Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

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Etwya 0sast q Pit&stsa Il the
9usse Of bis uncle. Harry Green Of
this city.
Ths marriage Intentions Of Fred
More and Lena Wilton. both Of Wa
terviiie wsre placed on ale yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs.. II. y. Hennis Of Lin
erick were business callers In town.
yesterday.
The Misses Neva and zelma FgeIds
Of Portland are visiting friends Ia
town for . few days.
Miss Mary Gilman of Bangor re-
turned to her home after being the
weekend guests OF relatives IL. town
A. L. Raymond Ct WATERFOWL,
Aass- was . business visitor in this
city. Tuesday.
Walter Tracy and Herman Lovejoy
Of Lewiston have returned to their
homes In that city after q few days
business trip In town.
Ralph Gullifef OF High street lief,
yesterday for Bath where he will
visit friends and relatives for a few
days.
Pvt. Edward Rosene Of CampsUp.
ton has returned TO his home in New
York after spending the day viii
friends in this city.
Raymond Merrithew Of West
Phillips. n. d. arrived in this city
and win visit relatives in town foi
several weeks. He has recently re.
ceiyed his discharge from the service
George Hurley of the Freeman
Jeweriy store and Edward Pooier OF
Water street returned home this
morning after visiting in Boston fol
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Morse Of Pat
ten were In town, Tuesday. The,
were on their way to New York :e
met their son Albert who has beer
overseas for nearly two years.
Miss Reta Page and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Clements of Boston were II
this city. yesterday. They were re-
turning from an automobile triI
through northern Maine and Canada
Miss Alice Niece Of Mexico. Maine
returned to her home, Tuesday morn
ing after visiting here this summer
Later she will go to Everett, Mas!
where she win do pirate nursing fol
the winter.
Miss Alberta Crosse Of Rockland ar
! rived in this city Tuesday mornins
and will be the guest of her man:
friends for q few days before going
to New York where she< will teach
the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Patton Of Liver
more Falls arrived in this city. Tues
i day and will be the guests of friends
| for the remainder Of the week. Mr.
and Mrs. Patton were formerly Of this
city and their many friends are
glad TO see them back.
| Frederic Andrews of Ferrnout, Al
berta, was a caller in town yester-
day. Mr. Andrews is a civil engi-
neer and has spent a great deal Of
his time in Alaska where he did gov
eminent work. This is his first va
cation for twenty years.
An>automobile party consisting OF
Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs. Robert
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli johnson and
Dexter Roberts of Bangor were in
town Tuesday. They were on their
way to New York where Miss Barrett
and Mr.. R6bertsxwill enter Columbia
University.
Miss Edith Van Ziie, head Of the
American Red Cross in Maine is in
this city for a few days. Miss Van
Zile was one of the noted lecturers at
the Castine Summer School this year.
She has had great many years Of
experience, being one of Boston's
! most prominent nurses. At present
she is organizing Red Cross Chapters
all over the State.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Brown
have returned to their home in Prov
idence, after spending the weekend
with friends in town. Later they
viii 60 to Florida where they Will
spend the winter. They will join
their daughter, Jane who has been
in Boston for the sumemr. but who
enters vassa College this fall.
Despite the rain which fell In tor.
rents yesterday several automobile
parties from various parts Of the state
were in town yesterday. among them
! being Mr.. and Mrs B. r. Tipman an5
son Walter Of South -dgerly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dayton French, Miss Alics
Drew and Mr.. Chester Fields Of Pres
CUE Isle. and Mr.. and Mrs. n. L
L. Snipes Of Portland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Francis seremere o1
Trenton. n. j., were In town. Tues
day. Mrs. eeremcre was formerly o.
this city, being teacher In the cit,
schools several ago Mr.. Seremor'
has recently accepted a position II
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