Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-10-12

Miss Madeline. Ware of Gardiner
was in town Monday on her way to
Canada where she will be the guest
of Mns. Rose Jewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Berwood returned
to their home in Oakland Monday on
the 11.4O train after being the guests
Of w. H. Berwood in town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnewell Of Mad
ison was in town Monday noon on
her way to Waterville on business
trip.
Mrs. Harding Currie Of Fredericton.
~. B., has been passing week as the
guest of her brother, Arthur r. Jor-
dan and family, at their home on the
Middle road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Day. and Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Day and five small
children arrived in Skowhegan on the
II o'clock A. NJ train Monday, COM
ing from Bath. They have purchas-
ed a farm in this vicinity Two truck
loads Of their household furnishings
preceded the family to their new
home.
Leslie e. Jacobs, grand master OF
the Grand Lodge of Maine Of l. Q. o.
F., left Monday noon on the l.4o
train for Mechanic Falls. where on
that evening he made and official VS.
it on the Monami I. o. o. F. Lodge.
Tuesday morning Mr.. Jacobs went to
Nashua, N. H., where Tuesday and
Wednesday he planned to attend
meetings held in that city Of the N.
H. Grand Lodge Of ]. o. o. F.
NJ. and Mrs. Wallace of Augusta
who were en- route to their home
were in town Monday noon after
having been the guests OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Wallace at their home
in Norridgewock.
The Maine Telephone and Tele-
graph Company will observe October
~ and Thursday, Oct. 20, as visitors
days. Invitations have been issued
signed by the general manager, M. P.
Abbott which read as follows: "At
any time during these days from
A. NJ. to 3 P. M. you are cordially
invited to visit any Central office OF
the company and see how telephone
calls are handled. We believe the
operation of the switchboard and
other apparatus will be interesting
to you and that your visit and in
spection will be of mutual benefit.
II there are those who have never
visited a central Office it will surely
be of much interest to them to avail
themselves of this invitation. Visit
the local office in the third floor in
the Philbrick block on Water street.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles A. Moulton of
Hartland were in town Sunday to call
for their daughter Miss Ina Moulton.
who had been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd G. Nye at their home on
the corner of Bush and Leavitt
streets. Saturday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Nye, daughter Miss Dorothy M.
Nye their guest Miss Moulton, and
Mrs. Marion Drake Flanders motor
ed TO Bangor where they attended
the Saturday evening Festival con-
cert, returning home after the con-
cert.
Attorney Edward F. Merrill Of the
firm of Merrill & Merrill was in Wa
terville on business, Monday.
Friends OF Attorney and Mrs. Will
liam H. Halves Of Madison avenue
will be sorry to know that on Sun
day it was necessary for physicians
to anlputate the forefinger on Mrs.
Eawcs' right hand which on Friday
she had caught in her electric wiring
CT, and on Monday Mrs. Halves de-
velopcd a case Of scarlet fever. The
>, Mt
scarlGt fever for several days as two
Of the fse children. William and John
arc IL, with the disease.
Mrs Stanford Ward Of Brighton is
In towr visiting her sons Ernest A
Decker Of East Leavitt street and
Charles Decker Of Turner avenue and
their families.
Relatives in town of Miss Eva
Nillis.-ne have received word an
nouucirs her marriage to Garfield
Green which occurred in Water
vile the last of the week. the cere-
merry being performed by DR.. c. r
Whittemore. Mrs. Green is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Williams of Leavitt street.
A little daughter was born to Rev
and Mrs. George Loring Thurlow OF
I.eavitt street Tuesday morning a.
the Somerset hospital. This makes
the third daughter in the Thurlow
home. The other children are Ruth
and Eleanor.
Mrs. Marie Singleton and son and
daughter Of Newport have moved
ip+n tho I>.o MI Cream houcc m nm
per Middle street. which was for
metly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
Basil Ellis, who recently moved tc
Portland.
Leon Titccmbe is passing severa.
days at his home on Summer street
Andrew A. Buckley of Boston has
been in town fer a few days or
business.
The home Of George Foster or
Madison avenue is under, quarantine
for scarlet fever.
The first meeting of the Colder
Cross, after the summer vacation
will be held tomorrow evening
Thursday, Oct. Is, in Heselton hall
". G. Leighton state deputy, from
Gardiner will be present. After thu
meeting an invitational social viii
be held. to which members are priv
ileged to invite guests.
Elmer E. Harris, superintendent o
the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery
accompanied by Mrs. Harris, left ii
their car Tuesday for st. Johnsbury
Vt. where they will be guests o
their daughters, Miss Freda Harris
who Il an instructor at the st. Johns