Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-22
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"A WeQQlu8 u 1uIc1ceI " many
Skowhegan people 10 to occur this
Monday morning at o'clock at q
Catholic church at Old Orchard,
when Dr.. Arthur Lewis Corriveau.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corriveau
of town, and Miss Agnes Veronica
Doyle, daughter of Mrs. Isabel
Doyle Of Biddeford, are to be mar.
ried. DR.. Corriveau is q graduate OF
the Skowhegan High school in the
class Of 1919. He studied at Clark
University, Worcester, Mass. and is
a graduate from the School OF Opto-
metry at Rochester, N. Y. and is
located for the practice OF his pro-
fession in Biddeford. Miss Doyle Is
a graduate Of Biddeford High and -
a prominent business woman In Bid
deford, The bridesmaid will be Miss
Doyle-s sister, DR.. Theresa Doyle of
Bfddeford, and the best man Will be
DR.. st. Lewis Of Lawrence. Mass. a
college friend Of Dr. CorriveAu. DR..
and Mrs. Coyriveau will pass their
honeymoon at the camp of Miss
Amada Corriveau at Lakewood. Miss
Amanda Corriveau of town and her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Palsulski Of Liv-
ermore, will attend the wedding.
Miss Gowsr Prize Winner
Miss Muriel Cover, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. tanley M. Cover, won
the five dollar gold piece offered by
Miss Paulenah M. Simmons. in
structor in, Freshman Latin. for ex-
cellenec in Latin vocabulary. The
class was divided into two groups.
one of 26y and the other of 81 MEM
bers. At the preliminary there were
IL taking part on each side. The
second place was won by Gladys
Smith. Miss Cover has this spring
won a prize Of S. offered by Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution, for an ar
ticle on 1.-The Spirit of Lincoln" and
won the first Shepherd prize Of $40
Cor highest rank in the Freshman
class Of S. H. s.
Wins Trip to Estes Park, Colorado
Clyde E. Decker. salesman for the
Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany Of Cincinnati. o., has sold
enough insurance to entitle him to
a trip with all expenses paid to Es-
ties Park, Colo, being one of two
agents in the State to sell the re-
quired amount. The other salesman
going from Maine is Mr.. Decoster of
Norway. They win be accompanied
by this general agent of Maine. Err
nest E. Decker of Portland. The af-
fair is national get-together OF the
officials and employees of the Union
Central
There is a great deal Of significance
attached to the production to be pre-
scented by the Lakewood Stock Com
pany next week, as 1t will mark the
first melodrama produced at the
Lakewood theatre in two years. For
this occasion 1.-THE Cat and the Ca
nary" q mystery melodrama by
John Willard, will serve the talents
Of the players. The choice IL an ex-
cellent one as this play ran for over
a year in New York with Henry Hull
and Sylvia Field in the cast. It met
with royal welcome on the road and
has just completed a 20-week run in
San Francisco. In Boston the play
passed its 18th week to- capacity au-
diences and has proved itself to be
one Of the most popular OF the mys-
terry. plays.
Miss Geraldine Smith of Canaan
was in attendance at s. H. s. COM
mencement and visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Mason.
Members Of the class Of 8. H. s.
'25 passed the day Saturday at Camp
Benson, accompanied by members Of
the faculty, and enjoyed q delightful
outing.
Wednesday. June Gath, De Molay
Commandery with % other COM
manderies Of the State, will be guests
of st. John Commandery Of Ban
gor. Special train will leave Show
hogan at Z A. M. All out Of town
Sir knights will park their cars at
Fairview Park, from which g. special
car will take them to the Asylum at
615 sharp. Train will stop at Hinck-
ley. Fairfield. Clinton. Durham.
Pittsield and Newport. where
knights from those points will meet.
Misses Anna Foster and Lorinda
Foster left Saturday for Bar Harbor,
where they are to be employed.
Mrs. Norris Laney returned Satur-
day morning from Waterville.
Mrs. William H. Fowler was the
guest Saturday Of her sister, Mrs.
Addie Webb.
Arthur Giroux. who has passed a
week with his mother. Mrs. Charles
Provost, and uncle, Willie Breton, re-
turned Saturday to his home in Lew
iston.
Miss Rachel Conant, who has been
the guest Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Joseph Otis Smith Of Water street,
returned Saturday to Beverly. Mass.
Miss Edith M. Wadsworth. field
worker for the State Board Of Char
tiles and Corrections, passed the
week end in Augusta and will re-
turn Monday. .
Mrs. w. L. Watson Of st. Peters,
burg, Fla, who was called here by
the death Of her aunt, Mrs. Abbie
Robinson, went to Portland, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Walker Of
Cornvi1le were shoppers in town on
Saturday.
MRS. Elmer Gerald Of Fairfield ana
Mrs. Mary E. Foster Of South Dart
mouth. Mass, and nephew. Earl
Barrett Foster of Massillou, Ohio.
were. in town Friday on business and
calling on friends.
Perley withee accompanied by
Miss Christie Moulton of Embden
will pass the summer at Twilight
cottage at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hun Of Corn
vile were business callers in town
Saturday.
Miss Amanda Cerriveau went to
Biddeford Saturday to visit her
brother.
Mrs. g. N. Smith of Cornville left
Saturday morning for Lynn, Mass.
where she is the guest of her brother,
Alison w. Gilman.
Miss Muriel. Cover. a sophomore IN
8. H. S., went to Lewiston Saturday.
where she Is a guest Of her aunt.
Miss Virginia Whittier Ames. n
member Of the class Of 1926. Ratae
college, was in town Friday nirht
for the graduation of her brother.
Smith Whittier Ames from 8. n. &.
who was the class Of 1925 prophet.
and on Saturday played at the we'd
ding of Miss Velrna rrnr<- ..I 49,.