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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
ANSON

| NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Fenlason. Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield
| Fenlason and son, Oscar, who have
been on camping trip in Washing
| ton County, returned home Friday
They were accompanied on the re-
turn trip by their mother. Mrs. EN-
ma Fenlason, who has been visit
ing relatives there for the past few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. BENJAMIN,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Crymble, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles C. Bryant, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Willis c. Emery. Herbert
Andrews, Austin Andrews and Lester
Andrews passed Sunday at Pleas
ant Ridge with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moody of
Union street are the parents Of a
girl, born Sunday, August 30th.
Mrs. Dora Hilton of Embden is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harris Will
liams.
Rev. T. B. Holt, pastor of the
Federated church at -'Dixfield. de-
livered the sermon at the M. E.
Church, Sunday forenoon.
The next regular meeting at
Emerald Rebekah Lodge, No. So will
be held in Fraternity Hail. Wednes-
day evening, September 8. A large
attendance is hoped for as there will
be Poverty Party at the close of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-03
JEFFERSON

SOUTH-Rev. Z. J. Hale supplied
the pulpit in this place last Sunday
Mrs. T. j. Hale was called to T.
Templeton, Saturday by the serious
illness of her daughter. Theda
Mrs. S. d. Erskine is convalescine
after a serious operation at the
Lewiston Hospital.
Ernest Craig and mother OF
Brookline, Mass, returned to their
home Saturday after passing a week
at A. T. Fish's.
Charles Hamilton and son, Elwyn
and Jack and Ralph Phillips, return
ed to their home at Revere, Mass,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Conrad of
Lowell, Mass, are passing two
weeks at Mrs. Jennie Farren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Wetherbee and
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CHINA

SOUTH-Hugh Weld of st. Louis
Mo-, joined his family here on Satur.
day.
The Nichols family, who have &C.
cupied the Jacob cottage during Au-
gust, left on Sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs. H. II. Jones of Lew.
iston passed theNweek- end with Their
mother, Mrs. Mary w. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Jones left Mon.
day for their home in Lynn, Mass.
They were accompanied by, Mrs,
Charles Crosman of Brooklyn, N, Y.
Miss Dawson of st. Louis, Mo-, who
has been living in the Mariana
Crosman cottage left Monday even
ing.
Raymond Sanborn made the trim
from Webster by bicycle and is visit
ing his uncle, Rufus NJ. Jones and his
aunt, Mrs. Mary w. Jones.
Mrs. Warren Ienney and children,
Beatrice and Virginia and Lillian
Jones, left on Tuesday for their home
in Weston. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Owen Of Oak
Grove Seminary were callers at Pen
die hill on Monday evening.
Scott Ryder and Charles Sisson
have left for their respective homes
in Auburndale, Mass, and Provi-
dence, r. /.
Mrs. Scott Ryder and two sons,
David and Billy. left Tuesday morn
ing for their bone in Auburndale,
Mass.
All the boys who want rooms re-
served at the Boys Dormitory should
report at once either to Neal Newlin
or Walter Arnold
The Community Church club will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stuart
Wednesday evening, September 9 at :
O'Clock. 1t is hoped that everyone In
any way interested in church and
community life will be present.
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NORRIDCEWOCK

Mrs. Adessa Everett has been en-.
joying a weeks vacation from hei
duties in the Spaulding drug store.
Mrs. Ella Watts, Mr.. and Mrs
James Watts and daughter Eleanor
of Boston were in town last week
calling upon old friends. They were
former residents of this town.
The school building is being thor.
oughly cleaned in preparation fol
the opening of the village schools or
Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Mrs. A. d. Brackley, who submit.
ted to an operation on her eye at the
Sisters Hospital In Waterville last
week, is recovering in very salts
factory manner.
Mrs. Eugene Jewell and two
daughters, Misses Nina and Corinne
of Fitchburg, Mass, are guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jewell at theil
cottage at North Pond for a few
days.
Mrs. Frances Bolan has returned
from weeks visit with relatives in
Mercer.
Mrs. Henry Oliver of West Farm.
ington, Mrs. Paul Hodgkins and
Paul, Jr., of Temple are visiting
Mrs. divers sisters, Mrs. Eller
Pierce and Mrs. Carrie Tobey.
Fred Kelley has returned to his
home in East Pittston after a visit
with his grandmother. Mrs. Heman
Beane. This week Airline Kelley is
visiting her grandmother.
Milford Smith began teaching the
fall term Monday at his school in
Mercer.
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Dexter 2. Cooper Speaker


Dexter P. Cooper was the speaker
at the Tuesday noon Rotary lunch
con held at the Grand Army nall
representing the Quaddy Tidal Power
DEVELOPMENT and spoke in a most
interesting and instructive manner
of the project. In the absence OF
Coll. Sherman N. Shumway. the vice
president, Attorney George w. Cow
er presided. The singing was lead
by Eugene Tarbox with Mrs. Marion
r Oddy at the piano. There were
several out of town Rotarians pres
emit and also local guests.
It will be of interest to many peo-
pie to know that Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
don Bragg of Portland are on an
auto trip to Lakeside, Ohio, to Visit
Mrs. Bragg's brother and wife, MI
and Mrs. Paul Murray. Mr.. Murray
and Mrs. Bragg are children OF Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph H. Murray OF town
and were brought up here.
Miss Lucy Merrill of Canaan was
in town shopping Wednesday. MISS
Burrill Will return to Sidney Mon
day and on next Tuesday will re-
sumo teaching in the same school
where she taught last year.
Fred l.. Pooler and son-in-law,
Frederick K. Day are on a two
weeks auto trip to Sherbrook, Can
ada, where they will be guests OF
Frederick K. Days parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Day and a sister and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller. They
will return by way of Niagara Falls
and the White Mountains.
Mrs. Baria Webb, who has pass
ed the summer with her daughter
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Littlefield, in Albion has returned to
her home on Mount Pleasant ave-
nue.. Mrs. Webb is one of Skowhe-
gan's aged women, but has greatly
enjoyed the summer at the Little
field home.
Mrs. Albert Watson left Tuesday
afternoon for Old Orchard where
she will pass week the guest of
friends. Mrs. Watson plans to motor
to Old Orchard Saturday and will
be accompanied home on Labor Day
by Mrs. Watson.
Master Allen and Robert Smith,
who make their home with, Mr.. and
Mrs. Linwood Eastman in Clinton
are passing few days as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard H. Cummings
at their home at Lakewood and as
guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Margaret Lambert in town.
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Missionary Field Day

The Home and Foreign Missionary
Societies of the Centenary Method
list church united in field day Tues
day afternoon at the home of John
r. Mcclellan on Elm street. Mrs.
Carrie Mcpherson was the hostess.
The afternoon hours were happily
passed and the societies presented
Miss Emma Hall, who is soon to
leave for Los Angeles, California,
where she plans to pass the winter,
with a handsome under-arm bag.
The presentation speech was made
by Mrs. Herbert l.. Nichols who
cordially expressed the appreciation
of the societies for Miss Halls loyal
work in both, lin which she holds
membership and in the Home society
of which she is the efficient secre-
ing manner. At $50 delicious sup
per consisting of sandwiches, fruit
salad, coffee, assorted cake and ice
cream was served under the super
vision of Mrs. Mcpherson. This was
one of the pleasantest meetings of
the societies. The next meeting will
be joint meeting of both the Home
and Foreign Societies and will be
held on the 2Sth. OF September, the
place of meeting will be announced
later.
Village schools will resume work
on Tuesday the Sth. The schools on
Leavitt street, back of which the
Redpath Chautauqua tent is pitched
will hold only morning sessions on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The three upper classes of the
high school are required to report
at the high school building Tuesday
at $50 o'clock and the freshman
class at LIS.
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the meeting under the direction ~
Evelyn Spear, Josephine Sawyer and
Nettie Williams.
j. b. Crymble, who suffered !.
fractured skull in July while a,
work on a bridge at Lewiston far
the M. C. r. r., has recovered from
his accident and returned to his WORT
in Lewiston Monday.
Miss Velma Getchell of Embden q
working at Principal +. L. Haskelrs
Mr., and Mrs. Irwin Towne have
moved into Allen Young's house.
Mark Pullen and family haya
moved into the new home, the Pease
place on Union. street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert IsbelI Of
Naugatuck, Conn, passed last week
with their son and his wife, Post.
master and Mrs. Louis s. Isbell.
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Miller Family Reunion


On Thursday occurred the annual
reunion of the Miller family held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tobey
on Wateryille Hill. Dinner was served
at noon, consisting of the Scotch soup
made from the recipe brought from
Scotland by the parents of the family,
and also other good things to go with
1t. The afternoon was passed in So
cial manner. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Davis Miller Mrs. Christine
Ordway, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hurley of
Skowhegan, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mills
and daughter Enid of Oakland, DR..
and Mrs. Joseph Taylor of Boston,
Mrs. jeanette Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Miller
and two children, Robert and Eliza
beth. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Miller
Mrs. Jane Mills, Mrs. Josephine Whit
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Bigelow and son
Lawrence and the host and hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tobey.
At the meeting of Somerset Grange
on Thursday evening there will be
served an early supper, after which
the third and fourth degrees will be
worked.
MI. ana MIS-. James Hartford of
Londonderry, N H, were over Sunday
guests of his brother, Frank Hartford,
and family.
Mrs. Mabel Wells Ketchum and
daughter, Miss Jessie, and son Brad
ford, returned Monday to their home
In Dedham, Mass, after passing the
summer with Mrs. Ketchum's mother,
Mrs. Ann Wells.
The Womans Working League of
the Congregational church will hold
their first meeting of the fall at their
vestry on Tuesday afternoon, Sept. s.
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BELGRADE

NORTH-Schools in town begun
Aug. 81 including the High School
Mr.. and Mrs. Seixas of Philadel-
phia, who have been passing the past
month at the Porter camp, have
returned to their home. Also Mr..
Gould and grandson Jack.
The summer schools are all break
ing up this week after a pleasant
summer.
Miss Mildred Stevens is staying at
"The Stuart" while attending High
school for the fall term.
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HaverhiII Man Discovers
Permanent Relief From
AS n MA

Haverhill, Mass. August 5, 1925
have been a sufferer of chron,-
asthma for number of years sns
have not been able to sleen ' ~
through the night without sesk, -
relief.
But now. after using two bottle, i.
"Thama" Asthma Remedy, can s1os "
all night by taking one dose. MIL
say that have also tried several. Al, .
ferent remedies but find that .srbss.
ma" is permanent.
You are at liberty to use nv tas.,
monial in advertising your wonders,
remedy; also will be pleased to CIV.
all the information can to anv ors
who is suffering with asthma.
Sincerely Yours
William E. Tracy,
SO Emerson Street.
Haverhili, Mass.
NOTE: Asthma Remeav
can be obtained from your druggist
Made only by Reliable Preparatio,.
Company, Haverhill, Mass.
aug2Lthurs, At
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Mrs. Laura TAYLOR pola

The death of Mrs. Laura TAYLOR
Dole occurred in Springfield, Mass,
on August 23rd. Mrs. Dole was born
on Oak Hill in Norridgewock August
%, 1852, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen B. Taylor. She was a pupil of
the Eaton school. She was the mother
of five children, three Of whom are
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Knowles Morgan

On Saturday evening at the home of
the officiating clergyman, Rev. Frank
q. Davis, occurred the marriage of
Elmer +. Knowles and Miss Lillian
Fern Morgan, both of Pennington.
The single ring service was used The
couple are to make their home in
Farmington.
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daughters, Phyllis and Eunice of
Brattleboro, Vermont, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Edith M. Hill.
Wilbur Hussey and party OF
friends of North Vassalboro were
Sunday callers at H. A. Clark's.
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Several Skowhegan Peaple Attend
Three Quarter Century Gathering

Among the Skowhegan people who
were in Augusta Wednesday attend
ing the Three Quarter Century Club
gathering were Mrs. Helen Brown,
Mrs. Sadie Osborne, Mrs. Lizzie Z.
ROLAND, Mrs. Mary Green, Mrs.
Emma Shepley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Green, E. B. Curtis. They were TAX
en- down by machines which were
driven by Johnnie Brown, John c.
Corson and Sherman Green. Mrs.
Brown who is SIS years of age also
went to Hallowell, Gardiner, and to
Togus and stood the trip very we'll.
The reception at the Blaine Mansion
was of especial pleasure.
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For sale by:

Supper will be served to members of
the parish, after which there will be
parish meeting to talk over plans
for opening the church this fall.
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living. She also leaves a husband, &
niece, Mrs. Lena Witham of this town
and a = nephew, Eugene Tarbox OF
SkoWhegan
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WINSLOvv

Mrs. Harry Gordon of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, who Is passing the
summer at North Belgrade and Mrs.
Annie Reynolds of Winter street,
Waterville, were in town Tuesday,
calling on relatives on the Cushman
Road.
Robert Horne is passing the week
in Waterville looking after his
prize sheep at the Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Guernsey
of Dover -Foxcroft on their way
from Augusta, called at the home OF
Horace Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Simpson of
China were visitors at the home of
L. A. Simpson Benton Ave-, Tues
P1e VII. r,,z.,stn Games left sst,,r-
day for the western part of the state
of New York where she is to teach
in the High School at Wayland. She
has the departments of French and
History.
Mrs. Nancy Smith has returned to
her home on Halifax street, from
Camp Winslow, where she has been
taking care of little Miss Rhoda
Levy.
L Frank Miles and Cecil harrington
are conducting a lunch booth at the
Fair Grounds.
Mrs. c. A. Reynolds was BUSH
ness visitor Monday. in Waterville.
Mrs. Ella Beedey of the Ridge
Road. Waterville, who has been
passing a few days at the home of
her niece, Mrs. Charlotte Dunbar.
left Tuesday morning for visit in
Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will McCaslin, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rhoades, Mrs.
Nellie Ellis, and Frank Michigan and
family had pleasant trip 70
Pemaquid Harbor the thirtieth.
Mrs. Nellie Simpson on Monday
afternoon was a guest at the lawn
party given by Mrs. Roscoe Bowler
of Waterville.
John Corson of Providence, r. l.,
is leaving today for his home having
concluded his duties at Camp Wins
low.
Miss Helen Wolman, who has been
living at Camp Arden this summer,
is visiting with her aunt, Mrs.
Samuel Levy, and has gone on to
New York in her company.
Clifton Hedges, who has been as
sistant to the caretaker, Charles
Smith at Camp Winslow, finished
his work Wednesday and will soon
enter Winslow High school.
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been announced for the Historical
Pageant to be given in connection
with the Somerset Central Agricul-
tural Association Fair: Chaperon of
talent, Miss Margaret M. Chase;
group one, attendants for Miss Som
erset, Miss Dorothy M. Elliott and
Mrs. Alfred Preble; group two,
forty eight states, Mrs. Harry E.
Smith and Mrs. Enroll Taylor; group
3, twenty-four creation girls, twenty
flower girls, six sky girls, and six
land girls, Mrs. E. P. Whiting; group
four, fifteen Indian braves, ten In
dian squaws, seven Indian children,
ages six to ten years, Mrs. John H.
Jenkins and George L. H. Smith:
group five, ten mist maidens, ten
powers of the river, twenty sailor
girls, ten powers of the forest, Mrs.
Arthur Plummer, Mrs. E. A. Parker;
group six, Japanese girls, English
girls, Chinese girls, Dutch girls,
twelve each, Mrs. James Lewis and
Mrs. Julian Conray; group seven,
Dutch girls, French girls, Belgian
girls, Italian girls, twelve each, Miss
Helen c. Hight and Miss Fayalene
Decker; group eight, fifty United
States of America girls, twenty five
boy scouts Mrs. A. B. Borden and
Miss Anna Grondin. Rehearsals are
well under way and the preparation
for the pageant is progressing fine
ly under the direction of James
Murphy, representing the Rogers
Producing Company.
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Bloomfield Christmas Club

The regularsmeeting of the Bloom
field Christmas club was held Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Emma Robinson on Bloomfield
street, with good attendance. The
hours were passed sewing on gifts
for next Christmas and were most
happy for all present. During the
afternoon delightful victrola music
and poems by Mrs. Alfredo Cool were
much enjoyed. The next meeting
will not occur until three weeks be-
cause the fair of the Somerset Gen.
trail Agricultural Association will be
held on the 1919. The meeting will
doubtless be held at the home of
Mrs. Charles Reed on Bloomfield
street.
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BOBBED HAIR looks wonderful
with the tiny tint of Golden Clint
Shampoo. go
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Pie Social

f1e Social
There will be Pie Social at the
hall in Cornville, given by Wesser-
unsett Grange. Ladies' will take pies
which will be auctioned off. dancing
ana social good time will follow
the auction. The public is cordially
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Among the prominent producers who
will be represented at Lakewood this
week are the Actors Theatre, George
Tyler, Patterson McNutt, Winthrop
Ames, and Robert Hilton. Fhe Shu-
berts, too, are reported having the
play under consideration. The Ac-
tors Theatre of New York has al
ready accepted another play by
Lauren called "Magdelene and Mary"
and are rushing plans for an early
production on Broadway. 1t is not
known whether any of the present
cast will be re-engaged for the New
York production, but one producer
is for moving the production intact
to Broadway.
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Chautauqua Reserved Ticket Sale

The sale of Chautauqua reserved
seat tickets will be held at the Chau-
tauqua tent on Leavitt street, Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock
Master Glenn and Miss Arlene
Daggett of Houlton have been
guests for few days at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hafey on
Spring street. Their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. lyde f. Daggett, and other
children have been visiting at Wells
and Lisbon Falls and will return for
few days visit at the Hafey home
and will be accompanied home by
Master Glenn and Miss Arlene.
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Mrs. Downs to Return to SkoMheran

Many, people will be pleased to
know that Mrs. Helen Downs of Au-
gusta VIII return to Skowhegan this
fall as she has been engaged by Su-
perintendent w. B. Bradbury of the
Skowhegan- Madison schools. Mrs.
Downs for some time previous to the
two past years was supervisor Of
drawing In Skowhegan. She will
take the place of Mrs. Irwin Ladkl.
resigned.
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Moore. Shirley


Monday morning at nine o'clock at
the Episcopal Church in Waterville
was solemnized the marriage of Miss
Jessie, Shirley and Fred Moore
They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Sutherland and left i'm
mediately on an automobile trip of
two weeks. They will visit Boston,
New York, and following the Mo-
hawk Trail will go to Toronto,
Fort Hope, Ontario, Montreal then
return to Maine. Mrs. Moore has
become well known to the people of
this town as a school nurse and has
many friends here who wish her
much Happiness. Mr.. Moore is the
ger ial manager of the Sutherland
Sign Shop on Charles st.
Close of Season at Camp WinsIow
The successful season of 1925 at
Camp Winslow is now a thing of
the past. With the big truck loads
of boys and baggage leaving Tues
day Pettis Pond once more returns
to an ordinary sense of quietness.
One hundred and fourteen boys,
eighteen councillors. and helpers
enough to make up a community of
one hundred and fifty seven people
will naturally be missed by the
town people. AS a fitting close to
the summer on Monday evening
there was a grand banquet followed
by speeches and toasts lasting from
els to 10 o'clock. Prizes were
awarded for all lines of endeavor
and the spirited contest between the
Maroons and Grays was won by the
Maroons with a total of 80 points.
-
Constable Lester A Simpson on
Monday posted notices for a speciar
voting day the second Monday of
September G4th). Three consider
ations are for the people to decide
involving great sums of money.
These notices are at the Post Of
fee, Baptist Westinghouse, Paine's
Corner, Flagg District. and the
Holiingsworth and Whitney bill
board. Voters should interest them
selves in the three questions to be
considered.