Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-05

Brown; Etate vs. Ernest Matthew.
assault and battery: State VS.. Albert
Punty, arson; State VS.. George
Washburn of Canaan. rape Dubord):
State vs.. Merritt Waye. illegal pos
session CIV. B. Brown: State VS..
David Withee of Skowhegan'
toni: State VS.. Philamon Bureau Of
Winslow. possession Of a still lDu-
bo1d); two cases Of State VS.. both
Stephen Hoppe and Clifford H.
Stevens, breaking. entering and lar
ceny George Thompson Of Bangor);
State VS.. Roy Jones. harboring an
escape from reformatory Merrill a.
Merrill: State VS.. Roy Jones, illegal
TRANSPORTATION Merrill IL MerrilD;
State VS.. John Nonigan. illegal de-
post CIV. B. Brown.
S. S. S. Club Meet
All members of the S. s. S. Club
we're present at q meeting at the
home of Mrs. Austin Sprague on Al
der street Tuesday afternoon. The
hours were passed sewing aid social
ly. The hostess served sherbert,
cookies and cake. The next meeting
of the s. s. 8. ladies will be held at
on Mount Pleasant avenue.
Rebekah Charter Members Honored
Charter Member night OF Priscilla
Rebekah Lodge was held Tuesday
evening. Eugene TarboX read
poem, Choosing His Sweetheart"
The following eight girls were pre-
scented: Red Cross nurse, Miss Cas-
we'll; Indian girl, Mrs. Leona Went
worth; Quaker girl, Miss Florence
Beale: Gypsy girl, Airline Burnor:
merry widow, Mrs. Hazel KeeRe; old
fashioned girl, Margaret Chase;
bride, Mrs. Ethel M. Christensen;
Irish girl, Mrs. Eva Standwood. AS
the various types Of girls appeared
appropriate songs, representing the
various types, were sung by members
of the lodge behind screens. After
the program Mr. Tarbox and the one
he chose for his bride, Mrs. Chris
Jensen, presented to the following
charter members, with beautiful
pinks: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrill,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hurley, Mrs.
Alice S. Baker, Edward Spear, Mrs
Addie Sawyer, Mrs. Gertrude 4.
Green, Mrs. Mabel Bragg.
Frank Rowe
Frank Rowe, night clerk at the
New Skowhegan House. who was on
his way to Lewiston to visit his
brother. Morrill, Rowe, died in the
coach just as the train was leaving
the station. The train was backed
to the station and Medical Examiner
DR.. Walter s. Stinchfield pronounced
death due to heart trouble. Mr..
Rowe was 90 years of age and was
the son Of George and Martha Ball
Rowe. His wife. formerly Asmah
Rollins, died some years ago. He
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Howard
Morrison Of Bingham, and the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Morrill,
Rowe. Mrs. Eta Bray, Mrs. Alzada
Bickford and Mrs. Lena Bean Of
Bingham: Mrs. Lizzie Wicker and
David Rowe OF California and Amos
Rowe, residence unknown. Mr.. Rowe
was a member Of Mount Moxie 7.
o. o. F. Lodge and Centennial Re-
bekah Lodge of Bingham: Of Parme-
mas Encampment. Canton Somerset
and Somerset Fortress Of Skowhe-
gan. He was possessed of a very
pleasing personality and had many
friends. The remains were taken
to Bingham. Wednesday afternoon.
made.
Mrs. Mary w. Libby went to Au-
gusta on business Wednesday.-N
and Mrs. Philemon Bureau of Wins
low were business callers in town
Wednesday.-Mrs. George Goulette
went to Fairfield, Wednesday, to Wis
1t Mr.. and Mrs. John Provost.--Aiiss
L1nnie Gilman went to Augusta on
business Wednesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Russell have gone to Cara
tnnk to pass some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Moore.-Ducan Col
burn of Oxford, Nova Scotia, who
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Ralph Wentworth, left Wednesday
for Stratham. N. H.-Mrs. Alice
Bride of Lawrence. Mass, is the
guest of Attorney and Mrs. William
Folsom Merrill and Attorney and
Mrs. Maurice =. Merrili-Mrs. Geo.
Woodbury. of Cornville has gone to
Bath, called there by the illness of
her mother. Mrs. Frederick Wallace.
Mrs. w. Fred Turner and Miss Co.
liza Packard went to Lewiston, Mon
day.-Mrs. Getchell of Pittsfield is
passing a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Burrill Of Madison ave
nue..
Preceding regular meeting of the
Eastern Star on Friday evening there
will be $50 supper in the Masonic
banquet room.
The Bethany Guild will meet at
the church this afternoon with
supper for members and their fam
lies at p. M. Union prayer serv-
ice to follow at 7.30.