Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-17

lotte Gates an active member or the
society and two names were presented
for membership. The subject was
Friends of Jesus" and was discussed
by the leader and members in an IN.
teresting manner. There were 20
in attendance.
BurriII 80 Years in Business
On Saturday. G. Fred Burrill
rounded out 80 years in business as
AZ general store merchant in East
Madison. Mr.. Burrill was born in
Canaan but came to Skowhegan
when a young man. soon after locat-
ing in East Madison and beginning
his mercantile career on February
Is. 1895. He has successfully oper-
ated a general store during this long
period of time and has won the re-
spe ct and friendship of many Gus
toners. In 1897 Mr.. Burrill married
Miss Rira Morrison of East Madison.
They have one child, daughter.
Miss Florence Burrill. a teacher in
Madison. Mr.. Burrill was ballot
clerk for some years at Madison
Bridge and now that there is a poll
ing place at East Madison he Is bal
lot clerk there. He has served on
the Democratic town committee.
Many friends extend to Mr.. Burrill
congratulations for his long bust
ness career and wish for many more
years of success, health and happi-
ness.
A. Arthur Jewett Of Boston is in
town for a few days visit with his
mother, Mrs. Ella N. Jewett and sis
tiers, Mrs. Cecil II. Tilton and Miss
h4 rtb rnrri-
veau Of Biddeford and Charles Corri-
veau of Livermore, came Saturday
night to be present at the wedding
of their sister, Miss Jullette r. Corri
veau and Joseph Pakulski and were
guests of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Corriveau.-Miss Gala Pack
ard. who was an over Sunday guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grin
Packard, returned to Waterville
Monday.-Miss Alta Porter. who has
passed a week with her parents, Mir.
and Mrs. A. A. Porter, returned to
South China Sunday and Monday re-
sumed teaching at Erskine academy.
DR.. E. G. Whittemore of Waterville
was in town Sunday speaking at the
Bethany and Federated churches
Joseph Beauford returned Saturday
night from Portland where he has
sentative and Mrs. Blinn w. Page re-
turned Saturday, night.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sanger Annis Of Augusta are guests
of Mrs. Annis' mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bergman and sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark w. Savage.
Charles Belanger of Holyoke.
| Mass. arrived Saturday night to
visit his nephew and niece, Mr.. ard
Mrs. Will Belanger.-Mr. and Mrs.
George Kennedy. who have been
guests of Mrs. Martha Gilman of
the Island. returned to Pittsseld
Sunday.-Miss Quenie Pooler of Wa
! terville, came to Skowhegan Satur-
! day night to visit friends.-Mrs. An
| sill Crowell who has been a recent
| e est of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Richards. has returned to Pitts
| field.-Friends of Lloyd Nalliere,
who has been receiving treatment In
a. Portland hospital for injuries to
his leg, will be pleased to know that
he is expected to return home this
week.-Miss Florence Tracy. who Is
employed at the home OF Attorney
and Mrs. w. Folsom Merrill was
the week end guest at the home OF
! Erwin Smith in Cornville.-Waltef
Lessard, one of the American Rail-
way Express drivers Is medical
patient at Somerset hospital.-Mrs
| Mary Moody, who has been patient
at Somerset hospital since some
weeks ago. was discharged Saturday
Mrs. Frank Pakulski of Livermore
Falls and Agnes Doyle Of Portland
were in town Monday. guests at the
wedding of Mrs. Pakulskfs son
! Joseph Pakulski and Miss Juliette