Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-01
[Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tuscan of
Scion were in town Tuesday.
Everett Tuft of Titicut, Mass, is
passing two weeks vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tufts at
Cornville.
Deputy Sheriff Robert C. Worces-
ter of Bangor was in town at SUI
preme court Wednesday.
Mrs. w. J. Murtha and her daugh-
ter, Snowdell of Jackman, accom-
panied by Mrs. Murtha's sisters,
Delta and Carolyn Laurison. and
Mrs. Ned Lessard of Skowhegan,
left Tuesday for Boston. where Miss
Murtha will attend school.
Mrs. Hamlin Perkins of Madison
was a guest of Attorney and Mrs
Harold j. Phillips Wednesday.
Attorney Clayton Games of Scion
was in town Tuesday having bust
ness at the Supreme Court.
Fred Tufts of COrnville was in
town Tuesday, being witness In the
case of State VS. Fred Hodgdon 1of
the state.
Skowhegan Sunshine Society will
meet Thursday, October LIST. at the
home of Mrs. Ida Guilfoile on South
ST., at 2.30 o'clock.
A. Linwood Nutting, who has con
! Quoted Jewelry store in the
Palmer Merrill block On Water St, Is
| to move to the store in the Morrison
and Mcclellan Block being vacated
by H. C, Judkins. Harry Dinsmore
of the Bickford and Dinsmore In
surance Agency will have an Office
! in the rear of the store. They VIII
! move early in October.
Mrs. Eugene TarboX and Mrs
! George Meserve of Rumford We're In
Athens attending the fair Tuesday
| s. Collins, salesman for the Chew
rolet has been demonstrating cars
at the Athens fair.
| Mrs. c. l.. Whitney, who has been
| a patient at Elm City Hospital
! has been discharged and has gone to
i West Paris accompanied by her
little daughter, June, where they are
guests of her parents. Mr.. and MRS
| Brock. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Woodland
, daughter, Miss Dorothea Woodard
| and Mrs. X. c.. Woodland OF Bingham
| were in town, Tuesday, attending
| Supreme Court.
| Mr.. Walter B. Hinckley of COCO
| Will was in town Tuesday pelhs the
| speaker at the Rotary club.
1 ..
leaving today for st. Petersburg, Fla
| Mrs. Robert Hall Is a medical pa
tent at Somerset Hospital.
| John Meader Of Portland Is In
I town the guest of his brother ano
| wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Meadei
| of Upper Main st.
| F.. III. Haskell Of the Kennebet
Journal Circulation Department was
] in town over Tuesday night ana on
| Wednesday attended the Wesserrun-
| sett Fair at Athens.
| George Merserve, switch expert
| employed by the Maine Telephone
| and Telegraph Company. OF RumIorc
| Ia working at Madison during whlcf
| time he and Mrs. Merserve are stop
ping at the home of Mr.. and MRS II
The whole stock of H. c. Judkin'
| is to be closed out at huge sacrl
| flee in prices. The ad. in this ISSUE
| calls attention to some of the un'
/ usual bargains being featured.
| H. P. Warren formerly of Portland
| is passing a week in town being 10
Gated at the home of Mrs. Ida
Leavitt Smith on Main street. Mr.
| Warren has just returned from a
two weeks stay at his old home II
! Fairlee, VT, where for ~ years NJ
was in business while there ne
| stopped with his old FRIEND, II. a
| Presey.
| Mr.. Warren has done considerable
| newspaper and magazine work anc
| worked for Al years for the Brad
| ford Opion bradford, Vt) For sew
] eral years he was adjuster for ths
Peerless Company of Keene,. n. III.
and used to come to Skowhegar
| occasionally in this capacity. Mrs
| Warren is now travelling abroad and
will sail October 18TH, on her re-
! turn. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren are
parents Of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
| II. Cummings, formerly of SHOW
hogan; Ernest l.. Warren OF Skow'
| hogan, Herbert Warren, who is en-
! pIoyed in the foreign department al
/, the National Bureau Branch, Bos'
| ton and Mrs. Gladys w. Radobaugf
of Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr.. Warren
finds Skowhegan delightful place
| and one of the finest towns of Its
size he has ever visited in all his
travels.