Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-12

electrical COnEen1enCeS. iHe vacuum
system is installed and there are
three bath rooms. A wide veranda
runs across the entire front of the
house and is closed in with windows
which may be thrown open in warm
weather. The grounds have been
graded in such manner as TO make
the outside of the place one of the
most attractive OF the places in town
NJ. 3. X. Brooks. treasurer OF the
Maine Spinning Co. of Boston, mas
suite of rooms in the house for his
use when he has business at the To-
cal mill. After the dinner Friday
evening the time was passed soclaiiy
and with both vocal and instrument
tai music and all present enjoyed the
Hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell.
Punch waters. minis and nuts We're
served during the evening.
Mrs Lillian Deering and daughter.
Miss Vera Deering of Athens were
in town Saturday to shop and tc
meet Miss Laura Jones of Brooks,
who arrived in town on the . O'Clock
train and went to Athens with them,
where she will be the guest of Miss
Deering.
Mrs. II. II. Freese and Mrs. Gin
ton Norton. of Pennington, motored
to Skowhegan Saturday afternoon to
meet Mr.. Freese who is serving as
fireman on the run from Portland to
Skowhegan during the summer. After
the arrival of the . o'clock train they
returned to Pennington accompanied
by Mr. F'reese, who passed Sunday
/ at his home in that town.
! Mrs. Charles Atkinson, South Bos
! ton, who with Mr.. Atkinson is
snending the summer at their sum
mer home at Lake Wesserrunsett,
returned from Boston. Saturday
afternoon. where she had been for the
past week accompanying her nephew
Wendall Thompson, to the city for
medical treatment. Mr.. Thompson
also returned home Saturday after
noon
Mss Ava Munroe and Miss Mabel
Hall of Waltham, Mass, arrived in
town Saturday on the o'clock train
and went to Cornville where they
have a cottage and where they will
pass the remainder of July.
Miss Ella Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, has been at their summer home
of her brother, DIR. H. +. Stevens.
Bloomfield, for several days and on
Sunday DR. stevens and grandson
Edmund, arrived from Cambridge,
Mass, to pass some time here.
During the absence of Mrs. Lena
Newton, who is q surgical patient at
the Somerset hospital, Mrs. Frances
Holt of Hinckley is substituting as
operator for the Maine Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
j Mrs. Daniel w. Weber returned
to her home in Auburn after being in
town for about two weeks, being
called here because OF the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Joshua F. Will
Jams of Mount Pleasant avenue.
! Many friends of Mrs. Williams will
be pleased to know that she is much
improved. Mrs. Nellie Clifford and
daughter Mary are assisting Mrs.
| Williams in her house work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Collins. Mr.. and
Mrs Mathew Green and their guest,
! Mr.. Green's father, Mr. Walter Green
I of Haverhill, Mass, and Mrs. Collins
father. Elmer Staples, enjoyed an
| automobile trip to Dead River Eus-
It's and Rangeley, Sunday, making the
trip in the Collins S car.
Myron +. Smith and daughter,
! Norma. and Miss Phyllis Whiting
| motorcd to GreenVille, Saturday and
were accompanied on their return
by Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Hall, who were called to
, Somerset county to attend on Sunday
| the funeral service of Mr.. Hair s
, brother, Cyrus Hall, which was held
at his home in Bingham. MIR and
Mrs. Hall were guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Smith at the Smith
home on Water street until Monday,
when Mr. Smith. accompanied by
Miss Norma and Miss Whiting, car
ried them to Greenville.
Mrs. Laura Bernard, who has been
in town for several weeks visiting
her nephew, Charles Burnor and his
family, at their home on Winter
street, and other relatives and friends,
has returned to her home in Port
land. Mrs. Bernard was formerly a
resident of SkoWhegan.
Charles NJ Barnard returned to his
home in Auburn, Monday. after beng
the guest over the weekend of his
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard and
sister, Mrs. Mary 3. Stincheld at
their home on East LeaVitt street,
Mrs Charles Barnard, who accom- :
panied her husband here will remain
for the week and will also visit her
sisters, Mrs. Frank Thompson and
Mrs John +. Phillips at their homes
on West Front street.
Walter Green, who has been the
guest of his son and wife, M. and
Mrs. Mathew Green, at the home of
Mrs. Green's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. y. Bragg on East Ieavitt street
for several weeks, will return to his
home in Haverhill. Mass, today.
u Guy Parkhurst Estes, who has been
in town several days. the guest of