Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

and keennesS OF mlnd.-Adv-
sept9-l6-23-30
kins of Madison were in town Tues
Gay. the guests OF Attorney and Mrs
Harold ]. Phillips.
The Misses Adessa Spauiding and
Kathleen Buckingham Of Norridge-
wock, were in town shopping, Tues
day.
Rev George Merriam, Miss Louise
II. Coburn, Mrs. Everett T. Goodrich
Mrs. Ella Il. Nelson. Mrs. Mary Arch
er, and Miss Alice E. Whitten Of the
Bethany Baptist church were in at
tendance Wednesday AT the Northern
Kennebec Valley Baptist Associations
annual meeting at the Baptist church
in Oakland. Joseph Coburn Smith. a
member Of the church. who is fresh
man at Colby. represented the Beth
any church at the evening session.
The following attorneys were pres
ent at the opening session'of Somer-
set supreme judicial court. which con-
vened at the court house Tuesday,
with Judge Scott Wilson presiding.
Judge John F. Holman. Athens;
Thomas Leigh, Augusta; Judge Tur-
ner Boswell. Solon; C. W. Hussey.
Waterville; Leroy r. Folsom: Judge
Fred Foss. Lawrence: Royden v.
Brown, Bingham; Mark Bartlette,
Wateryille: John Manson. Harry
Coolidge and Thomas a. Anderson,
Pittsfeld: Judge II. H. Brazzell and
George Chapman. Fairfield: ]. How
ard Haley. Hartland: Elmer Sawyer
North Arson; Clayton Eames. Scion;
Judge Charles o. Small. William r.
Brown and Bernard Gibbs, Madison;
II. E. Locke. Augusta: L. L. Walton.
George w Cover, f. F. Merrill, w. F.
Merrill, Amos K. Butler. Harold J.
Phillips. Daniel Lewis. John Lewis, M.
p. Merrill. w H. Halves. The hear
ing of a large number Of naturaliza-
ton cases began in the Supreme court
Wednesday forenoon.
A reception will be given by the
upper classes Of the S. H. S. to the
incoming class Friday evening in the
Grange hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lester Bragg and lit
tie son, Bernard. have returned to
their home in Waterville. after being
guests of Mr.. Bragg's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. y. Bragg.
Mrs. Matthew Green, Chief operat
or in the office OF the Maine Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co, was in Mad
ison Wednesday on business for the
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest c. Bickford,
who recently were guests of Mr..
Bickford's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bickford. have returned to
their home in Waterville.
Miss Burnham. police matron Of
Portland, was in town over Tuesday
night. bringing two women and three
babies, one woman being the mother
Of twins, and placing them in the
WOman's State Reformatory.
Mrs. Coles Richards of Madison was
in town Wednesday. shopping.
! Mrs. Fl. G. Hyer left Wednesday
morning, after being the guest of her
/ sister. Mrs. Hattie McAlaster, on her
return to Philadelphia. Mrs. Hyer
will soon go to Indiana, where her
husband is now located.
| Mrs. Rose Cushman and their
guests. Mrs. Allyn Caprnn of Wash
ington, ID. C. and Mrs May'Paige Of
! Winthrop, Mass. sister of Mrs. Cush-
man arrived home Tuesday night
! from an auto trip to Greenviile, re-
| turning by the way of Bangor The
| trip to Greenville was made to call on
! their only brother Clarence Morris
Their visit was unannounced and
they missed seeing Mr.. Morris, who
( is guide and was away with a par
! ty. and they were unable to reach
, him by telephone. This was a great
disappointment to Mrs. Capron, who
/ had not seen him for more than
/ twenty years Mrs. Capron is the
widow of the late Allyn Capron, who
was a captain in the Spanish War
and was killed in the first battle. Mrs.
j Capron is Red Cross Truck Driver.
Her furlough ends on Sept. 2sth
Both Mrs. Capron and Mrs. Paige
; left Wednesday for their homes.
; Elizabeth Dyer, who has been
, passing her summer vacation in
Hartland. visiting relatives, has re-
turned and opened her candy kitchen
in the second floor in the Seavitt
/ Block on Madison avenue.
| Mrs. Frank L. Gipson of Bingham
was in town Wednesday. coming
down by auto with her husband. De-
putty Sheriff Gipson. who is in attend
! ance upon the supreme court.
! The regular meeting of the Pris-
ella Rebekah Lodge was held in I. o.
o. F. hall Tuesday evening After a
brief business session, over which the
noble grand. Mrs. Lillian Smith, pre-
sided. the following program was
carried out, directed by Miss Nellie
Crawford. Mrs. Bernice Foster and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney: 4 Visit to the
! Dentist. in pantomime, Charles Turn
err, dentist; Eugene Tarbox, patient
and Mrs. Tarbox lady assistant;
reading. Mrs. Alice s. Baker: farce.
What Became of the False Teeth ?"