Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-13
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the MCGEE camps and the result Of
the trip was most successful catch
of excellent fish
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Varney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Narney and two sons.
Frank Junior and Ellsworth of Mer-
Ger were in town Monday on bust
ness.
Mrs Perley A. jackson and son
Ralph from Lewiston are passing
several days in town visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs A. Q. Burrill and other
friends MI and Mrs. Jackson
formerly resided in town on East
Leavitt street. living in the house
now owned and occupied by Mr. and
Mrs Ben. Collins. They moved to
Lewiston two years ago this sum-
mer. where Mr.. Jackson, who was
manager of the SkoWhegan Farm
ers' Union when they resided here.
has an excellent position with }. Is.
Ham Co, as retail manager of their
10 stores Friends Of the Jacksons
will be interested to know that their
older son Wilbur is manager OF the
soda fountain at the Kicker -JayneS
store in Lewiston this summer.
Mrs. Harris, wife of, Postmaster
Harry Harris of Canaan, was oper-
ated upon at the Somerset hospital
Tuesday morning.
Orrin Dean of Madison was in
town Monday on business.
Miss Addie Prescott of East Madi-
son returned home Monday from a
business trip 10 Portland and visit
with friends in Lewiston. where she
was the guest of Mrs. Kate CasWen.
Arthur 3. Merriam of Boston,
Mass, is in town passing his yaca-
ton with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
George Merriam at the Bethany
Baptist parsonage on Madison av-
enue.
Miss Marion Hare, the new Somer-
set county home demonstration agent
was in NorridgewoCk Saturday eve
ming. where she attended a meeting
of the Boys Club of which Roland
Everett is the leader, which was
held in the High school building.
Miss Hare will go to NorridgeWock
tomorrow, Thursday. evening TO he
present at another meeting Of the
same club.
Harry II. Harris. the postmaster at
Canaan, was in town Tuesday
II. McClintock of Athens was q
business caller in town Monday. MI
McClintock has recently moved from
Massachusetts to Athens, where he
has purchased the Bert TAYLOR stores
and opened a general store.
Murray Decker. Bernard Holt,
Robert Furber Smith Ames Maurice
Gates, Walter Wilson and Robert
Wyman are among the Skowhegan
boys, who are passing this week at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Boys Camp 1T Winthrop Cen
ter. George Halves is at the camp
having gone the first Of July to pass
: Tie month there.
Miss Eli2abrGh Thorp returned
Monday night from Etna. where she
was the guest of Miss Laura Merrill
for Il week
Mrs. c. +, Moore of Winthrop and
Miss Laura Smith of Naltham.
Mass. who have been guests Of their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs A. r Lamb of
Turner avenue ut their summer
{ home At Lake Wesscrrunsc,t re
turned; 10 their homes on Monday.
Rev. George Merriam. pastor of
the Bethany Baptist church was in
Canaan Tuesday afternoon where he
oific'atCd At thu funeral service of
{ George Hubbard. who died suddenly
az his home in the northern part of
the town Sunday morning
Mrs. John II. Jenkins and children
Jackie and Esther have gone to Es-
sex and Salem. Mass. where they are
the guests of rt latives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. G. \. Brown and little
son Nelson and Mrs. Lucy Stanchfi,ld
of Dover. were in town Tuesday on
business for the Strout Farm Agency.
for which Mr. Brown is the Dover
agent.
Mrs. F,ugenia Aver of Athens was
in town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. f, Crawford, Miss L. Maud
Lewis. Mrs Florence Robinson and
Mrs. a. NJ. Greed Of Waterville. who
are from the Boston office of the
Health Society were in town Tuesday
calling on mothers in their homes and
giving personal talks on chjldten's
diseases and their treatment and care
of children.
Mr., and Mrs w O. Hodsdon were
in town Tuesday. returning 10 their
home in Freeport after being in
Bingham where they were called 10
attend the funeral on Sunday of Mrs
, Peter Farley a sister-in-law Of Mrs
Hodsdon.
Mrs. Fred Watson and son ROYAL
We're in town Tuesday on their WAY
nome to Portland after having been
the guests of Mrs. Watsons sister
Mrs, G. f. Aver at her home in Ath-
ems.