Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-02-22

Miss Lyle Stinchfield entertained a
Company Of young people at their cot
tage at Lake Wesserrunsett over the
week end in honor Of Miss Evelyn
Stillings of Boston, who is the guest
of Miss Stinchfield.
Miss Helen Hight went to Waterville
Saturday and met Miss Reba Vail on
her way home from Boothbay Harbor
to mass the holiday with her mother,
Mrs. Grace Vail
The International Sunshine Society
of Skowhegan will meet next Thurs
day with Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson at her
home on Madison avenue. This Will be
a special. meeting and good attend
ance Is desired.
Mrs. Fred Nelson Of Canaan was In
town on business Friday.
Mrs. Frances Nelson. who has been
passing the winter with her son Lin
wood Of Pennington, has gone to the
home Of her brother-in-1aw. Ernest
Nelson, at Sybley Pond. where she Will
PASS the rest of the winter. On her
way she passed a day with her son.
Harry Nelson, living in town.
Miss Molle Glover of Providence, X
T., is making a 10 days visit In the
home Of Misses Florence ana Mape'
Pooler.
Sumner withee is confined to his
home by the prevailing epidemic.
Friends of Miss Edith Gledhill are
in receipt of recent news stating that
she is in Providence, r. L.. where she
Is improving in health. Miss Gledhlil
has been a surgical patient at the Dea'
coness Hospital and has so far recov-
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tai and go to the family OF friends
where she is commissioning.
Rev. A. O. Lacroix, who has been on
a visit in Boston, returned to Lewis
ton Saturday. where he presided al
mass yesterday. He will return to MS
home in Skowhegan the hrst OF tne
week.
Mrs. Cora Cayouette went to Boston
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Mertie Lamb, who underwent
surgical treatment at Somerset Hospl'
tai, is getting along as we'll as possible
at this time.
Miss Ethelyn Mills, student al
Pennington State Normal school
passed the week end In the famiiy OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Lamb
Mrs. Marion Mills, who fell last fal
and injured her hip, is so far recovered
as to be about the house on crutches.
Miss Bessie Webster. a student al
Pennington State Normal school, pass
ed the week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Webster, on North ave
nue..
The Eastern Star at Canaan, on Fri
day evening, repeated the play "Bal
Haven" presented earlier in the Din
ter. There was a very good attend
ance. After the performance dane.
was given by the Arguuot Club. Tut
ties orchestra furnished the music ant
old-fa shioned dances made up the or
der.
Mrs. Helen Downs, instructor II
drawing in our public schools, passed
the week end with her family in Au
gusta.
Next Wednesday evening there will
be a Joint meeting of the Sons of Vet
Grams and Auxiliary of Sons of Veter
ans. Special attention will be givel
to Washington, Lincoln and ST. Valen
tine days. There will be short pro
gram and refreshments.
The fire department was called GU
Saturday afternoon by a call from DO:
81 for a chimney fire in the Poole
house In Keeneville. The damage wa
slight.
The next meeting Of Wesserun
sett Grange, Cornville, will be hell
next Saturday evening. February q
March 9Th is town meeting day AM
the ladies will serve baked beal
dinner to the voters. All ladies no
solicited are requested to brin;
pastry.
The fire department answered
still alarm Sunday evening for
chimney fire in the house of Arthu
Matthew at the corner of East From
and South streets. There was NJ
damage.
The members Of the choir of tn
Bethany church were given a sup
per in the chapel of the churcI
Saturday evening. The supper wa
given through the courtesy o
Charles w. Day, one of Skowhegan'
most prominent merchants.
Holiday hours will be observed a
the post office today. There will b.
one collection and one delivery b,
the city carriers while the rural car
riers do not make their trip. TIL
money order window will be close'
all day.