Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-21

Joseph Smith OF Portland. formerly |
with the Direct Importing |
Co., in this city. was business caller |
in the city Monday.
Miss Leonie Vigneault of Nashua, |
y. H, is visiting her cousins, Mrs. |
red DAuteuil and Miss Dora Pelle !
tier in the city.
Mrs. z. B. Fisher Of Prospect |
street has gone to Bangor where she |
will visit with relatives and friends
for a few days.
Mrs Chester Alley of Waterville
was in the city Tuesday on her way
to Capitol Island where she plans to
pass week with friends.
Misses Josephine and Theresa o.
Leary Of Cambridge, Mass, are in the
city visiting their cousin, Miss Mary
Gagnon at her home at 81 State street,
arriving here Saturday.
Miss Lillian Chase has accepted Il
position with the Swift & Turner
concern as stenographer and book
keeper and assumed her duties Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Leavitt of
Boston, Mass, who have been visit
ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Lcavitt, Gannett street, returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mathew Nicholson
have gone to Ocean Point where
they plan to pass the remainder of
the month of August and where they
will be at the Wells cottage.
Miss E:mn: Yeaton resumed FER
6uties Monday as member of the
y. w. Adams Co. clerical force after
a four weeks vacation. Miss Yeat-
ton enjoyed the time at Lake Cob
bosseecontee.
Miss Maud Plummer of Portland
has arrived in the city to pass a few
days with friends and relatives. She
will also visit at Manchester with
relatives. Miss Plummer was former
~ an Augusta girl.
Mrs. w. B. Pierce and Miss Amelia
Pierce were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Wheeler of Main street,
Oakland. Mrs. Pierce was accom-
panied home by Miss Erma Pierce,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Wheeler for the past month.
Wilbert S. Wilson, city treasurer.
has moved his family and household
,y,t, %,
street from IS South Chestnut street,
where they formerly resided Mrs S.
S. Bunker. who has been living on
Chapel street. has moved into the va
Gated South Chestnut street rent.
Mrs. w. J. Dorr of No. r Chapel
street has received word from her
son, H. W. Dorr, cook Of Co II, 56th
Pioneer Infantry, at Spartanburg, S
g., that he has taken the course in,
training School for Bakers and
Cooks and has received q certificate
of proficiency as a first-cook.
Mrs. Adele Lincoln. who is in the
I JnittG States service and wears the
insignia of such. who lla; been
abroad N war work and who hos RAD
some Wonderful war experiences, j.
now Il. the CITY, visiting with f.lrn,is
and relatives. She is now cnjor n. s
sever,i days furlough from he,' dot
les.
Friends Of Henry Thyng. son Of
Henry Thyng of Prospect street will
| be interested to learn that he is now
stationed at Jacksonville, Fla. at
Camp Joseph Johnston. where he is
taking a course IN an officers train
ing school. Herbert Thyng. another
son Of MI and Mrs. Henry Thyng
is also at the same place where he is
taking military training.
William Condor of Brunswick, for
r,erly Of Augusta, now connected
with the Department Of Justice was
in the city. Monday on matters of
business pertaining to his department.
Hc started Tuesday morning for At
lanta, Georgia. having in charge four
prisoners, alleged violaters of the Sc
leotive draft law. He was also ac-
companied by L. S. deputy marshal.
Miss Madeline F. Tobey of Angus
ia. who IS visiting relatives at Ma
. chiasport, was in town one day last
week. the guest Of Misses Jeanne c.
Sanborn and Grace c. Hutchinson
At noon they went to Rogue Bluffs
where they were joined by Miss
Frances +. Longfellow who is spend
ing several weeks at Monsmere cot
tage, and picnic was enjoyed
Eor News.
larabee Smart
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