Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-21
SKOWHECAN

Washington, d. c. few weeks ago
to be near his daughter, Miss Helen
Grundy for time during her con-
velescence from a serious illness, has
gone to Miami, Fla, where he mas
work for the remainder of the WIN
ter. Friends of Miss Grundy will be
much pleased to know that she is
gaining nicely.
Mrs. Viola j. Weston of Industry
was in town Monday attending a
meeting of the Eunice Farnsworth
Chapter, D. A. r. of which she is a
member While in town she was a
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brrann Of Water
willie who have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Robins
of the Twelve Corners since the last
of the week, will return home today.
Fred Tufts Of North Cornville was
business caller in town Monday.
Many friends in town Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Grundy of Washington, ID.
c. will be very sorry to know that
their little daughter Is very i'll. Mrs.
Grundy's mother, Mrs. Harville, left
on the early morning train Tuesday
for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Foss OF Athens
were shoppers in town Monday.
SIrs. Rebecca aged SO is confined to
her. bed by illness at the home of her
Robins OF the Twelve Corners.
Mrs. William Morrow went to Au-
gusta Tuesday morning to pass the
remainder of the week with the FAM
lily of her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Jewett being called
there by the death Of Mrs. Jewett's
father l.. Delano.
Miss Vera McCooms went q Wat
erville Tuesday.
Thomas Dionne went to Augusta
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel J. Green who was call
ed to Canaan by the death of her lit
tie grand daughter, Barbara, return
ed to Waterville Tuesday.
Miss Airline Holt who has been I'M
der quarantine at the Ed. Hinckley
home at Hinckley where the Misses
Charlotte and Rosemary have been
ill with scarlet fever, was in Show
hogan Tuesday on her way to Can
aan to visit her mother, Mrs. Buelah
Holt.
Robbie L. Watson, manager OF the
| local Emery Brown Co.'S store, was
in Waterville Tuesday.
The B. division of the Sth grade
will hold a debate Wednesday; Re-
solved, that high or low tafff
would benefit the country as n whole.
The speakers will he affirmative
Thomas Fox. Frederick Woodbury.,
Leonard Provincial negative. Eva
Ames, Eleanor Young and Lucille
Stinchfeld.
The following committee from the
Eunice Farnsworth Chapter, d. A. X.
Nls. Georgia c. Wilson and Mrs
Birdena F.. Conant have been ap-
pointed to have charge of packing a
toX to he sent to Ellis Island and
all daughters who have gifts should
notify the members of this commit
tee.
The mid week union prayer service
of the Centenary Methodist. FEEDER
ated and Bethany Baptist churches
will be resumed this week and the
meeting will be held at the Metho-
dist vestry Thursday evening at {
O'Clock
Superintendent w b. Woodbury.
has received a letter from Lester B.
kvabill. the teacher of the Sth grade
of the schools in Wayland. Iowa.
askoing. for a correspondence be-
tween that school and the Sth
grades in Skowhegan.
The next meeting of the Town I'M
provement Society will be held at the
library parlors Friday afternoon. The
speakers will be Miss Evelyn Bridg-
es, supervisor of home economics in
the local schools and Miss Eliza Ath-
erton, home demonstration agent of
the Somerset County Farm Bureau.
The meeting Is being arranged bv
the second vice president, Mrs. Angie
e. Steward.
Elsie Salisbury aAd Ella Stone.
who were appointed Saturday night
by county officers have been re-
tanned in the county Jail pending a
meeting of the trustees of the re-
formatory.
r.. ID. Jackson. in the employ of the
Maine Telephone and Telegraph Co,
while removing broken pole on
west Front street. met with quite a
fall when he was near the top of the
pole and it broke off letting him to
the ground. Jackson's most serious
injury was a bad cut on the chin. He
was taken to the Somerset hospital
Tor treatment A co-worker who re-
ceived slight injury to one leg was
also treated at Somerset hospital.