Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-01

FRIDAY, JANUARY l,
Mrs Harriet Brown Of Clinton call
ed on friends in town. Thursday.
Mrs. "A. c. Ladd of Fairfield, and
Mrs. Charles Hill of Waterville, Will
leave on Thursday. January 81. for a
several months trip to the West. On
their trip out, going to California as
the destination. they will visit, and
stop at Montreal, Chicago, Denver and
Colorado Springs, the Grand Canyon
of Arizona, and finally go to Los An
geles. While there they will visit Mr..
| and Mrs. Allie Lowell. formerly OF
this town. From there they will go
to San Francisco, to be the guests OF
| a niece of Mr.. Ladd's. and at Redwood
City they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
| aid B. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward p. Kenrick. At Chicago, they
will be the guests of a sister of Mr..
Ladd's, and also visit at Sacramento.
| They will then go up the cost to Port
| land, Ore, and to Seattle, Wash.
From there they will take the steamer
| to Vancouver, WASH and on the re-
turn home they will cross the Cana
dian Rockies, stopping at Toronto,
and at st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Mimi, also at Niagara Falls. coming
through the White Mountains. They
plan to be gone about three to four
months.
, Mrs. E. D. Hacey, who has been
! passing several days in town as the
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High street, has gone to Waterville to
visit before returning to her home in
Lewiston. Mrs. Hacey formerly re-
sided in Fairfield.
| Mrs. William Ireland was in Water
Vile Wednesday where she passed the
day as the guest of Mrs. Elsie Jones.
The next meeting Of the Younger
| Name Holman, corner Of Western
avenue and Newhall street.
| Ralph Drisko, who is employed at
Clinton, arrived Wednesday to pass
few days at his home on Newhall
street.
George Litchfield. employed at Hayes
Market is i'll at his home on Upper
|
Lester Wood has gone to Skowhegan
for in indefinite stay.
Robert Burke, Arthur Langlois, Ted
| Thompson and Omer Begin returned
Wednesday from few days stay at
! Camp Lucky at Clinton. They brought
home As rabbits,
Frank Mason of Livermore Falls,
who has been in town recently visiting
relatives has returned home.
James ingalls, of Lynn. Mass, who is
employed at Etna arrived Wednesday
to pass few days with friends.
Mrs. William Gould is confined to
! her home on Kicker street by illness.
Mrs. Roger Brown is i'll at her home
I at West Benton. Her daughter Doris
is also indisposed.
Harry Davis is moving his family and
household goods from Norridgewock to
the Hooper house on High street, where
they will make their home In the future.
Thomas O'Brian, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. William O'Brian of Maple
street, is able to be out, after a several
days illness with an attack Of tonsilitis.
Miss Arlene Pummer, daughter of
OWL SlcIh 49, I1uiiy VI
Boston, left Wednesday for Augusta
where she will pass several days as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. M. DOVE.
Miss Jennie Warren, who has been
seriously Ill at her home at West Rem
ton, was out Wednesday for the first
| time.
Phillip Vigue and family have moved
from the house on Water street, owned
by Albert o. King. to Waterville, where
they will reside in the future. and where
Mr.. Vigue will be employed.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club men,
bers were very pleasantly entertained,
on Thursday afternoon, at thr home of
Mrs. Augustus Varney, on High street.
The ladies passed the time in the usual
manner, by sewing, and the hostess
served light refreshments. The next
meeting of the club will held at the
home of Mrs Bckford on Kelsey street,
| Waterville.
| No appearance was made on Thursday
morning for the two one-gallon jugs of
alcohol that were seized on Friday, Dec.
Is, as the result of search in the home
of Fred Robbins, on Water street, and
| the liquor was declared forfeited.
DR.. George Friend. lately Of Boston,
Mass. who has been passing several
weeks in Etna, arrived in town this week
| to be the guest of his sister, Mrs. George
G. Weeks, Maple street. for several days.
Linwood Pitman returned Thursday
afternoon from few days visit at
Monmouth, where he was the guest OF
relatives
Miss Mildred Williams of Vassal-
Iboro is passing few days In town and
| Benton with friends and relatives
A regular meeting of Merrymeeting
Chapter, o. E. S., will be held Friday
evening at the Masonic hall. The in
! stallation of the officers will be held
| Friday evening. Jan. Is.
Misses Ruth and Mary Piper Of West
ern avenue were at Clinton Thursday,
where they attended the funeral of an
uncle
Deputy Sheriff Henry d. Brophy.
who has SO efficiently served under
Sheriff Thompson. was according to
a statement issued by the latter. Thurs
day, reappointed to serve in his for
mer capacity.
Irving Rollins. son Of Mrs. Rollins Of
Elm street, sustained rather painful
injuries on Wednesday evening, while
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