Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-24


Door," Clyde II. Blackwell: vocal du-
ct, Carolina Lullabye," Mrs. Alice
Perry. and Mrs. Alice Cowett: vocal
solo, go Long Mule" Willis c.
Hobart; vocal solo. Get Yourself a
Broom and Sweep Your Troubles
Away" Miss Beatrice Bragg; vocal
solo. way Out in West Athens"
Ralph Perry; reading. Aunt Diana
Meets her Bow" Mrs. Emma Locke
and Howard II. Steward; vocal solo,
Don't You Cry My Honey" Elmer
T.. Harris; vocal duet, Uncle Ned"
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tobey; vocal
solo, Maggie" Fred c. Nye; vocal
solo Hush a bye" George Hopkins:
vocal quartet "Nly Old Kentucky
Home" Mrs. Pearl Pomerleu, Mrs.
Sarah Beulier, Fred c. Nye ana Ell
mer f. Harris; vocal trio. Garry me
Back to Old Nirginiy." Zellia VAL
liere. Effie NJ. Nye and Alice Bolieu;
clog dance. George Hopkins.
The affair was so successful and so
much enjoyed by the large number
present that it has been decided to
repeat the program at Il public af
fair in the near future.
IlcN NItOI Se -titii Iotll Will 80 10
Athens today, Friday, to conduct the
funeral services for Francis r. Hay
den.---Paul Beaulier, who has been
passing the spring vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Beau
ller of Bush street, returned Thurs
day to Boston where he is stu
dent at Tufts Medical College
Henry II. Talbot who has been
guest of his daughter, Mrs. c. Fred
Fellows, returned Thursday to BoS-
tCn.-Mrs. Amelia Sincyr went 10
Waterville Thursday to pass the re-
mainder of the week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Gurney-Miss
Lucille Eoderick was a business cal
Ter in Watcrville Thursday.--Mrs.
Ellen NJ. Smith went TO Oakland on
Thursday where she is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Annie Bailey-Nlr
and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Green, accompa-
MED by their son in law ]. Linn
Green, went to Yarmouth Thursday
where they plan to make their home
with their daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Linn Green. Mr.. and
Mrs. Green have resided in Show
Eegan for many years and their
friends are sorry to have them leave
town.--Mrs. Fred Goodin and chill
dren. Clarence. Delard, Agnes and
Della left Thursday morning for
East Hamrden. Mass, where they
VIII establish their home and where
Mr.. Goodin has employment
EAZabeth Green of Haverhill Mass,
is the guest of Miss Alice 4. Good
rich, Water street.-Miss Agnes
Fournier who has been a guest of
Miss Alice Nachon, returned Thurs
day to her home in Livermore-
Miss Catherine Bernier was bust
ress caller in Waterville Thursdav.-
Fred j. Locke, formerly of SkoWhe-
gan, but more recently located in
oakland, has returned to Skowhegan
and opened a blacksmith shop at
the rear of the White Star laundry
Mrs. Louise Lowell of Portland is in
town guest of her mother. Mrs.
Ada Herrin.--Mr. and Mrs. John
W. FolSer will go to Augusta to at
tend the funeral service of Mr.. Fol-
gers neice, Mrs. Grace Clark WIN
dled Wednesday morning at the
nome of MIR. and Mrs. Ben 3. Fol-
ger in Belmont, Mass.-Dr. Ethel
ii. Walters of Fairfield will be the
speaker at the meeting OF the Skow-
hegan b. Z. W. Club to he hold on
tuesday evening, Apr. % in tie club
re re oms. p"@e Tihhc;:S or ill., l.
icy was a pus'noas caIt.r IN town
ednesday.- -tlo'uhtrs Of Canton
somerset Of SkowhcSan VIII lie lie
guests Of the Cantons in Natcryi,,a
on next Sunday and attend cilurCr,
IN Naterville with the Cantnns Of
mat cIty.--AIrs, Fl1NiNa Withar,
ana Ter DAUGHTER. Mrs. Earl Stey-
ems OF Srithf1e'd who have hoon
guests of Mrs, Withams daurtte-
ana husband. Mr. and Mrs. Pen
smith. returned home "Wednesday
MISS Ruby Nadeau who has been
taking a course at the Martin school
~ lIochester' n. Y, has returned.
MISS Nadeau is to soon assume tho
beauty parlor business of Mrs IN
hette palukski
Mrs Harry Barker returned We'd
hesoay from business trip to Wat
Il Mrs. Charles w. Day who
returned to Bangor with Miss Helen
Day VINO passed the holiday in town
WIN her parents, returned Wednes-
DAY night Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Will
son and daughter Florence of Madi-
son were in town Wednesday calling
on Mrs. Walter Thornhill-Tobn
wilson and his mother. Mrs. Emma
wilson of Madison We're in town
Tuesday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert l.. Anes.-Mrs. S. II. Greeri
WOOD who has been on a pleasure
trip to New York with her son
Ralph Greenwood of Brazil. South
America. returned Wednesday night.
Mrs. Arthur Pryor. daughters Mis-
ses Castina and Evelyn and son ar
rived in town from Pressure Isle
coming to join Mr.. Pryor who is en-
ployed here--Bert Taylor of Nor
rldgeWock was n business caller in
town Nednesday- Herbert r.,
Nichols was one Of the sneakers
THURSDAY noon at the luncheon of the
delegates from the Ladies' Aid So
cieties of various Methodist churches
In the state which was held at Au-
gusta, giving one of her Bible stories.
There will be a special meeting of
Skowhegan Grange on Wednesday
evening, April 90, in the hail at which
time the Ford entertainment will be
given and each granger may invite
one guest who is a farmer and not a
member of the grange. The next
regular meeting will be held on We'd
nesday evening May when a Mo-
Tiers Meeting will be directed by
Mrs. Howard II. Steward, Mrs. Min
ME Lord and Mr.. William d. Brad
bury.
At the regular meeting of the First
Philathea Glass to be held on We'd
nesday evening, April %, Mrs. Hilda.
Ives of Portland will be the speaker.
The meeting will be held in the Fed
Grated church parlors at 1870. and
the officers and teachers of the Fed
Grated Church school will be special
guests.
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