Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-12-02

nurse, and her nephew, Joseph Co
burn Smith, and uncle, c. Davis Mil
Ter.
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. S!caper. OF
Lisbon Falls, arrived In town Wed
nesday noon, and will be guests OF
Mrs. Sleeper's brother, Joseph Foun-
tain and other relatives.
Mrs. Beulah Holt and her sister,
Mrs. Mile Estes and their little
nephew. Phillip Burrill, returned
Wednesday noon from Lewiston
where they had been to see Master
Phillips mother. Mrs. Arthur Burrill
Of Canaan. and returned tn their
homes in Canaan.
Rev. and Mrs. Herbert L. Nichols
were In Hallowlel Wednesday at
tending the observances Of the Tooth
anniversary Of the Methodist church
in that city where Mr.. Nichols was
formerly the pastor.
DR.. and Mrs. George Merriam on
DR.. Merriam's birthday Tuesday
were supper guests at the home of
their daughter and husband, Profess
sor and Mrs. Lester +. Weeks In Wa
terville.
The Literary Class conducted by
Professor Carl j. Weber of Colby
College at the Skowhegan High
School building will be held this
Thursday evening being postponed
from Tuesday evening.
The last meeting Of the Ladies' So
cial Circle Of the Centenary Metho-
dist cchurch before the annual fair
which is to be held at the vestry next
Tuesday. December z, was held at the
vestry Tuesday afternoon and much
work in preparation for the fair was
accomplished by the large number of
ladies' in attendance.
Skowhegan school savings system
summary, November 80, 1926: school,
Park, attendance, 104, deposits, 104,
percentage, 100: Academy, attend
ance AZ, deposits, %, percentage, 100;
High. attendance. 255. deposits. 24S.
percentage, 81; Garfield, attendance,
144, deposits, 125. percentage. 81;
Junior High, attendance, LAT, depos-
it's. III, percentage, 70; Lincoln, at
tendance, 14S. deposits. ITO, percent
age, "A; Kindergarten. attendance.
20, deposits, Is. percentage, So;
Totals: attendance, 902; deposits,
794: percentage, IS. Number of
withdrawals this week, 9: number of
accounts now operating, 1853.
Mrs. Henry G. Hoyt and Mrs.
Charles C. Cleveland went to Oak
land Wednesday morning where they
We're guests of Mrs. Hoyt's aunt,
Mrs. Emma Rowell and attended the
beeting of Kennebec Pomona which
was held withs Cascade Grange and
at which Somerset Pomona We're
guests.
Daniel Steward was in Augusta
Wednesday to attend meeting OF
the Central Maine statesmen.
No.. TncanI, IIi1airo and 6auph-
ter, Helen, who have been guests at
the home of Arthur Bolduc. returned
Wednesday to their home in Lewis
ton.
Frank Adams passed the day We'd
nesday in Hallowell with his daugh-
tiers, Misses Lucy and Lottie.
Attorney Amos K. Butler. senior
member of the firm Of Butler and
Butler, left Wednesday morning on
professional business trip to New
York.
Mrs. Norman Bettedidge ard chill
dren, Russell and Phyllis. of Belle
vile, New Brunswick, Canada, who
have passed three weeks In town,
guests at the home of Mrs. Better
idge's sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry M. Green, left Wednes-
day morning for Massachusetts,
where they are to visit before return
| ing to their home.
Wilfred Martell. who has been
guest of his daughter, Mrs. William
| Gagne. returned Wednesday to his
/ home in Warren.
/ Mrs. Ernest fash was in Water
Vile ON business. Wednesday.
| The next Meeting of Bloomfield
| Christmas Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Fayette Reed. on
j Bloomfield street on Tuesday after
noon. December Z.
Timothy Pike. of Cornville, Tho is
! i'll is somewhat improved. His daugh-
| ter. Miss Loantha Pike, VINO was
principal of the Grammar school at
Athens village. has been obliged TO
erive IN her school and come to the
| home of her parents. to assist her
mother in caring for her father. Mrs:
| pixies brother, Lionel G. Trafton OF
Skowhegan. has raised some time at
! the Pike home.