Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-22
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Alma Gerald went to Fairfield
on business Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Day was in Water
Vile for a few hours Saturday.
Attorney and Mrs. Bernard Gibbs
of Madison were in town on pusl-
ness Saturday morning.
Mrs. Newton Blaisdell and son
Willard of Mercer were in town on
business Saturday.
Mrs. William Farrell, who has
been a surgical patient at hospital
in Lewiston. returned home on the
IL A. NJ. train Saturday.
Mrs. James Coupe and Mrs.
Charles Corson of Mercer were shop
pers in Skowhegan, Saturday.
Mrs. Ada Sidelinker of Veazie was
in town Saturday calling on rela-
tives.
Mrs. Fred Lambert of Waterville
arrived in town Saturday noon to
visit over the week end with Mrs.
| Alba Robinson.
Miss Mabel WEIGH, who makes for
market door plates, went to Lewis
ton on a business trip Saturday
morning.
/. Col. and Mrs. Roy L. Marston and
| their guests, DR.. and Mrs. Horace
| P. Stevens Of Cambridge, Mass, left
Saturday morning on a fishing trip
to Moosehead.
Mrs. George Rowell of Skowhegan,
Mrs. Myrtle Rich and the Misses
Leona and Lila Foss of East Mad
ison road. made up party to spend
the day Saturday in Waterville.
Mrs. Ollin Dudley went to Fair
! field, Saturday morning, where she
visited over the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Miss Agnes Coburn who went to
Pittsfield to attend the Skowhegan-
NJ. C. 1. baseball game Saturday,
was the guest over night of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Wilder Humphrey, returning
home Sunday.
Mrs. Simon Nudd, a former resi-
dent of Skowhegan, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. E.
Norton at her home on West Front
street, left on the morning train Sat-
urday for Iitchburg. Mass.
Master Milon Turner, the younger
son of Mrs Mildred Turner of the
Malbon's Mills road was operated
on Saturday for the removal of ade-
noids and tonsils, at the Somerset
hospital.
Mrs. Frank Cedgley returned to
her home in Waterville on the morn
ing train Saturday after being the
guest of her sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome c. Abbey of
| Madison avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Falzaroon
and son Thomas of Lowell. Mass, ar
! rived in town on the early morning
| train Saturday, coming here intend
! ing to purchase a farm from the T..
A. Strout farm agency and locate in
! this vicinity.
Mrs. Ernest L. Savage returned
on the evening train Saturday from
! Mechanic Falls where she has been
the guest Of her friend, Mrs. Maria
| Jackson, and was accompanied on
| her return by Mrs. Jackson who
! will be q guest in the Savage home
! on Water street.
Mrs. Emma Berwick, who has been
/
Mrs. Mary Savage, at the home of
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est L. Savage on Water street, for
the past eight weeks. left on the
morning train, Saturday morning,
! for her home in Lawrence, Mass.
| Everett Il. Goodrich and Henry
Crowcll of Skowhegan and Harry l..
| Goodrich of Palmyra, the county
commissioners were at Flagstaff the
last of the week where they met
with the State highway commission
and held a conference regarding the
! rebuilding of the bridge which spans
the Dead river at Flagstaff which
months ago.
| Mrs. Matte Rowell, who is en-
| ployed at the State sanitorium at
| Fairfield, was the guest of relatives
in town over Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Murphy who is the cashier
at the Maine Central station here
! and who has been substituting as
agent during the vacation which the
agent, Frank L. Flint, is having,
was taken i'll Thursday night and
! was unable to work Friday and
| Friday night was operated upon at
| the Somerset hospital. 1t was a
pus case of appendicitis. Mr.. Muir
4 ply, who came here from the coast
! some months ago has made many
| friends here who will regret to know
| of his illness.