Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-09-03
MONMOUTH
Jackson-FoIsom Families

| JackSon-F folsom Families
The second annual reunion of the
| Jackson Folsom families was held
at the home of Harold p. Folsom on
Maple street, Monmouth. A picnic
dinner was enjoyed on the lawn.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs.
George l. Folsom. Livermore Falls;
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Folsom, and
daughter. Betty Lou, of Cleveland.
| Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Leon l.. Reed
and son. Gerald, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Charles E. Jackson, Mrs Luella j.
! Boies and daughters, Lois and Mar
garet of Lewiston; Mr.. and Mrs
! Clifton c. Whitney and daughters
Dorothy and Mrs. Victoria Moore of
Portland: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold P.
Folsom, host and hostess and daugh-
tiers, Charlene and Annie and two
sons, Junior and Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Folsom
and daughter, are visiting their par
ents, Nh. and Mrs. George l. Fol
som of Livermore Falls and brother,
Harold P. Folsom They came by
auto over the Mohawk Trail, arriy-
ing in Lewiston last week, returning
by way of the White Mountains. and
Lake Champlain to Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Catherine Dewitt of Water
Vile. is the guest Of Miss Martha
Blake.
! Miss Pauline Pettengill is visiting
friends in Wilton.
Mrs. H. s. Bates has returned from
Boston, where she has been on &C
count of her husband, who is in the
New England Baptist Hospital Ter
surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preston john
son of Illinois. were in town, Iues-
day. calling on friends.
Mrs. Leila Chenery gave a reeitai
Of her piano pupils Saturday after,
noon at her home. She was assisted
by Miss Elsie Macf'arlane OF
Canandaigua. n. Y, Soprano sololst'
and Fred Kirchner of New YORK
city accompanist. Pupils taking
nart wore Eleanor Jones, Amy Pet
! tengill, Mildred Bragdon and Car
| rol1 ZONES II was much enjoyed by
| parents and friends.
| little Kenneth Foss has just en-
/ loved his fourth birthday. He was
yiyen his first party by his grand
mother. Mrs Lottie Chick, and it
: was happy day for the little ones,
| They ran and played and enjoyed a
! GOOD time. There was a birthday
cake with four candles. His young
! friends brought gifts to him. Those
! present were Eleanor Edwards,
| Dorothy Edwards, Junior Slauen-
white and Janet Foss.
| John A. Drugan
John A. Drugan, an aged citizen
of Monmouth, passed away at ms
home early Wednesday morning
| September /, after long illness. He
was born in South Boston, Mass, IN
June, 1912. In the first year of the
Civil War, he enlisted in the End
Mass. Infantry. He received leg
wound in action and was in south
ern hospital as prisoner for time,
later being exchanged. After his re-
covery, he re-enlisted and served
until his term expired, when he was
honorably discharged from the SER
vice. For many years he was in the
leather business in Massachusetts
and in Maine. He came to Maine In
his later years. and purchased a
farm in East Monmouth, afterward
coming to Monmouth Center, where
he made his summer home, residing
in ST. Petersburg, Fla, in winter.
He was a member of G. K. Norris
Post, G. A: R., Monmouth. and had
filled various Offices in this organ
ization.
He is survived by his wife. who
was formerly Mrs. Martha Clark,