Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Robert Wentworth, who has
been in Portland. returned Wednes-
| day.
Eddie Jarvis of Skowhegan is
surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pital.
Eli Carpenter. who has been
| surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pital. has been discharged.
John Provost. who has been a
surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pital. has been discharged.
Attorney George Chapman OF
Fairfield was in town on business
/ Thursday.
Mrs. Edith Emery of Portland is
in town, a guest for a few days of
| Mrs. Marilla Harmon.
c. Fred Fellows went to Portland
on Thursday for treatment for his
eyes.
Mrs. Damas Bessey and little
daughter, Doris, went to Augusta on
Thursday to visit relatives.
Archibald Kilby of Freeport was
| O. business caller in town Wednesday
and Thursday.
Or. A. B. Borden, who was called
to Boston by the death of his broth
er-in-law. has returned.
Attorneys Hakell and Robert W.
DeWOlfe OF FOrtldHu IctuthSo "
! Skowhe gan, Wednesday.
Frank Graham. who has been
| surgical patient at the Somerset nos
pital. has been discharged.
Miss Eugenia Bernier of the En-
ery-Brown Company's local store.
was at the Watervillc store on bust
ness Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Freve have
returned from Ipswich, Mass, where
Mrs. Freve was called because OF
! the death of her mother.
Mrs. Everett Garland. who has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. u.
p. Clard, returned to her home In
Oakland. Thursday. =.
! Mrs. Maud Williamson. who is
serving on the traverse jury at the
April term of supreme court. return
ed from Fairfield. Thursday.
DIR. I. B. Mower of Waterville ar
| rived in town Thursday to attend
| meeting of the board OF trustees OF
| the State reformatory.
John w. Healy. Repub1can
candidate for sheriff in Somerset
county, was in Fairfield on business
| Thursday.
Herbert z. Rowe, former resi-
dent of Skowhegan, will return to
| Triton. n. H.. today, after having
been here on business.
Superintendent of Schools Charles
| T.. Hall plans to enter the portland
General hospital soon for treatment
to his throat.
Mrs. Sadie Bates of Sandy Point.
| q member of the board OF trustees
at the State Reformatory, arrived
in town Wednesday and went to the
institution for a visit.
w. II. Cornforth. who went to his
home in Auburn. Saturday. has re-
turned and Thursday resumed his
duties as court stenographer for
Judge Sturgis.
DR.. Charles A. Moulton Of Hart
land has returned to Sl<owhegan. be-
! ing one of the defendants in the
case of Mitchell VS.. Drs. Moulton and
Wilson.
Leon Towle has accepted posi-
ton with the Skowhegan jersey
Creamery Company to deliver the
crystal ice, which is new depart
ment for the company.
Erlon Viles and Miss Agnes Brown
of Madison were in town Wednesday
to attend the marriage of Mrs. Fiies'
brother G.. Raymond Files of Mad
ison and Miss Helen Smith of An
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Cowett and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pooler LETT on
Thursday for Providence. r. l..
where they were called by the death
of their brother-in-law, Fred DE
Gotta.
Rev Herbert L. Nichols. who is
attending the State Methodist Con-
ference in Portland. came home on
Thursday to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mary A. Walton. She returned
TO Portland that afternoon.
Judge Guy l.. Sturgis, who was at
his home in Portland over the week
end. returned to Skowhegan on
Wednesday night and Thursday re-
sumed work at the April term Of the
supreme court. over which he Is pre-
siding.
First Philathca Meet
Wednesday afternoon q large num-
Der OF the ladies of the First Phila-
thea class met at the church and
passed the time sewing on articles
for the Easter sale. A good amount
of work was accomplished and a
pleasant time enjoyed. A picnic sup
per was served with hot coffee and
the semi monthly business session
was held in the evening with the
president, Mrs. Lou Games In the
tary, Miss Sadie Martin, Miss Flor
ence Withee acted as secretary pro-
TEN. The time limit for the men,
bers to earn a dollar was extended
two weeks. 1t is expected that each
member will earn a dollar during
this time and at the next meeting
4123 present the dollar to the class
and tell how it was earned.
The arrangements for the Easter
10 or, hn
church, April the 10TH, were consid- |
cred.
The following ladies will have
charge of the various tables at the
sale: Fancy table, Mrs. Janet |
Thomson. and Mrs. Jessie Steward: |
apron, Mrs. Lottie Griffin and Mrs. !
Florence Dugas; food, Mrs. Anges |
Dunbar and Mrs. Emma Martin. The
resignation of Miss Sadie Martin as
secretary was presented and accept !
ed and Mrs. Fanny Huff was elected
secretary to Ali the vacancy caused
by Miss Martins resignation. 1t was /
announced that on April % the class
will give a party at the church par |
lors to all children ofsthe Philatheas
ten years of age and Under. The
chairman of the committee wso Is in
charge of this party is Mrs. Jessie
Kennison. All Philatheas and chill ,
dren are cordially invited to attend
this party. The secretary and the /,
treasurer, Miss Nellie Bean gave |
pleasing reports. The next regular !
meeting of the class will be held on !
Wednesday evening, April 23rd.
The following ladies making up
the April committee. Miss Ruth Val. !
liere, Mrs. Ora Valliere, Mrs. Lemie !
Pickett, Mrs. Fife Currie, Mrs. Alice |
Beliger, Mrs. Ruth Foster. Mrs. Ber- |
nice Titcombe. Mrs. Nora Lancaster, |
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