Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-02

l C0arleo Dealey went 10 WdIcINuAS
Wednesday on the noon train on
business
Carl Curtis has gone to Jackman.
Greenville and Guilford on BUSH
ness trip.
| Gilbert Bourgoin of Waterville
! was in town on business, Wednes-
day.
| Miss Olivia Davis returned to Wat
erville Wednesday. where she is en-
ployed, after passing several weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Dora M.
Davis, at her home in South Scion.
Mrs. C. r. Lewis. who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert N.
Pratt at her home on the Canaan
DAD, since Thanksgiving, returned
TO her home in Auburn Wednesday
afternoon.
Misses Alice E. Written and
Marie G. Fletcher passed WedAes-
day afternoon in Waterville.
DR.. Cora M. johnson, superin-
tendent, and Miss Theda Holmes.
parole matron at the Woman's Re-
formatory, returned Wednesday noon
from Augusta. where they attended
the budget meeting
| Morris Adams turned to Clinton
Wednesday, after being in town on
| business.
J. H. Colburn of Grand Falls. New
Foundland. who has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Barnes for a
few weeks. left Wednesday for Cam
ada, where he will pass few weeks
before returning home. Mr.. Colburn
is in the grocery business in Grand
Falls and he stated that aside from
the duty prices were about the same
there as in our local stores.
Mrs. Carl Curtis has returned
from Woodfords, where she and Mr..
Curtis were guests over Thanksgiv-
ing Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
| L. Walker. Mrs. Curtis was accom-
panied home by her niece, Ruth
Walker, little girl about three
years of age, who is the daughter of
Mrs. Curtis brother Frank Walker
Of Caribou, whose wife died early in
the fall.
Mrs. John Curtis and little daugh-
ter Marion Of Athens were in town
shopping. Wednesday
Mrs. c. G. Shope was in Waterville
on business. Wednesday.
Mrs. Dudley Lewis and Mrs. B. E.
Everett of Norridgewock were shop
pers in town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Powers Merrill
went to Waterville Wednesday aft
>erpoon to visit her sister, Mrs. H. A.
Bennett. The BENEFITS have recent
ly moved to Waterville from Massa-
chusetts. They have purchased the
Hackett place on Silver street and
will make their home in that city.
| F. T. Daily, representing the E. w
Nash Co. Of Boston, was in town
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Raymond Holt and daughters
Margery and Ruth, of Canaan, were
IN town shopping, Wednesday.
A requiem mass was held at the
st. Mary's church Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock, conducted by Rev
FIR. J. Louis A. Renaud, for John
Goodness.
The regular meeting of st. John the
Baptiste society will be held mex,
tuesday evening in Convent hall.
Mrs. George Blaisdell and Mrs. Car.
RE Rowe of Rome were in town shop.
ping, Wednesday.
Ernest Leighton, formerly an &C.
countant at the First National bank
now with Hornblower & Weeks. Port
land. is in town on business.
Saturday morning at eight O'Clock
requiem mass will be conducted b,
Fr. Renaud at st. Mary's Catholic
church for Elmer King, who died in
Gardiner.
i Arthur Cushman, who has beer
visiting his uncle, Clair Morris. 8
gulde at kineo. has returned home
bringing with him two fine deer.
Mrs. Mary Elise Fellows White will
return today from Portland where she
has been to play at the Rossini club
or which she is a member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Claire of Pres.
que Isle are occupying the Henri,
Hoyt farm in Madison for the winter
Mrs. Claire and her daughter, Mrs
Sybil Hasson of Dexter, who is visit.
ing her parents, were in town Wed
} nesday. shopping.
, Edward Boulier had the misfortune
to hurt his hand quite badly while
cranking his car. ~.
The funeral services for the late
Frederick G. Danforth who passet
away at his home. Tuesday forenoon
will be held at his home on Friday at.
ternoon at $50 o'clock. The official
ing clergyman will be the Rev. George
Merriam, who is a near neighbor OF
the Danforths. The Masonic service
will be held. The remains will be
placed in the tomb at the South Side
cemetery and in the spring burial will
be made in the family lot at Norridge.
wock.
Quite bit of excitement was caus.
ed Tuesday afternoon on the street
when a horse owned by Walter Har.
vey of Bigelow hin was found to BIZ
missing from Water street where i,
had been hitched in front of Blunt's
hardware store while Mr.. Harvey was
having a hair cut, and his mother
Mrs. George Harvey, who accompan.
led him to town, was shopping. Wher
Mrs. Harvey went to put her pur.
chases in to the sleigh no team coul6
be found. While the search was be.
ing made on other streets the tear
was drawn up in front Of the OXFORD
hotel and left standing without the
horse being blanketed after having
been driven very rapidly for a few
minutes. The halter and blanket were
found in the sleigh. The guilty party
is said to be man formerly from
Lewiston and he has agreed to settle
with the Harveys. The horse was
prettv stiff from the ra mid drive q mr.