Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Dorothy Day vas in Waterviiie 10
take an art !, sson Saturday.
Attorney Howard Haley Of Hartland
was a business caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Mary Lombard went to Lewis
ton Friday afternoon to Visit her
brother, Joseph Cumberland.
Mrs. MARI Cole and grandson, Ken
ueth Cole. were In Fairfield Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Ruth Clyde left Saturday morn
ing Tor Boston to study dress making
millinery and designing.
Miss Ella Adams OF Wellington is In
town the guest OF her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. i. Washburn Of Win
ter street.
Mrs. walter Bird of Madison was In
town Friday on her way to Boston to
he the CUES; OF her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Tarbelle-
Mrs. Samuel Allen. who had been
the guest of her sister Mrs. Martha
Gilman Of the Island. returned to her
home in Watcryille Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Florence Charter and little son,
Miss Mary Lessor and Mrs. Selma
l.ituiippc went to Wateryille SATURDAY
Miss Annie Martin. who has been
ITO guest for several weeks OF nor
sin;. Mrs. 4. Berube. returned to Port
land. whore she is n stenographer at
the Congress Square hotel!
Roscoe Abbey returned Friday night
from Boston. whore he had spent a
few DAYS with Mrs. Abbey and little
daughters Lillian and Marguerite, who
arc spenG!uR the winter in Boston.
Mrs ". i. Wilson. formerly Of
sl,owhoean. now OF Cornville, was in
town Friday night on her return to
,'orpyillc from Waterville. where she
had been on business.
ms. ], I'm c. Griffin returned on the
lght train Friday from Franklin. ~
H. where she has been the guest OF her
daughter aud husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Drank Merriam.
Miss Viola Mathews OF Molbons
Mills came TO Skowhogan Saturday
morning anu was the Weekend guest
,f Miss Doris Whittcmore. They were
s II. &. classmates. being graduated
last June.
thomas Dtoune Of the Division OF
Marke q OF the state agricultural C.
,artmrnt at Augusta. came up Friday
,,iQh, TO spend the week end with Mrs
rionnc an their son at their home on
Alder street.
wills Pencil and little daughter
4 Eleanor OF Rochester. \. H., who nave
lA.rn ia town az guests of Mr.. Pennelfs
Ia,hcr. Folk Niacent of the Athens
road. returned TO their home saturday
afternoon. leaving on the late train
Mrs. Helen aIcNicar and granddaugh-
ter. Evorleen P'iely, who have been in
town tho guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
~. Could cf Elm street. returned TO
der home n Portland saturday morn
ing
Attorney sherman Shumway of the
law firm Of Cover IL Shumway. left
Friday afternoon for New York. Mr..
Shumway planned 10 see the faIe-
Harvard game and the trip was also
business trin.
Mrs. frank r.. Willard, who has
been tie guest of friends IN North jay
and At Strong returned Friday night.
Mr. ard Mrs. Willard are residents of
strong ANA are making SkowIcGan
their home While Mr.. willard Ia en-
rIovcd lv a +, Conant contractor,
Mr. and MIS-. Harry L. French ard
snu Gordon. Netl Sampson and Mrs.
Mildred Rcale will return today from
Northeast tIarhor. where they mo-
torcd Sunduy in tho Sampson car TO
visit Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Goodwin,
Formerly Of Ii.owhcgan.
Miss Elcanor Griffin OF the Boston
headquarters of the Red Cross. who has
been callin; officially upon Miss Alice
Tanguay. Red Cross nurse at Madison.
and Miss Alice r. Parker, the Red
cross school nurse at Skowhegan. left
Saturday morning for her home In
Portland.
Miss Crystal Perkins OF Madison,
who has been learning the millinery
business ut the Curtis Hat Shop, has
completed her duties there and has
been ut Guilforh, where she has been
mo guest cf her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Ms. Herbert Perkins. She is now
.topping Mt the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T.. Washburn on Winter street.
Mrs. Charles Provost and son OH
gene and her brother, Levi Butler left
Saturday morning for Lewiston where
they vii, be guests Of Mrs. Provost Is
CONS, Arthur aud Edward Ginrow, and
viii GO TO Ecston to visit another son
and return to Biddcford. where they
will be Thanksgiving guests Of Mrs.
Uroyost's daughter and husband, Mr..
End Mra. Eddie Hebert.
rev. Alexander Henderson, the re-
rglous director of the United Baptists
OF Naina convention. was in town over
Saturday night and Sunday. Saturday
evening he held n conference with the
Bethany church Sunday school work
ers and he spoke at the morning serv-
Ice Sunday ut the Bethany church and
went to Uisclloy for the Sunday school
and afternoon service.
Mrs. Nellie n. Perkins, who has been
In Skowhegan since the middle OF last
May. left Saturday morning for Mid
dleboro. Mass. where she will spend
the winter with her daughter and hus-
hand, DIT. and Mrs. Goodwin Ransden
Mrs. Perkins was formerly from Pitts
field. She has many friends in Skow-
hogan who regret her return to Mass
achusetts.