Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-23

recently. They were dinner guests of
Mr.. Conants sister and her husband.
DR.. and Mrs. II. 8. Spear.
Miss Mollie Bowman, who is en-
ployed at the Connecticut Agricultural
college at Storrs. Conn, will arrive
| in town Thursday. She will pass the
Christmas holiday with Miss Prudence
| Wadsworth. Madison avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Crunkite and son, Clay
ton of East Madison were in town
| shopping Tuesday.
| Mrs. NJ. A. Brewer of Medford is in
town passing few weeks with Mrs.
! Leslie H. Goldsmith, Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bean and little
daughter. Esther of Canaan were in
| town Tuesday. They were the guests of
Mrs. Beans sister. Mrs. Ralph Hill,
Norridgewock avenue.
Miss Rachel Conant Sophomore at
Colby college came up Wednesday and
| will pass Christmas with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Conant, Cross
street.
Dorothy Dunlap and Leona Yeaton
of Norridgewock. were Christmas
| shoppers in town Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Reed went to
Columbus Falls Tuesday afternoon
| where Mr.. Reed, who is builder of
concrete bridges has employment. The
| construction of the bridge uopn which
| Mr.. Reed is employed will take about
three months.
Mrs. N. e. Bessey of Hinckley was
| in town on business Tuesday.
| Marie Bison went Tuesday to Au-
gusta where she was the guest of her
| sister, Chantal Bison who is q
stenographer at the State House.
1 Miss Lena Wyman, the stenographer
| in the Office of Clerk of Courts Will
phia. Pa. She will pass several weeks
with her sister and her husband. DR..
| and Mrs. William II. Diller.
Mrs. e. NJ Rhines and daughter,
/ Helen Of Good Will were in town Tues
| day on business.
4 Luke Albert is entertaining his sister,
Mrs. Annie Manning from Providence.
r. 7.
| Mrs. Donovan Cool has gone to Au-
| gusta where she will pass the holidays
| with relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Heald of Nor
ridgewock were Christmas shoppers in
| town Tuesday.
(; Mrs. Mary Goodrich of Canaan who
has gone to Madison to pass the holi-
days with her daughter, was in town
| Wednesday.
On Monday evening Dec. n, the fifth
annual Skowhegan High school alumni
| ball will be held in Grange hall The
| music is to be furnished by kelley's
orchestra of Gardiner. These alumni
! dancing parties at Christmas time in
the past years have been very enjoy
able occasions. There are large num-
Der of the 8. H. S. graduates home
| for the holidays who are looking for
| ward to this happy reunion.
William Steward who has been en-
ployed by. the Central Maine Power
Co. on the dam has completed work
there and the first of the week will go
to Forsythe where he will be employed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones of
| Bloomfield street, were in Watervlle
on business Tuesday
Dorothy. Walter and Arnold three lit
tie children of Mrs. Annie Libby are
| i'll with the mumps at her home on
| French street.
Doris, Olive and Nellie Dunton of
! Norridgewock are in town passing a
week with their uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs William Littlefeld at their
\ home on the Back\road.
Mrs. Rose Goodness and Mrs. Laura
| Dulac were in Waterville on business
l Wednesday.
Word has been received in town of
the serious illness of Mrs. Charles
Oliver at her home in Bath. Mrs
oliver formerly resided in Skowhegan
and has many friends here who are
sorry to know OF her illness.
Miss Clara Tibbetts and her niece.
Miss Louise Kicker Of Hinckley. /were
in town Wednesday doing Christmas
shopping.
Miss Esther French. a student at Miss
| Wheelock's kindergarten school in
Boston, arrived on the Ills train
| Wednesday. She will pass the Christ
mas holidays with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George French at their home
on Mt. Pleasant avenue.
Walter Robinson is home for the re-
| mainder of the winter.