Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-03

Mrs, Ernest MoSher and baby son,
Leon, who was born in Skowhegan,
returned Sunday to her home IN
Smithheld.
Miss Alice Emerson has returned
from Dexter where she has been
guest Of friends.
w. B. Woodbury. superintendent OF
Skowhegan- Madison schools, was In
Madison, Tuesday light, being a
guest at supper served by the girls
Of the Madison Home Economics
Department, who entertained the
school officials.
Among the prominent people to at
tend the annual meeting sub-licen-
ced and connecting companies Telep-
hone Companies Association which
meets at the Community House in
Skowhegan on Friday, June 4, are
+. w. Storey, assistant president of
New England Company and president
of sub-licensed and connecting COM
panies; George Armstrong. assistant
to F. w. Storey G. F. Haggerman.
engineer of Boston; M. p. Abbott,
general manager of Maine Telephone
Company; +. NJ. Buswell. manager
of Maine Telephone Company; p. A.
Howard, supervisor of construction,
Maine Telephone Company: q. E.
L illUdult, lOi hlCiAy VI Aho WhS6eAAt
finance man of Maine Telephone
Company; A. ]. Hamlin, service
supervisor for State of Maine;
Miss Helen Hartnet, instruc-
tor; Julia Searles, chief operator of
Bangor. A program of much value
has been arranged and will open at
10 o'clock and continue throughout
the day. At 1890 the ladies' social
circle of the Centenary Methodist
church will serve banquet in COM
munity house dining room. Mrs.
Pauline Bragg Green has been active
in making the arrangements. She
is chief operator in SkoWhegan dis
trict
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Goundin were
in Pennington the first of the week
taking Mr.. Goundin's sister, Miss
Anna Goundin, to Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Langoens. of
Brockton, Mass, and Perley Flint. of
Boston, who have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Flint, have return
ed home.
Misses Louise Kicker and Doris
Jewell, of Hinckley, were in town
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Corrineau, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis J. Corrineau, returned We'd
nesday to Southbridge, Mass.
Harry Goodrich, of Palmyra, of
the board of county commissioners,
was an over night guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry CroWell Tues
i day.
Frank Adams was in Hallowell
Wednesday, aNguest of his daughters,
Misses Lucy and Lottie Adams.
Mrs. Lonia Goodrich and Mrs. Eta
Ellsmore were in Fairfield and Wat
ervi:ie on business Tuesday.
Linden Chapman, who has been
employed at the New Skowhegan
House, left Wednesday morning and
is to be employed for the summer by
the National Survey Company, hav-
ing for his territory southern New
Hampshire.
Miss Joe Poulin, who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Caron
! and Miss Adelena Landry for week,
has returned to Augusta.
Mrs. Ada E. Phillips left Wednes-
day morning for Kennebago Lake,
where she will pass the summer and
Will give massage treatment.
Murray Decker and Clarence Whit
ing have returned from a successful
fishing trip to Sugar Island.
Canton Somerset were in Depter,
Tuesday and Wednesday, attending
the annual State, Field Day and other
State functions.
Mrs. E. l.. Clough, Misses Dorothea
Clough and Grace Clough, and Paul
Steward motored to Bangor Wednes-
day, to call on Mrs. Haines Wheeler
/ and baby daughter, who are patients
in Bangor hospital
clifford Shilling, who has been en-
ployed by truckman, J. l.. Turner
has completed work and Wednesday
returned to his home in Hipckley. .
Mrs. George Croker, who passed a
few days with Mr. Crocker, who is
substituting at the A. and P. store
for the manager, Elmer Mcguire, who
is having vacation, returned We'd
nesday to her home in Auburn.
Miss Margery Mitchell, r. n. who
has been a guest of her mother Mrs.
Julia Mitchell, has returned to her
work in the General hospital, Provi-
dence, r. l.
Fred Frese was recently at Indian
Island. Old Town, where he engaged
the Francis Indian Orchestra to play
at Roseland, Saturday, June ~.
The regular meeting of Sunset
Niiaptei, NJ. 90, Oruer OF Eastern
Star, will be held Friday evening at
7:45. A supper will be served at
$50. A good attendance is requested,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. Gardner and
son, Willie, of Canaan, were in town
on business Wednesday.
Samuel +. Emerson of East Front
street will tomorrow attend the send
reunion of the Bird Maine Regiment
al Association which occurs in
Names capital city. This reunion is
to occur on the 65th anniversary of
the date of mastering into United
States service Of ire 3rd Maine Reg
1ment. OF this regiment there re-
main only about dozen or fifteen
veterans, but the association now
includes members of the veterans
families so there will be quite a
gathering at Augusta tomorrow.
The association is headed by the
following officers: president, Sam
uel F. Emerson; secretary and
treasurer, DR.. William McDavid:
corresponding secretary, Annie S.
Arnold. Cordial hospitality will be
extended the association by the cit
liens of Augusta.
COUNTY Cono ee;opar. D..