Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-09-09
|Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
|Somerss, County Headquarters Phones, Farmers ~ i;

this week because the 1alr Will DC
held on next week. 1t is hoped that
a large number will be present at
this meeting.
The Lincoln School Improvement
League of Cornville held its first
meeting for the year 1886. Friday,
Sept. 4. Thirteen members were
present. The following officers were
elected: President, Florence Moody;
Vice President, Leslie Moody; tSecre-
tary Stanley futile; Treasurer, John
Welding.
Those having 100 per cent in spell
ing for the past week are Alta smith,
Phyllis TuttIe, Stanley futile. John
Welding, Lima Moody, Ella Moody'
Lyman Welding. The teacher IS
Geraldine F. Smith.
The Victoria Ensemble gave q pre-
Jude Tuesday afternoon preceding
the entertainment for the children by
Rosani the prince of jugglers who
performed many magical stunts much
| to the amusement of the large NUM-
Der of boys and girls present as well
as amusing the grown-ups. The VIC
toria Ensemble is made up of hutfst,
Marguerite Ganter; violinfst, Elsie
Biron; cellist, Ruth Masters; pianist.
Beth Charlton who are cultured ana
) charming musicians.
Camp at Madison Annual Meetings
Madison Spiritualist Camp annual
meetings for the season of 1875 are
i being held at Lakewood from sep
tember 6 to Is and are being largely
attended and the speaking is elo-
quent. Among the prominent speak
ers in attendance are Dana smith
Temple, George B. Cutter, Mrs. Isabel
Bradley, Winfield Watdron. Mrs.
Julia Barker of Augusta; Rev. F. A.
Wiggin, Victor Wrenn of Madison
and Boston has charge of the music
which Is principal feature OF the
meetings. On Thursday evening a
fine concert will be given at which
time Mr.. Wrenn, who has charge OF
arranging the program has wonder
full surprise in store for those attend
ing. He will appear himself on the
program and there win be talent from
Waterville. This program will COM
mence at o'clock, Thursday evening
and will be followed by dance with
excellent music.S There Is daily
sale of useful apd fancy articles by
the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. Louise C. Fletcher and son Ed
ward. who have been guests of Mr..
Fletcher's sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Morrill,, have return
ed to Portland
Miss Corinne Salley, who has pass
ed the summer with her father. DIR. /.
J.. Salley, has returned to Waltham,
Mass, where she teaches.
Mrs. Lillian Knight
Many friends in town will be griev-
ed to learn of the death of Mrs. Lii
liam knight. widow of Ansil Knight
formerly of Skowhegan. Mrs. Knight
died September at her home in At
tleboro. Mass. Mrs. knight is surviv-
ed by three children Mrs. Carrie Moo
man, Mrs. Alice Provost and Herbert
knigst. all of Attleboro. Mass. and
the following brothers and sisters,
Mrs. John Amazeen, SkOwhegan:
Mrs. Alma Coonley and Mrs. Laura
Leckie of Attleboro, Mass; orvilIe
Kimhall of Skowhegan and Clarence
Kimball of Attleboro, Mass. The fun
eral service was held and burial made
in Attleboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bryant. who
have been guests of Mrs. Bryant's
mother, Mrs. Abbie Adell, and their
son. Emery Estabrook, of Leavitt
street, have returned to Lynn, Mass.
The following will go to Waterville
today to attend the wedding of Jo-
seph Coburn Smith, son Of DR. and
Mrs. George Otis Smith of Washing
ten, d. c., and Skowhegan and Miss
Ervena Goodale, daughter of Mr.. and
Mr. j. I. Goodale, DR.. and Mrs. George
Otis Smith, Misses Helen Coburn
Smith and Louise Coburn Smith OF
Washington. d. c., Miss Louise H.
Coburn, SkOwhegan, DIR. and Mrs.
Charles H. Pepper and daughter. Miss
| Eunice Pepper of Concord, Mass.
Miss Esther Prince of Veverly. Mass,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Davis Miller Skqwhe-
gan; Mr.. Thornton r. Merriam,
Cleveland, Ohio. and Charles H. Gail
! of Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keene and daugh-
ter Maize attended Windsor Fair,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Russell have
returned from Monmouth where they
have been guests of their aunt, Mrs
John F. Wing
Cyalton Russell Chonkhite of East
Madison, junior at S. High school,
has returned and will board with Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A. Russell
| Miss Verna F. Porter, kindergar-
ten superintendent. left Monday for
Polk, Pa, where she will teach at
| the Polk Institution.
James Barrett went to Jackman on
| business Tuesday