Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-10-28

chicken pie supper served by thsLs
dies Aid Of the Methodist ehuri
and later to Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Ford ban
returned from Portland. where he
have been guests of Mrs. Ford's r.
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q
Spinney.
A. p. Clark and Pearl Green n
Madison, were in town Wednestr
morning on their way to Wiseasx
where they were called as witness
on pauper case coming up IN L.
coin county court.
Roy Keene, who has been emplg.
ed by Morton G. futile Company 81
boss mechanic on a dam being co..
structed for the Central Maine Pow
er Company in Auburn, for the ps
IL months has been transferred 81
Skowhegan and is to be employed b.
the same company who is doing !
job here.
The following Skowhegan peOpa
were in Smithheld Tuesday attend
ing a meeting of the Somerset Pc
mona Grange held with Fairyiss
Grange, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Hotat
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Rowell, Nn
John Chase, Mrs. Eta Rowell RsFl
Emerson, Samuel F. Emerson, Ms
Alice Emerson. Mrs. Emma B. Fa'
som, Horace Hoxie, B. A. SaWys
Mrs. Rose Sawyer, Miss George Hill
and Mrs. Harris.
Miss Edrie NJ. Bradbury, supervs
or of the Commercial Department D
Skowhegan High School, motored .
Newport, Wednesday. after school .
pass a portion of the school retes
and week end with her parena
Post Master and Mrs. A. h. brss'
bury, and to attend the State Tesef
ers' Convention in Bangor. :,
Horace o. Bean, of Canaan, ~
purchased the Irold Jones farm
Canaan. -
John Dutton, of Stonington,
town, being called here by the oeaa
of his sister. Mrs. Arthur b. flu~
mer.
Mrs. C. E. Written of Cumoeral1.
Mills, who has been a guest OF - =
and Mrs. L. B. Hoyt, in Athens, We
in town Wednesday on her re'u'
home. a,
Mrs. Everett Sawyer Of North AZ
son, is in town, being called helv ,s
the death of her sister, Mrs. Ai'u'
B. Plummer. ,.s.,,
The Bethany Guild of the Be'h y.
Baptist church will hold lis n.s
meeting of the fall at the cnu ns
Thursday afternoon. 1t Is nOpe
that a large number of the Iaa .s
of the church will attend TINS IN =
ing and assist in the plans =. =
winters work of this departnien.
church work. The hostesses ~.
serve tea and it is expected ~.
many will remain for the mia W. s.,l
service which will be held az ~
o'clock. So
Garfield school played PARK schY,
Tuesday afternoon crossing uas
the Garfield diamond with a SUI n
six to four in favor of Carried i. N
was the seventh game piayeu ~
season between these two -,
schools and Garfield has won s s,sl
game. The umpire Tuesday w W,
was Mitchell Demo. 1t Is eIpscs ~,
that a picked team from botn w. r.,
field and Park schools will pay y. -.
ridgewock sixth grade in the n \,
future and on "Wednesday :. y
vember 8, the Garfield and ParS M N
again cross bats at the Parh n
mond. Considerable interest j p"
ing shown in these games.
Mrs. Charles A. Burnor wen
Scion. Tuesday. to visit with ne ne"
Several Skowhegan people NV y.
ed to Athens. Tuesday Night 10 p
take of a chicken pie supper ss 4
by the Ladies' Aid Society u
church. oo.+
Mrs. Howard Sprague OF Dun
arrived in Skowhegan Tuesday: \
ing called here by the death % :
grandfather, f. B. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Whitman !.
were in Smithfield Iues s.s
attending the meeting OF Son r.,,s
Pomona Grange with Fah'''
Grartpa