Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-04
PERSONAL MENTION


MIS-. Stilman Holmes of Baptist
hill PISSED the day Wednesday with
h, s: ter. Mrs. S. =. Elkins at her
home in Waterville.
County commissioner Harry Good
rich of Palmyra and Henry Crowell
went to The Forks Wednesday on Of
fetal business.
Mrs. Cecil Chase and daughter
Florence of Fairfield arrived in town
Tuesday on the 5.45 train to visit
with Mrs. Leon Buker.
DR.. Alfred Mitchell of Portland will
be in town today, Thursday, to opcr-
ate on a patient at the Somerset hos
pital.
Leslie f. Jacobs returned from
Portland on the IL A. [. train where
he went as a delegate, to attend a
Masonic meeting
Arthur Chadbourne of Canaan who
has been a medical patient at the
Somerset hospital has been discharged
from the institution.
Mrs. Cynthia Rolfe who has been a
patient at the Somerset hospital was
discharged from that ir~titution Wed
ncsGay.
Mrs. F.. r. True went to Clinton
Ncinc-Say morning to attend the
func",I that afternoon at two O'Clock
Of her cousin. Miss ClcOna True, while
III Clinton Mrs. II e will be the guest
Of 'Irs. S. Galusha.
]. p. Clark. solicitor for the Central
Maine Power company of Augusta
and Walter G. Wyman, the superin-
tondent of the inside work, were in
t'rons on official business Wednes-
Cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Allen OF Richmond
arii-' 1 in town on 20 IL a. NJ. train
y ''~"~da,-. Mr.. Allen. no is en-
nloyed by the Central Maine Power
company was here en- official busi-
ness.
Miss Edith Sparkling, who was for
merly salesady at the Bucknam
drug store. arrived in wn on the II
A. =. train Wednesday from Fairfield
to assist in the store for a few days,
during Mr.. Bucknam's absence.
Mrs. Adele Bllidcau who has been
in town the guest OF her sisters Mrs
Potter Cowett and Mrs. Charles
blanchard left on the 1:1O p. NJ
train Wednesday on her return to her
home in Montreal. Canada.
J /" On Chapman who seriously in
| j ed his left eye by its being hit by
a piece of iron was in Waterville
Wednesday for a treatment by Dr.
| Hill who has been caring for the eye
since it was injured.
Harry Goodrich, a member of the
| board of county commissioners OF
Palmyra, who was in town Tuesday
! to attend the MAY meeting Of the COM
missionNrs, was the guest over Tues
! day night of Commissioner and Mrs
avenue.
| Grand Commander of the Grand
| Comman6ery of Maine. Frank w
| lBucknam. accompanied by Mrs. Buck
,nam and Charles a. Ross, motored to
| Portland Wednesday. where Mr.
| Bucknam attended the annual meet
ing of the Grand Commandery of
Maine on Wednesday evening and
retired from office OF Grand Com
mandcr.
Mrs. Annie Davis who has been
| p ~si"~ fc+ flNs with her daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
iHaGoon. returned to F'reeport Wed :
n ny. in" on thn rlOrninc train.
T~' Weeks Who his been the guest
Of his mother. Mrs. Frank Hight at
her home in CornvilIe was in town
Wednesday morning and left on the
- o'clock train for Davidson where he
lf employed 5 hcrdGmdn doing ad-
| vance registration work for the sum
" n~hcr company.
The Bible Study class of the Fed
Grated church met for study TUESDAY
evening at the home of Mrs. Walter
;. Stinchfield at her home on Court
| street. The study was directed by the
pastor Rev. George J.. Thurlow and
the book discussed was Joshua, and
proved in the manner which Mr..
Thurlow took up the study most in
tcrestin-. The class will meet next
Tuesday evening. with Mrs. Thomas
GreenWay at her home on Ioavitt
street and the book to be studied at
that meeting is the Judges.