Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-05

man of Athens was business Saiio.
in town Wednesday.-Miss GLADYS
Fernandez Of Boston was IN wv
Wednesday, on buSiness.-Mr. anu
Mrs. VIII Holt and daughter Eslhe.
who have been in Athens guess VI
their daughter and huspano NJ. Gu
Mrs Howard Chapman, were IN TOWN
Wednesday on their return TO thelr
home in Clinton.-Rcbie L. watson,
manager of the local Emery BroWn
Con1nanv- went to Lewiston Wednes-
dav noon to be with Mrs. watson
who this Thursday morning WI, ~
dergo treatment at the Central M"ihe
General Hospital.
Friday evening there Will pc a re-
hearsal of the Rebel1ah degree WORK
at the I. o. O. +. hall. :, -, &c
Russell Relief Corps will hoid us
semi-monthly meeting in the Graiiu
Army hall Friday afternoon.
The Wesserrunsett Grange o.
Cornville will meet in regular ses-
sion Saturday evening at the Town
hall.
The Skowhegan Fire department.
has RESPONDED u 90 calls during the
past year. ;. TIC
The Woman's Aid Society in ITS
9th annual report states that =
families have been aided during the
wear. groceries have been given 10
7 families: dry goods and clothing
TO 30 families: II families have been
aided with shoes or rubbers; ~ pairs
! have been given out; gifts or money
TO II families; three families nave
been aided with fuel; nine famlies
with board or part board and fFe
families otherwise aided. Part rent
was paid for one family. the work
of the Aid is ably carried on by a
corps of faithful women.
ELLA +. Mitchell Philathea Class OF
the Bethany Baptist church will hoid
it's March meeting in the church
chapel Monday evening. March tne
9Th. The business session VIII ne
followed by social hour during
which the committee in charge OF
winch Mrs. Clyde +. Decker is the
chairman, will direct farce won
bv Wager, refreshments will be SER
vel.
The funeral service for Mrs. Carrie
J. Weeks was held at the Methodist
church in Clinton Wednesday after
noon.
Divisions A and 3 of the Eighth
Grade have made in connection with
their work in mathematics. some de-
signs for buildings. They are now
finding the cost of building ma
terials. This same class has also
prepared graphs which will show at
the end of the month what their con-
duct has been. This work is being
done under the supervision of Mrs.
Eva A. Webster, principal of Junior
High.
New patients at Kennebec Valley
HOSPITAL this week are: William
Maslin of Madison, Mrs. Daniel Nc
Allister of SkoWhegan. Hermon
Larabee of Lexington, Mrs. Thomas
o. Leavitt Of Scion, Mrs. Walter
Freese and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Eushy of Madison.
George Richards of town is
medical patient at the Somerset
Hospital.-Mr and Mrs. VIII Roberts
Of South Scion were in town shop
who has been patient at the Somer-
set Hospital, was discharged Tues
day.-Mrs Sewell Salisbury of
Canaan, is patient at Somerset
Hospital-Deputy sheriff Everett T..
Atwood of Harmony was in town on
official business, Observation-Disclosures
Leighton of Athens is a patient at
Somerset Hospital.-James Barrett
and Dana A. Blanchard of Water
Vile were in Waterville on business
! Tuesday Roy Warren and son,
Percy Warren of the River Road are
both patients at the Somerset Hospi-
tai, both having been operated upon
for appendicitis.-H. II. Slower of
Portland was a business caller in
town Tuesday.-Rev. George w.
Hinckley of Good Will was a bust
ness caller in town Tuesday.-Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morrison. who have
resided in The Cecil Gates house have
moved into one of Fred Moody's
bungalows.