lin
ney. Bingham, DR.. j. Clifford Boyce
Scion and DR.. Richard Eager OF Har-
mony. One Of the questions discus
sed was that of signing health certi-
ficates and it was voted to make a
uniform price for this service and
$1.00 was decided upon as the
charge. Out Of door sports were
participated in and pleasing fea-
ture was the delicious luncheon
which consisted Of chicken, ham and
cheese sandwiches. olives, pickles.
fruit salad. doughnuts. cheese, apple
pie. ice cream and coffee.
The following Skowhegan physi-
clans were in attendance and assist
ed Dr. Richardson in his duties as
host: DR.. L. A. Dascombe. DR.. WAL
ter s. Stinchfield, DR.. George f.
Young. DIR. Oliver ]. GAIA, DR.. Maur-
ice E. Lord. All pronounced the
meeting one OF the pleasantest in teh
history Of the association and the
place ideal.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Edith
Burton Of the River road in some way
lost control of her machine as she was
about to wark in front of the N. D.
Heselton block on Water street. which
Is occupied by Poulin Laney. The ma
chine went across the sidewalk and
smashed into the plate glass window,
SCATTERING q plate SO by 81 feet. The
glass was not insured. No one-was in
jured.
The .skowhegan team being unable
to assemble its members. the game
was forfefte dto New Portland. The
six members Of the Skowhegan team
at the park picked three others. maxi
ing up their nine, and played q game
for the amusement Of the large num-
Der at the park. in which the Skowhe-
gan picked team was victorious over
the New Portland team by = score of
The mid-week prayer services
which have been omitted for some
weeks by, the Protestant churches
VIII be resumed this evening.