Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-24

The following from the Chruch OF
the Nazerine, at Jackman, made up |
a pharty holding picnic at Lake.
wood, Wednesday. Rev. M r. Man
ming, Mrs. George Bess. Helen and
George Bess, Pearl Hewey, Mrs.
Wilson, Raymond Moore. Augustus
and Maurice Tally, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Walter Wilson and baby, Inola |
Young, Beth Tewksbury, Airline Will
son. Florence Taylor and John |
Hewey.
Mrs. Richard Dearden and Miss
Florence Kimball, of New York City. |
arrived in town Wednesday and went |
to Athens to visit Mrs. Dearden's |
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones.
Mrs. M. D. Hall, of Lewiston, came |
Wednesday and went to the home OF
G. Perley Fogg in North Cornville.
Melvin Holden, of Jackman. was q |
business caller in Skowhegan We'd |
nesday.
George Fogg. Of North Cornville.
was in town Wednesday on business.
Miss Mabel Manning and Mrs.
Walter Holden, of Jackman, were in
town Wednesday to meet Miss Lottie
F'urbush, who was returning from
Boston to Jackman.
Miss Emma Goodwin, who teaches
In Cambridge, Mass.,N and her sister,
Miss May Goodwin, who teaches in
one of the Newtons, Mass, and
whose schools close this week will
arrive in town the first of the week
and will pass some time at their
home in Canaan.
Mrs. Fred Wescott and three child
rem and Albert Lunt. of North Ches-
tervllle, were recent guests at the
home of DR.. Frank S. Bigelow.
Miss Lizzie Merrill of Watervhle,
was business caller in town We'd
nesday.
Mrs. o. A. Burrill passed wednes-
day with friends in Waterville.
DR.. Frank S. Bigelow. Frank H.
| Goodwin, and the Misses Bertha and
Lills Goodwin, motored to Arson
Wednesday afternoon, taking Miss
Alice Hilton, who has been a guest
at the doctors home, to her home in
| Arson.
Miss Helen C. Smith. daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith. a
| member of the class of '27 Colby |
| college, is to travel with her father |
who is director of the United States
| Geological Society, to the Pacific |
! coast this summer, where DIR. Smith |
goes on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Pierce and !
daughters, Misses Rachel and Es-
Their, of Beverly Mass, will come the |
hrst of the week and will pass some |
| time at the former home of Mrs, |
Pierces mother, the late Mrs. Joseph |
Otis Smith on Water street.
Among the Skowhegan Changers |
| to attend the meeting of Somerset |
| POMONA Grange at Starks, Tuesday, |
| were ID. b. Hobart, the master, Mrs |
! John Chase, the chaplain, Mr. and |
Mrs. Elmer Rowell.
Mrs. John Hymer, of New York |
City, who has been in London, Eng |
land, looking out for the production |
of "Aloma of the South Seas" is ex-
| pected to arrive soon at Lakewood to |
/ pass some weeks at the Hymer cot |
| tagc.
Miss Cora C. Dow, who has been a
| guest of Mrs. Ira W. Creation re- |
turned to Waterville Wednesday eve
ming.
MISS Ellen Peterson, a missionary |
from China, who has been aguest of !
| Mrs. George Otis Smith and Mrs. |
Rena Archer Taylor, returned to |
| Waterville Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan w. Weber. of |
| Auburn, were in town the first of the |
| week, guests of Mrs. Webber's father. |
Johsua f. Witham.
Inc annual tleId Day OF the Fun |
zee farnsWorth Chapter will be held |
Monday, June 2S at o'clock at the |
nome of Mrs. Henrietta Wood in |
| Norridgewock. Mrs. Wood will be |
assisted in the duties of hostess bv |
| Mrs. Grace Smith and Mrs. Blanch |
r. Folsom. Daughters are to take |
| thelf lunch and coffee will be served |
by the hostesses. If very stormy the
neetlng VIII not be held until Tues
uay' the ~. Any daughter wishing |
! more information or who reouire |
transportation may call Mrs. Maud |
IL. Avore, telephone 224-2.
Relatives in town are receiving in.
vltations to attend the wedding of !. |
! ElWln Hobart and Miss Beatrice |
| Adams which will occur on Wednes- |
| day, June the 80, at the home of the |
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs, w. T. |
Adams in Winthrop
The Golden Rod Branch of the In |
ternatlonal Sunshine Society and the |
| SkoWhegan Sunshine Society win |
nave picnic at Lakewood on Tues |
day. June the 30.
/ Wonderland, a travelling amuse
ment park, will be at show grounds |
on North Avenue, corner of Parlin |
street, seven days, June 20 to 80. |
Ihere Is no admission charge to the
| grounds.
All All day meeting of the ladies' |
| branch of the Farm Bureau will h,
| held at municipal building today for
the study of Basketry under the dir
| ection of Miss Elizabeth Lineken, the
nome demonstration agent. A pic
mic dinner will be served and the
meeting will be held both morning
! and afternoon.
Many friends Of Mrs. Robert
Shields, nee Emerald Young. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles %.
Young of Mount Pleasant Avenue.
who has been patient at the Ken
nebec Valley Hospital for many
months will be greatly pleased to
Know that she is able to ride to town
and with her husband, DIR. Rober,
Shields of Long Island N. Y, Is
passing some time at the Mcclellan
cottage at Lakewood.
Mrs. Carl Sanderson Of Jackman.
was in town. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Burrill were In
Lewiston the first of the week.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. jackson,
who formerly resided here. when Mr..
jackson. was manager of the Far
mers Union.
Mrs. Joseph Brown and Mrs. Caro-
line McCrally of Providence, r. l.,
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
TIL w. Osgood of Walreston, Mass,
were in town the first of the week.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Dane of North Avenue.
MT. and Mrs. Ned f. Reed were In
North New Portland on business,
Wednesday.
Fred Locke, who suffered injuries
1ifrI1t A.