Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-25
,Sk0WnEeAN LOCAL News
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Blanche Befnier went Monday
afternoon to Watsrville, where she
will visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sir0is.
Henry Lacomb returned to Water
vile on the late train Monday after
noon after being in town over Sum
day the guest of friends.
Mrs. Ivan Fournier of Jackman ar
rived in town Monday on the 11.00
o'clock train and will pass few days
here on business.
Mrs. Gideon Rancouft of Jackman
arrived in town Monday noon On the
Ill O'clock train and will pass d few
days in town on business.
Mrs. OrwOod Whitehouse, who kas
been a surgical patient at the Somer-
set hospital has so far recovered as to
go to her home In Canaan.
John Rancourt Of Jackman Is in
town on business for a few days ar
irving on the II o'clock train Mon
day forenoon.
Mrs. Lewis Casweli has gone to
Augusta where she will visit for a
few days with her nephew, Donald
Clement and his mother, Mrs. Mar
telIe Clement.
Mrs. Arminda Smith who recently
sold her home on Beech street TO
Harold Holden and purchased place
in Hinckley. went to her new home
on the 11.40 train. Monday noon.
Mrs. Dennis Gallant and little r.
othy, returned Monday night from
Waterville, where they had been Wis
; iting Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Clukey
since Saturday.
Mrs. Amedee La Croix, who had
been in Waterville the guest Of Mrs.
!. Thomas Duquette and Miss Alphon-
sine Duquette returned on the eve.
ming train. Monday.
Mrs. George Weston and her
daughter. Mrs. Helen w. Hutchin.
son. returned on the II O'Clock train
Monday noon from Portland, where
they had been on business since last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Goodwin who
had been in town the guests of Mr..
Goodwin's brother and wife, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Sanford Goodwin, returned
ihoAOdy " ucT HUI10 III HdlrHolQ,
leaving on the 11.4o train.
Mrs. George Flewelling returned
Monday on the evening train to
Skowhegan on her way home in East
Madison. after being in SanEerviIie
where she had been called by the Ill.
ness of her father. George Easier.
Miss Ernestine 1,aney who has beer,
the guest Of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. John vigue, at their home
on Free street. returned Monday af-
ternoon to Waterville where she is a
student, at Mount Merici Academy.
Mrs. Verna Jewett. graduate nurse,
who has been caring for Miss Norma
O'Brien of Bingham, a surgical r..
tient at the Somerset hospital, com.
pleted her duties on the case and
gone to Norridgewock where she is
caring for Charles Hussey.
Mrs. Madeline Thompson, who was
in town over Sunday the et1est of
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden, went to Wa
terville Monday afternoon where she
Will visit with friends. after which
she will feturn to Sangerville where
she is employed.
Willis Clougt Of Madison Bridge.
George Clough and Mr.. and Mrs. ORR
son Clough Of Lakewood were in
town Monday to attend the funeral
service Of their half brother. William
A. Clough. which was held at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon in the Fed
Grated church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Clough.
Jr., and Mrs. Walter Pilsbury who
were in town to attend the funeral
service of their father. william A.
Cloush Of Portland, which was held
Monday afternoon, returned to their
home in Rumford Tuesday, leaving
on the 8 o'clock morning train.
Mrs. Walter King and little SON
Henry Perry. went on the 11.40 train
Monday to Gardiner. where she will
visit with her husbands parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George King. for 4 Few DAYS
before going to her new home in
Richmond, where her husband has
preceded her. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
GARNER, Mrs. Kings parents, who Re.
Gently sold their home on Beech
street will leave today, Wednesday.
for Richmond where they are to
make their home in the future.
County Agent G. A. Storer Of the
Somerset county Farm Bureau ana
Miss Marion q. Hare the county
hsme demonstrator, went to Pitts
field Monday afternoon. On Tuesday
they were in attendAnee 1t q com-
fnunity- planning meeting Of the
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