Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-30

Row Sylvester, postoffice inspector,
a former resident of Skowhegan, Is
in town calling on friends.
Thomas Nichols. a student at Bos-
ton University. is passing the hon-
day recess at the home of his par
cnts, Rev. and Mrs. HI. l.. Nichols.
Among the out of town guests IN
town to attend the services for Dam
iel Thompson are Dinsmore BUNKER,
Darius Bunker and +. +. Bunket,
brothers of Mrs. Thompson; Miss
Hannah Bunker, a sister; Miss u. Is.
Towle, Alice and Elizabeth Bunker
also relatives of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Foss ana
children. Jane and David, passed
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Urlah
JfosS.
Mr.. and Mrs U. L. Foss left Sat
urday for Waterville. where they
will visit for several days with their
son. Parker. ~
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hodgdon of Pennington Will De
nleased to know that they are the
parents of a baby girl. she pas
been given the name of Jane. MRS.
Hodgdon was before her marriage
Miss Helen Pollard of Fairfield and
passed part of her vacation often
with her aunt. Mrs. Winona HON.
sted. thus making many frlendS
among the young people.
Z Memorial services for Daniel
Thompson were held at his home
dn West Front street at 10 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon. The services
We're conducted by Rev. George Lor-
ing Thurlow The bearers were
Frank Pennell. James Seavey, Elmer
Gordon and Ed Curtis. The remains
were placed in the South cemetery.
Funeral of Miss Hattie Flagg
The remains of Miss Hattie Flagg
were brought to Skowhegan, Friday.
from North Arson, for burial. Fu-
neral services were held from the
home at l o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Rogers
az North Arson officiating. MISS
tIagg was born in Skowhegan 50
tears ago. the daughter of Benjamin
8. and Emma Hilton Flagg, and
passed all of her life here until
about a year ago when, with her
mother. She went to North Anson to
make her home with Mrs. Flaggs
brother, Everett Hilton Miss tlagg
was found dead in bed last Wednes.
day morning. She was member OF
Bloomfield Temple, Pythian sisters,
of Skowhegan. She is survived py
her mother and one brother, EDWARD
p. Flagg of Portland.
Surprise Party
One of the most pleasant social
functions of the season was the re-
ception party given by the friends OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster F. Tabb at the
home. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Keene.
Friday evening. The affair was in
the nature of surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tabb, who were recently mar
ried, ana during the evenings pro-
gram they were presented with a
very beautiful floor lamp. Social
games and stunts were enjoyed and
also the following informal program:
Readings by Miss Ruth Waller, yio-
lin solo by Mrs. Lucille Sirois. accom-
paniedfby Mrs. Matthew Greene, vo-
cal solos by Eugene Tarbox. The
hostess was Mrs. Hazel Keene, assist
ed by Mrs. Charlotte Tarbox, Mrs.
and Mrs. John Whitney. Refresh
ments OF ice cream and assorted
cakes were served.
Canaan High to Present Comedy
Three three act comedy Always
in Trouble will be presented by the
Canaan High school at the Canaan
Town hall Saturday, Dec. 6. The
students are. making great prepare
lions TO make this entertainment a
success. The following is the cast
made up from the student body:
4 Misery Moon, a hoodooed coon,
Byron Cover: Gideon Blair, mil
honaire, Kenneth Burrill; Tom Ris-
sic, as slick as whistle. Frank
Sioodrich: HIRAM Tut, an awful nut,
George Foster; Patrick Keller, a
ticket-seller, Irwin Mclaughlin: Sa-
fnantha Slade, a poor old maid,
Edith, Mason; Rosebud Reese. her
charming niece, Hilda Dickey; Paula
Maleek. a Bolsheviek, Ester Bean;
Lulu Pearl a ragtime girl, Ethelyn
Grommett. Time, today; place,a rail-
road station in Shutdown. Mizzuory.
There will be a dance after the en-
tertainment with music by Nay VAR
ney's orchestra.