Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-07-02

Rotary Meeting
Howard Lindsay, director Of the
Lakewood Stock company, was the
speaker at the Rotary meeting Tues
day noon. Attorney George W.
Cover, vice president. presided in
absence of President Col. s. N
Shumway. The music was directed
by DR.. r. A. Derbyshire. with Mrs
Marion T. Oddly at the piano.
Miss Sara Meagher, a representa-.
tive of the Fits-Hugh Hosiery is in
town for few days. stopping at the
New Skowhegan House. Miss Meagh-
er was for many years employed a
a proof reader for the Bangor Daily
Commercial.
Miss Elizabeth Lineken of Thorn
aston, who is the new Home Demon
stration Agent for Somerset County
Farm Bureau is at the University OF
Maine which she is graduated: at.
tending a Conference and will not
assume her duties of the Bureau
until July the 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford, Mrs
Della league and Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Clark were in Waterville Tuesday
afternoon attending the funeral SER
vice of Mrs. league and Mr.. Cliff
ford's sister. Mrs. Frank Sturtevant.
Miss Evelyn Bridges. supervisor OF
Home Economics in the Skowhegan
schools and Miss Airline Plummer a
former member of the Junior High
faculty, have gone to Squirrel ISL
and where they will be employed
this summer.
Mrs. Bert Paul and Miss Bertha
Paul of South Solon were shoppers
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Grant Wakefield of East
Madison was a business caller in
town Wednesday.
The following Skowhegan people
attended the Governors banquet and
dance at Poland Springs Tuesday
night: Hon. Clyde II. Smith, Miss
Margaret M. Chase, Miss Norma
Smith, Mr.. Roland T. Patten, DR.
and Mrs. c. Earl Richardson. Wal
ter p. Ordway, Miss Adelaide Lam
som Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H
Hight. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E
Greenway, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton M
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Cum
mings.
Herbert Trambley, the attempted
suicide, was discharged from Somer-
set Hospital Tuesday evening.
Miss Frances Roberts. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Roberts OF
Springfield, Mass, is a surgical pa
tient at Somerset Hospital.
Miss Harriet Marble arrived in
town Tuesday to visit her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble, Miss Mar
BILE. who is a professor of voice in
the Philippine University at Manila,
has been three months on the re.
i. turn trip, travelling around ths
world. From Bosto the trip wa.
made by machine with her brother
Gerald C. Marble, who was return
ing from a business trip to Boston
Mrs. Mary Bean, Mrs. John F. Cur
rier, Mrs. L. A. Dascombe and Mrs
R. Fred Wilson enjoyed a motor triI
to Northeast Harbor Tuesday.
Merton Dennis of North Cornvillt
was in town "Wednesday.
Mrs. r. Fred Wilson and Mrs. L
A. Dascombe motored to Phillip.
Wednesday, taking Mrs. Wilson's
cousin, Miss Cora Wheeler. to hel
home in that town, after being here
to attend Skowhegan High schoo
Commencement.
Walter r. Wilson, Skowhegar
High school, '25, has gone to North.
east Harbor to be employed at the
Small Drug Store for the summer.
Miss Eva Lane. who has been q
guest Of her brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Perley Lane, left Wednes-
day morning on her return to Boston
Mrs. Wallace Tracy was in Shaw.
NUT Wednesday the guest Of hel
daughter, Mrs. Clifton Gerald.
Miss Marion Vachon went to Yorl
Beach Wednesday, where she will b(
employed at the Young Hotel.
Miss Muriel Walker of Malbon's
Mills was in town Wednesday, leav.
ing for Camp Wawencook on Sebagc
Lake, where she will be the gues,
of her uncle and aunt, Professor ant
Mrs. Elroy LaCasse.
Robie L. Watson, manager of the
local store Of the Emery Brown
Company, were in Waterville Wed.
nesday to assist in the business oi
Dollar Day at the Waterville store
They were also assisted by two o.
the local store sales ladies', Mrs. Edna
Butler and Miss Henrietta Poulin.
Mrs. Uriah l.. Foss and her guests
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bosnian
and son Clifford, and Miss Emily
Bosnian Of Wollaston. Mass, were ir
Waterville for the day Wednesday
the guests of Mrs. Foss' son anl
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Foss.
Frank Adams was in Hallowel
Wednesday, passing the day with his
daughters, Misses Lottie and Lucy