Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-04

guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred e. Sawyer
! at their home on BAPTIST hill.
A. c. Genthner who is 2avmastsr in
one Of the Dover mills. was a week.
end guest at his home on Turner ave-
uue. returning to Dover Monday after
noon.
Frank Currier has gone to Bangor,
WHARF he has enlisted m the army
Mrs. William n. Paine. who has
been in town several weeks assisting
hsr sister, Mrs. Eta LaCass, in caring
far their mother, Mrs. Syhil Pierce.
who is In very poor health. returned
to hsr homs in Portland Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. AdoIph Burkhart, who
attended the meeting Of the superin-
eendent and overseers of the Amer
lean WOODEN Company's mills in An
dover, Mass. at the home Of Pres
Wood, about two weeks ago, and who
have been visiting in Boston and
Providence, r. T., since, have returned
home.
Mrs. Arthur Longiey and two
daughters, Margaret and Mazda, OF
Providence, r. T., are in Somerset
county. visiting relatives for several
weeks. In town they'll be the guests
Of Mrs. Langley's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Prehle.
N. Lester Shepley, who works in the
! Atlantic & Pacific store in Watervilie.
has returned to that city. after visit
ing his family at their home on Sum
mer street.
The first annual Lakewood tennis
tournament began on the Lakewood
courts Monday, August >. The tour
nament will continue daily at ,
o'clock, Lakewood tims). The COM
mittee Of arrangements is made up
Of Herbert L. SWEET, Marcel Stein
burggc, Bert Harville and John B.
Hymer. The prizes will consist Of en-
sraved cups. Mondays score: In the
Gentleman singles between Warren
Hymer and Edwin Gee, Gee won 81
az, s-3. In the mixed doubles played
| by Warren Hymer. Geneva Smith
Richard Grant and Aileen Stein
burggs, Mr.. Hymer and Miss Smith
won 6-2, Ia. rs. The finals will be
played On Wednesday, August II.
On Wednesday Of next week the
Watervilie Merchants Association to
the number Of 800 are to have their
annual field day at Lakewood with
dancing in the afternoon, a dinner at
the Inn, and they will attend the
theatre in the evening.
Morrill, Hoxie Of Troy, n. Y, ar
! rived in town Monday to visit his
father Frank Haxle and his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dinsmore,
for three weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Donegan returned
Monday night after two weeks visit
at Carleton Place, Canada.
Miss Nancy Stilson of Boston,
Mass came Monday to visit with her
friend, Mrs. F. L. Flint Of Ceburn.
Mrs. Ora W Valliere has returned
from Old Orchard where she passed
two weeks vacation and has resumed
her duties in the ehaee of The Amer
lean Railway Express Co.
Miss Marion A. Thompson. who has
been visiting friends at Moose River
for few weeks. has returned.
Miss Edith Young returned home
on the late train Monday, after sew
eral weeks passed at Lewiston. the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Fred Knight
and at Lake Auburn, as the guest of
Miss Sadie Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hafery of
Heulton arrived in town Tuesday
morning and passed the day looking
at farms in this section.
Friends OF Mrs. Arthur Punlop of
Bloomfield street, will be glad to know
that she is somewhat improved in
health.
Mrs. O. n Dudley went TO Fairfield
Tuesday morning, where she will pass
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H Smith.
Miss Arlene Burner left Tuesday
morning for jamaica Point camps,
Belgrade.
Mrs. Neil Mills. who with her little
daughter Elinor Marion. has been a
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Hurley since Sunday returned
to her home in Portland Tuesday
noon. She was accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Merle Besaey. who will
remain with her two weeks
Miss Helen Fogler Of Boston ar
rived in town Monday afternoon. for a
brief visit with her uncle and aunt.s
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Fogler of Elm
street.
Misses Abbie and Rose Quincy and
two friends have returned to Water
Vile after visiting with Miss Eva
Pooler.
Mrs. Albert Varney OF Pittsfield
is in town, the guest Of her brother,
Maurice futile.
Mrs. E, c. Joy and Mrs. E. A.
Covell of Hinckley were in town
Monday shopping
Joseph Villieux of Waterlo, y. Y,
is in town visiting his sister Mrs.
Clevis PooIer.
| Mrs Charles Snow of Swampscott.
Mass. arrived on Monday afternoon
to visit her niece. Mrs. Lester Stew
ems, at her home on Beal hill.
| Charlene Cole left Tuesday morning
| for Richmond, where she will visit
her grandmother, Mrs. A H. Cole,
who is passing sometime at her cot
tage on the camp ground.
Mrs George WEIGH and little son,
| Erburn, returned to her home in
Watervilie after visiting for three
weeks with Mrs. Norris Laney and
H. L. Stilson, where she will enjoy
vacation Of d few weeks.
Andrew Wright returned to his
home in Worcester. Mass, after
visiting for a week with his cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Akely. He was
no &iaJ NJ,