Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-11-28

throp Friday on the evening train att
or having been the guests of Mrs. Dy-
sart's grandmother. Mrs. N. 4. Kill
breth, since Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Drawn of Waterrille ar
rived in town Friday on the $40 L. NJ.
train and went to Canaan, where she
visited her mother, Mrs. Ruth Drawn,
until this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Could of Hi
ram, who have been in town the guests
.of Mr.. Gould's brother, Hon. Samuel
w. Gould, since Wednesday night, re-
turned to their home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Burriu Merrill and little daugh-
ter Dorothy returned to their home III
Norway Saturday leaving on the
morning train after being in town for
several days the guest of her brother
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckay.
at their home on North avenue
F. T. Clifford. a fertilizer salesman
from Winthrop. was in town the last
of the week. Mr. Clifford stated that
the farmers were buying readily which
indicates that large crops will be
planted BY the local farmers next sea-
son.
Mrs. Lizzie Bcaslie returned to her
home in Portland Saturday morning
after having been in town the guest
Of Mrs. Amos Smith.
Miss Elizabeth and Master Melvin
Eurton Of Hinckley wero in town for
the day Saturday, guests Of Thomas
Rollins.
Mrs. Prince Drummond. formerly
Miss Betty Macomber and a teacher in
the Skowhcran schools for scvera.
years. returned TO her home in Water
IN i1le Saturday morning after being the
guest over Friday of Miss Dorothy
Day at tho home of hor parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Day, on Madison
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Croker, who
were married on the ed of November
and have since hcon guests of Mr..
Crorkcr's uncle and aunt. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Levi Bean, at their home on Mechanic
street. returned TO their home in King
field Saturday, leaving on the morning
train.
Miss Evangeline Rove, who has been
tho guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. s. Rowe. returned to W3terville
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Charles Matson of Middle
street was the guest for the day sat
urdav of her former ncighhor. Mrs.
William L. Briggs. at hcr home OF.
Ncwhall street in Fairfield.
The November meeting of tho Glenn
cntine Weston Woman's Christian
Temperance Union which was 10 have
been held at the home Of Miss Ger
trudc S. Weston on Tuesday after
noon has been postponed to Thursday
afternoon. December |. when it will b"
held with Miss Weston at her home
On the Island, at which time an inter-
esting program viii be presented
which is being arranged ~ MIS-. Flor
cncn Waugh Danrorth. All ladies are
cordially invited to be present.
! Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Robinson anil
two children returned to their home
! in Auburn Saturday morning Gftcr DO
! ing guests at Tic tg!lome on
! tho Back road to Watcryilc ever the
/ THANKSGIVING vacation.
| Miss Miriam Hardy. a senior at Col.
| by college, has been the guests of Miss
! Vivian Hubbard, who is sophomore
at Colby. at the home of Miss Hub
hard's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
| Hubbard. at Kilcare on tho Lakewood
road. whore MISC Hubbard has been
passing the Thanksgiving recess.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stafford return
! cd Saturday morning from Cambridge.
whore they were guests over the holt
| day of Mrs. Stafford's parents Mr.. and
! Mrs. Samuel Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hanson and
/ baby daughter Virginia, of Watcrville
| were in town Saturday morning on
! their way to Athens. whore thes arc to
pass the winter with their rarcnts,
| Mr. ana Mrs. William Hinton and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Taylor.
! The funeral service for George G.
Nelson, who passed away at The home
! # his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Elmer
| Russell. on Bailey street early
! Wednesday evening, was held at thn
! Russell home Sunday afternoon at $50
, o'clock and was conducted by Rev
| George Loring .Thurlow. pastor of tho
| Federated church. TIE remains wore
placed in the receiving tomb at the
Southsido cemetery to await burial in
the spring
| Mrs. II. A. Bennett Of Watorvil1n
and her guest Mrs. T.. p. Ireland Of
Stetson We're in town for the day
| Saturday
Misses Belle Dennison and Laura
| CalWcn who are teaching in the
| capital city returned Saturday on the
| LAO train after being in town over
! the Thanksgiving recess the guests
! of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Haincs of Mid
/ die street and Mr. and Mrs. John
/ Nutting of Mount. Pleasant avenue.
The executive board of the Ella F.
, Mitchell Philathca class held its first
| meeting since the election OF the fol-
| lowing officers, president, Mrs. Dora
! Trafton Nye; vice president. Miss
J Anne NJ. Caswcll: secretary, Mrs.
! Bessie i. Thompson; treasurer. Mrs.
{ Ina w. Creation at the home of the
! president, Mrs, Nye on Bush street.
, Friday evening and plans for the
: coming years worl; were discussed
| and arrangements made for the De-
/ cember meeting.
Miss Amelia Halle returned Sat
| urday afternoon to Auburn where she
| is a student at the Maine School of
! Commerce after passing the Thanks
/ giving recess with her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Edmund Halle.
, Miss Margery Morrison left on the
| 11.4O train Saturday noon for Boston
after being the guest of fcr cousins,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morrison over
| rThonlzc1ixinp Mice Morrison ie