Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-27
PERSONAL MENTION

Austin Eames went to OAKLAND on
business, Thursday morning.
Mrs. NJ. F.. Andrews of Mercer was
in town Wednesday. on business.
Miss Gladys Hamilton OF ShaWmut
was in town for the day, Wednesday.
W. p, Hinckley of Good Will Farm
was in town Wednesday. on business.
Mrs. Francis Sisois went to water
VILE Wednesday afternoon where shc
visited with friends.
Attorney Howard Haley OF Hart
land was in town Wednesday, 1t the
supreme judicial court. a.
Roy Lancaster. manager OF the To-
cal store OF the Emery-Brown COM
cany Of Wateryille. was In that city
ON business Wednesday afternoon.
Henry a. Packard OF Auburn pass
Cd the night Tuesday in town. Mr..
Packard is leaving soon on trip TO
Cincinnati. o.. and st. Louis. Mo.
Mrs. Jennie Evans went to Fairfield
Thursday morning to visit for the
remainder Of the week with Mrs.
George Shannon.
Mrs. Mabel Narney returned Thurs
dsy noon from Pittsfeld where We'd
nesday afternoon and evening she
conducted dancing classes. !
Mrs. Fred Carpenter went Thurs
day TO Newport, on the morning train
being called there by the illness OF
her sister, Mrs. Annie Church.
! Harry Newton, who has been q sur
gical patient at the Somerset hospital
for a few weeks, was discharged from
that institution Tuesday, going to mis-
home on East Front street.
Mrs. Bertha Bouchard Of Lewiston
who has been in town the guest Of
Mrs. Samuel Roderick, went to Wa
ferville Wednesday. to visit friends.
Attorney II. II. Thurlough return
ed TO his home in Pittsf1eld Wednes-
day afternoon. after being in town on
business at the supreme judicial
court now in session here.
John p. Whitney Of Winthrop was
In town Wednesday, the guest'of his
son. l.. II. Whitney. who Is manager
Of the local salesroom of the Blais-
dell Automobile company.
Miss Phyllis Bennett of Waterville
was in town over Wednesday night
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J..
Flint at their home on COburn av-
enue.
Vincent Provincial who is employ
Cd in the vicinity OF Boston and who
was recently operated upon for ap-
pendicitis, Is In town passing few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Provincial.
Mrs Eugene Merrill returned We'd
npsday on the evening train from
Portland where she had been for
few days on business. While In the
city she was the guest Of her brother
in-law. George Merrill.
Mrs. Rose Annis, one Of the ma
irons at the state Reformatory, ae-
companied an inmate who was dis
charged from the institution to the
State sanitorium in Fairfield, We'd
resday afternoon.
Mrs. Bertha Wyer Of Fairfield who
was drawn on the fury reported at
court Wednesday morning. was ex-
cused and returned TO her home In
Fairfiold Wednesday, on the 1l.40
train.
Mrs. Thomas Robinson and little
daughter. katherine, who have been
passing some time with her mother.
Mrs. Roberta Moore, at her home on
Couvt street. have returned to her
home In Scion.
Mrs. Matte r. Lowe who has been
passing some weeks with her son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lowe, AT
their home on Baptist Hill. returned
10 her home In Shawmut Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Lowe accompanied
his mother 10 her home.
Today. Friday. Harry A. Dinsmore,
right illustrious grand principal con-
ductor OF the. woek of the Grand
Council of Maine will go to Bruns-
wick where this evening he will in
spect Mount Vernon Council No. .,
ROYAL and Select Masters.
Mrs. Henrietta Bowman. one OF the
matrons at the State Reformatory
for Women, went TO Lewiston Thurs
day morning and that afternoon ac-
companied home two inmates who
have been patients at the Central
Maine General hospital.
6IS. w by WIN w
Augusta Thursday on the morning
train to be present when her daugh-
ter. Miss Ruth Dysart, who is the
stenographcr in.the law Office OF Wal
ter Sanborn. submits to an operation
for appendicitis at the Augusta City
hospital.
Friends of Mrs. Shepherd Swain
will be sorry to know that she IL very
Ill and that her daughter, Mrs. Ger
trude Mitchell OF Boston, who Is here
caring for her mother, Is also i'll in
bed at the Swain home on Bush
street. Mrs. Eugene Swain. a daugh-
ter-in-law, is caring for Mrs. Swain
at the present. %
Mrs. A. W. Morse Of Pittsfeld and
Guy Bradley Of Brunswick. brother
and sister Of the late Charles Brad
ley. and nephew Harold Bradley Of
Cambridge. Mass. who were +: town
wednesday morning to attend the
funeral service OF Charles Bradley
left on the l1io train that afternoon
for their homes. Harold bradley
while In town vas the guest OF Mr..
ard Mrs. Leon Witham at their home
ON West ftont street. Guy Bradley
and Mrs. Morse were guests of Mrs.
Willis Bradley AMI Mr.. and Mrs. E.
\. Burns at their home in Madison.
Mr.. and AIRS. Burns and Willis Brad
ley were also in town Wednesday
morning to attend Mr.. Bradley's fu-
neral. :.