Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-04-25

terville Frlday.-Carroll Taylor
! Of Athens was a business caller in
town Friday.--Miss Adeline Good
win was called to Fairfield Friday
| by the serious illness of her grand
father. Clarence McAllister.
| Ernest +. Crocker of Canaan was in
town shopping Friday.-Mrs. Nell
| Babb left Friday for her home in
| Dixfield. where she will pass the
week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. A Taylor OF
Athens were in town Friday, leaving
ing for Portland.-Mr. and Mrs
| George Foster OF North Cornville
| were business callers in town Thurs
day.-Clarence Beauford of Roch-
| ester, n. H., is in town called here
by the death of his mother. Mrs.
Isreal Beauford.--John Corson,
who has returned from Babylon, n.
y. where he and Mrs. Corson were
called by the serious illness of their
daughter-in- law, has resumed his
work at the Stimf son barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Eeliev OF Corn
Vile were in town Thursday bring
Ing their youngest daughter, Kather-
inc Kelley here for X-ray pictures
Lewis A. Caswell, who with Mrs.
Caswell have passed the winter in
eN' l. SICi SbNA Il cl til IIGd L
day.-Ira Poland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Poland of Athens were
in town shopping Friday.--rIr.a and
Mrs ]. Abbott Kendall. who passed
the winter in St. Petersburg, Fla,
have returncd.--Mrs. Marathorn
Doake and two children of Belfast
are guests of Mrs. James johnson
or Water street.-Dr. Charles Jud-
kins, who Is doing research work
for the Skowhegan Historical Society
Will go to Augusta today to confer
with records at the State library
The committee composed OF Miss
Ruth Valliere, Mrs. Lila w. Healy,
Mrs. Gertrude Green, Mrs. Lizzie w.
Healy. Mrs. Gladys Hall Kicker and
Miss Ida l.. Thompson who are to
direct the Priscilla Rebekah lodge
childrens' day exercises on the even
ing OF May 9TH, wish all children of
Rebekahs who are well to take part
In the exercises to meet at l. O. O. Il.
hall Saturday afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock.--Mrs. Tred F.. Sanford of
Augusta Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert S. Hopkins of High street.
Henry Crowell has been in Solon on
business portion of this week.
Sunday. May g. the Carrabassett 7.
o. o. F.. No. 81 and Priscilla Re-
bekah lodges will attend divine wor-
ship In a body at the Federated
church. when specially fine pro-
gram of music will be arranged and
an appropriate sermon will be
preached by the pastor. Rev. George
l.. Thurlow.--Mr. and Mrs. James
Pugh and son, Frank Pugh of Corn
Vile were In town Friday shopping.
An important event will occur on
Saturday under the auspices of the
children of Mary of Notre Dame de
Lourdes church at convent hall when
az the supper hour a delicious baked
bean. salad and pastry supper will
be served, during which music will
De furnished by the st. Cecelia's Or
chestra. Following the supper a
whist party will take place.
Newell Hayden of Athens was a
business caller in town Thursday
Albert Randlette, the eight year old
son or Mrs. Edith Randlette of Au-
Susta, Is medical patient at SOM
erset hospital.-Mrs. Frank l..
Hight OF Cornville and Mrs. Ernest
foWler or Madison were in town on
Thursday and called on their aunt.
MRS. Sanford Ward, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Decker
Mrs. Susie Collins and daughter,
Miss Rosie Collins, who have passed
the winter in East Rochester, N. H.,
arrived In town Thursday and went
to their farm home in Cornville.
where they will pass the summer
Mrs. Sanford Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Decker and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Decker We're in Athens.
Friday afternoon, to attend the fu-
neral service of Francis B. Hayden.
an uncle of the Messrs. Decker