Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-05-16
Oliver Irving


Kennebec Valley Hospital early FRI
surgical patient since last Tuesday.
Mr.. Oliver had been i'll for about
two weeks. He was born in Scion
and was about IS years OF age. All
his life was passed in Scion except
a few years which he spent In the
Klondyke Fields In Alaska. He was
engaged In farming and the farm
home Is about two miles from Scion
village on the Athens road. Mr.. Irv-
ing leaves his wife, formerly Mertie
Bean and one daughter, Miss Mir
lam Irving, who resides at home. He
was the youngest Of large family
but there are now only two surviv-
ing members. a brother Charles
Irving of Scion village and sister.
Miss Helen Irving Of Bath. The
funeral service will be held at the
home Sunday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock and burial will be made in
the Scion village cemetery.
Bethany Baptist Church Baptism
Sunday evening at o'clock there
will be a baptism at the Bethany
BAPTIST church. The pastors sub
ject will be Things that Strengthen
the Church.
Rev. Joseph F. Dumont, curate OF
st. Anne's parish, Woonsocket, r. l.,
and his brother, Frank Dumont Of
Haverhill, Mass, were overnight
guests in town Thursday, on their
way TO Quebec, being called there by
the serious illness of their mother.
Father Dumont was a guest of Rev.
J. Louis A. Renaud at the local par
ish house. and celebrated mass at
$50 Friday morning in the convent
chapel. Eugene l.. Dumont, an altar
boy of Notre Dame de Lourdes par
ish, and cousin Of the celebrant, as
sisted Father Dumont as acolyte.
Frank Dumont was a guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene A. Dumont Of $50
North avenue. The party left at 7.30
In their Chrysler Six touring car.
Mrs. Jennie Garland of Canaan
was in town Friday morning on her
way to Waterville to visit Mrs. Harry
Lowell. Is
Paul Thibeault has gone to Bris-
toll, Conn.,. on a business trip.
Joe Noonan left Friday morning for
Wells Beach. where he is to be EN-.
ployed by the Sttae on the highway.
Mrs. Thomas e. Greenway was in
Portland Friday on a business trip.
Frank Adams was a business caller
in Waterville. Friday.
Arthur P. Fardy of Auburn, for
merly OF Skowhegan. was In town
Thursday In interest Of D. o. Ks X.
Mrs. Oliver Irving and daughter,
Miss Miriam Irving, have been in
town with Mr.. Irving, who has been
a surgical patient at Kennebec VAL
ley hospital. where he died Friday
morning.
The ladies Of First Philathea class
Of the Federated church are to OBJ.
serve the anniversary Of the orsan.
ization OF the class on Wednesday,
May ~. with a picnic supper and
program which will include readings
py MRS. Maud l.. Jewett and Mrs,
Alice F. Warren. The committee
chairman for the supper is Mrs.
Jessie Blanchard. These arrange
ments were made at the meeting held
wednesday evening. Considera bic
business was discussed with the vice
president. Mrs. Mary e. Marston.
presiding. The class elected Mrs.
Florence r. Dugas as president pro
tenn as the president, Mrs, Ruth y.
Merrill. Is unable to attend the
Lneethgs at present. The field day
was considered. Readings were
gwen by Mrs. Florence Dunning-
Ton and Mrs. Agnes Dunbar,
A sewing meeting Of the class was
announced to be held the goth in the
a..ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Chris.
tine N. p. Day on PLEASE str.s.
AN amount OF work is being pre-
pared by the apron Committee. TN
next meeting will be held the eve
ming OF the 9th.
MRS. Elisabeth A. Marble has re-
Ieiveo word that the Gothic Of the
nISe hne sailed from Singapore
Mo MIN on which her daughter.
anS sS n. nalrlett l.. Marble. is sailing
u wiz arrive In Boston June 16.
mr.. and Mrs. D. +. Judkins. Of
large; tia, formerly Of Skowheean.
anu tneir son. Donald Russell jud-
1 rms. g senior at the Florida state
GI INV VIII start for Maine the
sune 40 Iney VIII pass much Of the
summer with Mr.. Judkins' brother.
=. y. Juokins ana with Mrs. Jud,
Nile cousin and husband, DR.. and
mls' =. N. Eilingwood in Athens.
Ernest c. Morley. a spinning over.
seer at the Maine Spinning Mill, left
nursoay night for his home in Law
renee, Mass, for q week end visit
george Jay Of Lynn, Mass. who
mas peen visiting Mrs. Emma Frost
ana his brother-in Law, John Moody
OF Hanover street. Is now visiting
f n,s in -inoiaw; Albert Moody and
Mrs. William. Griffin, who has BEEN
IN Portland because Of the illness OF
a relative, has returned.
Miss Eva Vieuleux, who has been
visiting at her home at Lake From
tier, Canada. has returned to resume
her work at the American Wooden
Mrs. vesta Holt Of Canaan. who
mas been a guest Ct her neice. Mrs.
Alice Bowman In Fairfield, has re-
turned.
Mrs. George Prentice. who has
been in Portland, called there by the
illness OF her brother, has returned.
Mrs. Millard Wells, Mrs. Ben
Witham and Mrs. Harold B. Parker.
were in Madison Thursday after.
noon.
Deputy sheriffs Ernest Cook Of
Athens and Thomas Tuscan of Scion
We're In town on official business
Thursday.
:, Newell Hayden Of Athens .vas q
business caller In town Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Robbins OF Portland has.
moved to Skowhegan, and is making
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Fairfield. :,