Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-23


Mr.. and Mrs. Myrton Dennis of
Athens were business callers In
Fred Tufts of North Cornville was
business caller In Skowhegan.
Monday.
L. H. Appleby is building two
cottages at Lake Wesserrunsett on
the east shore. The cottages are
being built for w. D. Sargent and
Chester Nutting and will be about
"a by 81 feet and there will be in
Miss Evelyn Chase s. H. s. '26, Is
employed in the office of The Somer-
set Motor Company.
Miss Anne M. Caswell, Past
President. is to take over the
editor in chiefs position on The
Pine Cone, the Maine Bulletin Of the
Business and Professional Woman's
Clubs taking the place of Miss Mar
garet M. Chase, who is now the
State ,BTP. w. President.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Priest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Simpson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen e. Dyer were on
camping trip to Cundy Harbor
over the weekend.
Professor and Mrs. Wheeler Of
Waterville were in town, Monday,
guests of Mrs. Wheeler's cousins,
Mrs. George Otis Smith. Mrs.
Wheeler attended the At Home at
Miss Louise H. Coburn's given for
Mrs. George B. Harding Of Ontario,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben B. Smith.
daughter, Miss Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Bigelow and Emmons Casey
were at Cundy Harbor, Sunday.
Miss Ellen Peterson, a missionary
in China. who Is on furlough, was in
town, Monday, a guest Of Mrs.
the At Home at Miss Louise H. CO.
burns for Mrs. George B. Harding,
from Ontario. California.
Harold Brophy and stepson,
Edmund Lawrence, returned Mon
day to Winterport, where they botn
have employment, after passing
Sunday at their home here:
Lyman Thompson, Of Boston, and
A. S. Thompson, of Lewiston, have
been in town calling on relatives and
friends and also visited their niece.
Mrs. Maurice Moore, in Blackwell,
Madison. They are uncles of the
late Frank and Abel E. Thompson.
Mrs. Sara Cobb, of Guilford, is a
guest att the home of her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon l..
Wilson.
Friends of George Clough, OF the
Lakewood road, who has been i'll, will
be pleased to know that he is able to
ride out and Is gaining.
Miss Verna Porter, who has been
teaching at the Polk Institute in Polk,
Pa, will arrive home Monday to pass
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. A. Porter, of Water
c+r he II
end in Haverhill, Mass, with Miss
Elizabeth Gleason, a classmate at
Miss Wheeler's kindergarten school
in Boston and who taught the year
before this at the Polk Institute.
Deputy Sheriff Harry z. Merrill, OF
Madison, was in town on business
Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Butler and grandson
Edward Butler, were in Waterville
Tuesday, to visit Mrs. Buffers broth
er Charles Pooler.
Miss Belle Collons, who has been in
Dover Foxcroft visiting a classmate,
Miss Mildren Thayer, returned on the
| noon train Tuesday and went to
the home of Mrs. Frank Davis in
Cornville.
Mrs. ]. H Grant went to Bangor
| on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora Davis and daughter.
Irma. and Mrs. Virgil Williams and
| daughter, Miss Mona Williams, of
Athens, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert L. Ames and daugh-
ter Miss Helen Ames, have returned
| from Norridgewock, where they were
guests of Mrs. Ames' mother, Mrs.
w. w. Huntoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Richards, who
have been residing in the house on
Mt. Pleasant avenue, owned by Dam
iel Cummings, have moved to Is AL
der street. into a house owned by
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Thompson.
Horace Ames, who Is employed in
Rockiand, and Walter Ames. who
works in Waterville, have returned
to their work after being guests of
| their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
| l.. Ames.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Pickett and
son, Lester, were in Clinton the first
/ of the week, guests of Mrs. Fickett's
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roundy.
Fred Fortier superintendent of sta
ions OF the Central Maine Power
| Company, was a business caller in
| town Monday, from Watervlle.
! Mrs. Holmes Pickett and son. Les
| ter were in Waterville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Coburn Smith,
/ VINO have been attending commence
/ ment exercises at Colby College, from
| which they both graduated, and who
! have been guests at the summer
, home of Mrs. George Otis Smith, of
| Washington, D. c., returned Monday
night to Cambridge, Mass.
Miss Helen Coburn Smith Colby
College, ~, left Tuesday night en-
route for Madison. Wis, where with
a party of friends from the college,
she will represent Alpha chapter Sig
ma Kappa at the National conven-
ton Miss Smith, in Brookline, Mass,
| Will attend the wedding of friend,
before starting on the western Jour
| ney.
The annual convocation meeting of
Somerset Chapter, No. Is, ROYAL
Arch Masons, will iccur in Masonic
nall Friday evening, June %.
A Daily Vacation Bible School is to
be conducted at the Bethany church
beginning on Tuesday, following the
4th OF July. Any children from the
! ages OF four and fourteen NAV at
tend the school. There will be music,
Bible study, games. handiwork. An
eiiiclent superintendent and teachers
VIII be In charge of the school,
Basketry Meeting
The monthly meeting of the
Ladies Branch of the Skowhegan
Local of County Farm Bureau will
be held at the municipal building.
Thursday, the oath, and will be an