Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-01
County officers at the court house

will begin the summer closing Sat
urday afternoon today, May LIST.
Mrs. Effie Furber, who has been
employed at the Atlantic and Pac-
ific store for Elmer Mcguire, COM
pletes her duties today and Harry
Green will take her place.
Miss Florence ]. Pooler, who has
been in Boston and visiting her
aunt, Miss Julia Coburn in Concord
Mass, will return tonight.
Mrs. Florence Wilson and children
Frances and George, have gone to
Rockland, where they plan to es-
tablish their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e. Foster
of North Cornville were business
callers in town Friday.
At the regular meeting OF the
Skowhegan Grange to be held on
wednesday evening in Grange hali
program will be presented IN OBJ
servance of Mothers Day. Wnicn 10
TO be directed by Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Morse. Mrs. Paul Roullard. and
Mrs. Bernice Titcomb. Members at
tending are requested to wear a
white flower If their mother Is de-
ceased and If living to wear col
ored flower. 49,.
The children of Notre Dame Will
recaive holy communion at one OF
tbe morning masses Sunday and VIII
alfso hold its monthly meeting at
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude s. Weston OF the
S,xowhepan School Board has been
elected to represent the board at the
district meeting to be held some
time between April and June 80:
Carlton P. Merrill left on the
night train Thursday for Machias
on a business trip. g..
Edgar L. Ford and Leon w. Sml-
lev of Ford and Smiley, road pullo- :
ers left Friday morning to look at
road Jobs in Auburn and Limerick
Miss Edna Davis, who is training
at the Somerset hospital for a nurse
left Friday morning for Jamaica
Plains, Mass, where she will take
a six months course at the Faulkner
hospital, with which the Somerset
hospital is affiliated.
Miss Gladys Ames is a weekend
guest of Miss Virginia w. Ames, a
senior at Bates college. They Will
attend mo, No, Annette" The
Misses Ames were both members of
the class of 1922, S. H. S.
Henry Crowell is in lockwood on
business for the Coburn Heirs, Inc.
of Skowhegan.
Lura Pickard went to Waterville.
Friday morning, to visit Mrs. Per-
ham.
Charles M. Barnard, who has been
in town on business and a guest of
his sister, Mrs. Mary b. Stinchfield,
left Friday on his return to Au-
burn.
Mrs. Fred Emery was in Water
vile on business Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Whittemore, who has
passed the winter in Sarasota, Fla,
has returned. Her daughter, Mrs.
Gertrude w. Gates, who was south
with her, is remaining for a few
weeks.
Miss Lula Tibbetts, who has been
employed at the home of Mir. and
Mrs. Warren, has completed her
work and Thursday went to Hinck-
ley to visit her mother until the first
of the week, when she will go to
Belgrade to work at THE Steward"
for the summer.
Mrs. Pearl #. Vincent, who is
training for nurse at the Kenne-
bee Valley hospital, was at Good
Will Farm, where she visited on
Thursday afternoon with her chill
dren, Leon and Evelyn.
Mrs. Frank Dunlop, who has been
in town visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Sterl-
ing Flemming, left on the night
train Thursday on her return to her
home in Millville, New Brunswick,
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fall were
In Shawmut, Thursday afternoon
Mr. Fall on business and Mrs. Fall
visiting her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Gerald.
Mrs. Nat Johnson returned on
Thursday night from Augusta, where
! the family formerly resided and
where she went on business. While
In the Capital City, Mrs. johnson
was the guest of her daughter. Miss
Lucy Johnson.
Mrs. Vesta Jones of Oakland came
up Thursday night to be a guest in
the home of her sister and husband
mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Plummer of
Madison avenue.
Kew Father o. A. Lacroix, who is
an assistant pastor at st. Francis
de sales church in Waterville. was
an over night guest at his home on
Norrldgewock avenue.
n. n. Stearns of Augusta was q
BUSINESS caller in town THURSDAY.
MISS Addie Cover, who has beep
IN Lewiston to attend the funeral
service of her uncle, George Towle.
returned Thursday night.
Ed. Holt went to Gardiner a,
thursday. to see his brother
charles Holt. They have received
word of the death of their sister
MRS. Abbie Holt Smith, in Bloom,
1reid' Conn.,, which occurred IN
Thursday. vi
County Agent Gerald c. Dunn of
the County Farm Bureau has heen
attending dairy demonstrations in
Madison and Arson held Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Sarah s. Marston, who has
passed the winter in st. Augustine.
RIA, has returned and opened her
nome on Main street
Miss Margaret White is to contin-
ue to occupy the upper apartment
IN the George Moody house on
Mount Pleasant avenue, which has
been recently purchased by John
ORiely. The lower apartment has
been occupied this winter by the
family of Peter Sired, who has re-