Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-19

Miss Agnes Thing of New Sharon
and Miss Ruby Lynds OF Norridge-
wock are house guests at the home
of DR.. Frank S. Bigelow.
William Nolan left Independence,
Ia, Thursday, bringing carload of
horses by express to Skowhegan for
Wesley Watson of North avenue.
The Cronkhite place on the NAL
bon's Mills road has been sold to
J.. II. Campbell of Scion and they
are to reside there.
Undertaken Harry Larry VIII go to
Thorndyke today, taking the remains
OF Mrs. Sarah Parsons there for
burial.
Miss Blanch Jewett. who is EN-
ployed in Waterville, was in town
Thursday evening, calling on her
mother, Mrs. Ella N. Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Matson were
In Norridgewock, Thursday.
Misses Virginia and Halle Ad-
ans OF Scion wero In town Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Steward
were in Scion, Friday night, to at
tend the graduation Of the class of
1926 from the Scion High school.
Two Of Mrs. Stewards nieces, Misses
Cora and Ruth Head, were gradu-
ates, Miss Ruth being the class his
torian. They are daughters Of Mr..
end Mrs. Carroll Head (nee Lena
Jewett), both of whom are gradu-
stes of Skowhegan High school.
Miss Carrie Cleveland of Norridge-
wocll was in town Thursday, a guest
OF Mrs. Lena NJ. Cleveland and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Matson.
Miss El1an patarcon q
to China, who is home on furlough
and who has been a guest at the
home of Professor and Mrs. Wheeler
in Waterville, will be a guest the
first of the week of Colby college
classmate. Mrs. Rena Archer Tay-
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jewett of
Chandler street have recently receiv-
ed the announcement of the birth
of little son at the home of their
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood
Jewett of Dorchester, Mass. Mrs.
Jewett was formerly Miss Nettie
Parsons of North Arson.
Gordon S. Grundy is passing O
few days with his parents, -tir. and
Mrs. John IT. Grundy. He llans in
about 10 days to leave for Lake
wood, O., where he VI pass the
summer with his brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Grundy, and in
the ran he plans to transfer from
Colby college, where he has had two
years, to university near Lake
wood to continue his studies.
FRANK +. Pennell, daughter, Mrs
Granville Reed, and two daughters
Carolyn and Elizabeth Reed. will
pass the weekend with Mr.. Pen.
nell S Oldest daughter and husband
Dr. and Mrs. f. l.. Tozier of Fair
reid, at Lakeside, where the Tozier
family are passing some weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Robert.
son and two daughters will motor to
East Northport, Sunday. and will be
accompanied on their return by Mrs
Robertson's mother, Mrs. Ellura
Leavltt, who has been a guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Frank Partridge. Miss
Marguerite Robertson, the older
daughter, Will remain at East North.
port to visit with her aunt, Mrs
Partridge.
Friends have received cards from
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.. Lord, tell.
ing OF their safe arrival in Denver
Colo, where they are to attend the
National Rotary Convention, Mr.
Lord being the delegate from the
Skowhegan Club. They had a fine
trip and wonderful convention is
being held.
DR.. Frank S. Bigelow was ir
Smithiield and Belgrade recently on
professional business.
Miss Geanie Thomson, one of the
local teachers, will go to Sebega
Lake, June Both. where she will for
July and August be one of the coun-
sellers at Wawenock-O wassa Camp
conducted by Professor Elroy La
casse, formerly of Skowhegan. Mr.,
IaCasses niece, Miss Mural Walk
err, and the Misses Elizabeth and
Henrietta Page, will accompany
Miss Thomson and will pass two
months at the camp.
Friday in. the early afternoon, DIR,
Frank S. B&gelow. Frank Goodwin
and Miss Bertha Goodwin motored
to Durham Junction, where they
met Miss and Mr.. Goodwin's sister,
Miss Lillis B. Goodwin. who on
Thursday night was graduated from
Castine Normal school. Miss Good
win is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. p. Goodwin, who for several
years made their home with DIR.
Bigelow on East Front street. Miss
Goodwin has taught in the Skowhe-
gan schools with a great degree of
success and resigned last year to
take this special course at Castine,
from which she was graduated on
Thursday night.