Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-03


Aaughter, Mrs. Mary Knight ana at
the home of her nephew. Robert NC
Collier, left Saturday morning lot noA
hurry. Mass, where she passes the
winters with another daughter. MISS
Sadie KNIGHT. Mrs. Knight, who Will
be 80 years old IN December, makes
the trips alone and rather enjoys the
Journey.
Miss A. Ruth. Trefethen passed sat
urday and Sunday with her parents
Prof. and Mrs. II. e. Trefethen' at
their home in Watervtlle.
Mrs. Wellington Adams OF Mad'-
son was the guest Of Mr.. and MRS
Charles Burnor last week at their
home on Winter street.
Mrs. Nellie Paris returned to her
home in Richmond Friday AFTERNOON
after passing two weeks with friends
in Jackman and Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Rest and MIS-
Rests mother. Mrs. Nettie Aver, were
in Watcrvillc Friday afternoon SHOP
ping.
George Maxfeld Of Canaan was
business caller in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wescott nave
returned from New Portland, where
they were guests Of friends.
Mrs. Eva Standwood and htle
daughter Elizabeth, who have been IN
town for the week. guests Of Mrs
standwood's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Moore, returned Saturday py
automobile to their home IN Rum1oro
DR.. f. White was in HinckleS OH
professional call Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Haseltine OF HartlanH'
who has been the guest OF MI. ana
Mrs. HarIie Bishop at their home on
Bloomfield street, went to Hartianu
Saturday morning. where she will pass
the week end with her sisteH Miss EN-
nice Hoyt, a teacher in the city
schools.
Mrs. Maria Folsom has recently re-
turned from Readfeld, where she was
4hc guest of her niece, Mrs. E. &.
Frost. and Mr.. Frost of New Jersey
who arc at their summer home In that
village.
Mrs. Frank Sedgley went to her
home in Waterville Friday afternoon
after having been the guest for sew
cral days of her sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Jerome Abbey of Mad
ison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs William Laskey left
on the s o'clock train Saturday morn
ing for Auburn and Portland to visit
relatives for a week.
Frank Foster Of Augusta arrived IN
town Friday night and was the week.
end guest Of his parents, Major anu
Mrs. Foster of East street.
Mrs. Joseph Goulette and little son
Melvin returned from a business trip
TO Portland on the Friday evening
train.
Miss Lana Nottage. who teaches in
the Parker school in the eastern part
of the town. passed Saturday and Sum
day with Miss Lizzie Lord on the Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe e. Lawly returned
TO their home in Matapan, Mass. Sun
day after passing several days with
relatives in town and attending the
fair, The trip was made in the Lawly
car.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hanson and
little daughter Virginia went to Ath-
ems Saturday morning, where they
will be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hinton and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G..
Taylor.
Mrs. o. c. HUFF and Ethel F. Butler
of Athens were in town Saturday
morning on their way to Bangor on a
business trip.
Mrs Ida Leavitt Smith went to Al
gusta on the o'clock train Saturday,
where she will be the guest for few
days of her niece. Mrs. Alice Devin.
Mrs. Owen Bradbury of Reading.
Mass, arrived in town Friday on the
night train and will visit her cousins.
Ernest A. Decker of East Leavitt
street and Charles Decker Of Turner
avenue, and their families.
Mrs. James Pugh of Cornville and
her guest Mrs. Sarah Tibbetts Of
Rockland were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Wescott at their home on
the Athens road Friday. EN
The secretary Of the Augusta Y. NJ.
c. A., Frank Condor, was in town
Friday on business at the courthouse.
The final meeting of the directors
Of the Town Improvement Society be-
fore the last meeting which will be
held on the last Friday in October.
was held in the library parlors FIJI
day afternoon. There was a good at
tendance and many matters of interest
were discussed and acted upon. The
calendar committee submitted the pro-
gram for the winter Of 1922, which
was accepted, arrangements for the
first meeting at which the directors
will serve tea were completed and
it is expected that the club will open
with a fine program on Friday after
noon, Oct. %. Five names for mem
bership were presented and accepted.
the new president of the society is
Mrs Irene H. Turner. who has already
exhibited rare ability as an executive.
Skowhegan Grange will hold spe-
cial meeting next Wednesday evening.
Oct. s. and it is hoped that every
granger will be present, as an un-
usually good time is anticipated.
H. W. Holden of Moose river, who
has been in town several days. wen:
to Bangor Saturday morning where
he passed Sunday and returned to
Moose river.
Mrs L. A. Dascombe, Mrs. Annie
Hackett, Mrs. r. F. Wilson. Miss
Sarah ]. Anderson and her guest
Miss Constance Anderson enjoyed
an automobile trip to Phillips, where
they had dinner and returned by the
way Of Stratton, where they had din
ner and returned by the way of
Stratton and Flagstaff on Friday, the