Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-11

I Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund E. Davis
have returned from an auto trip to
Portland, Old Orchard and Sebago
Lake.
Mrs. Donald P. Burrill has CHM
pleted her duties as director of the
Centenary Methodist church choir
with which she has done most ex-
| cellent wirk. Mrs. Burrill Is in frail
health and the family expects to
! move to Massachusetts,.
Hon. Clyde H. Smith was amnog
the Skowhegan people to attend a
| Republican rally in Fairfield. Thurs
day evening. Is
DR.. j. P. fash, who was In town
on business, returned to Fairfield
Friday morning.
Miss Ruth Meredith, of Chicago
| Ills, who has been the cashier and
| junior superintendent of the Redpath
/ Chautauqua circuit which closes at
| Skiwhegan Thursday night left Fri
day morning for New York. Miss
| Meredith, formerly a teacher is now
employed whole time by Redpath
| Chautauqua and will be in New York
| state until the first of December, af-
| ter which she will have short time
! at her home before her winter en-
| gagements in the south.
Philip Hartley, who has been en-
ployed as boss carbonater at the
! Cummins Shoddy mill, has complet
ed his work for time and left Fri
! day morning on his return to his
| home in Boston.
Mrs. Charles Smith, of the Lake
wood road, was in town Friday morn :
! ing on her way to Lewiston to visit
her sister, Mrs. Howard Walker.
Mrs. Carrie B. Simpson, who has
been a guest of Mrs. Emma Lulham
at her home on Mechanic street left
| Friday on her return to her home in
Montreal, Can, and will enroute visit
her daughter. Mrs. William Gallahue
in Boston. Mrs. Simpson and Mrs.
Lulham are girlhood friends and Mrs.
Simpson frequently visits here.
| Mrs. Charles Stinchtield, accom-
panied by her youngest son, Richard.
| has returned from Squirrel Island.
where she has been employed for
several weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Bray. of
North Brookfield, Mass, who have
been guests of Mrs. Bray's brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn B.
Richardson, of East Skowhegan, and
her sister, Mrs. Lydia E. Pooler of
! Water street, left Friday morning for
| Auburn, where they will be guests
of Mrs. Bray's sister. Mrs. Ella Law
erty. From Auburn they will motor
| to their home, arriving there Sunday
night with Mrs. Bray's nephew, Err =
est Holt. who is returning from Au-
burn to his home in Torrington,
Conn.
Rev. George Merriam. D. D., pas
| tor of the Bethany Baptist church,
was in Clinton Friday afternoon to
attend the council meeting held for
| the purpose of examination of the
| pastor of the Baptist chruch in that
| village for ordination. The pastor
is Rev. knight a young man of
Swedish descent who has been pas
tor of-the church about a year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sheridan, for
merly of Skowhegan, who have been
! guests of Mrs. Sheridans parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Niles in Madison,
an friends in town, will leave Sunday
on their return to Washington, D. c.,
where they now reside.
Miss Virginia Whittier Ames. who
was graduated from Bates College
! last June and who attended Bates
! summer school and who since has
been a guest of her mother, Mrs
Ethel Whittier Ames on Summer
! street, will leave Waterville on an
I early Monday morning Pullman for
Pressure Isle, where she has accepted
a position to teach history and physi-
| cal education at the Aroostook State
| Normal school. Miss Ames is a tai
! ented violinist and very popular with
a large numebr of friends who wish
! her much success in her first teach
/ ing position.
! Mrs. J. Wallace Blunt. who return
ed to Boston, with Mr.. Bulnt. who
i passed the holiday week end at the
Blunt home on Elm street is expected
/ to return today.
Mrs. Lena NJ. Cleveland of the
| A. II. Cleveland Co., was a business
! waller in Norridgewock Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert x. Horne, who
| have been guests of Mrs. Horne's