Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-24
ISk0WnEcAn LOCAL NEWS
ISomsrset County Headquarters Phones, nn -. :i'
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Mary Boulette went Monday
morning to Waterville where she
will pass a few days.
Miss Violet Allen of Athens was in
town Sunday filing her position as
soloist at the Federated church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Taylor of Har-
mony are parents of a little son born
Sunday morning at the Somerset
hospital.
frank Duley who has been m
ployed at the Maine Pulp and Paper
mill was in Waterville ON business,
Monday.
Miss Theresa Coyne, who was the
guest over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Bison, returned
to Waterville Monday morning.
Carl Taylor of Harmony is in town
passing some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Collins at their home on East
Leavitt street.
Mrs. Emma Dean, the operator at
the Somerset Farmers Telephone To-
cal exchange, passed Sunday at her
home at Twelve Corners in Madison.
Mrs. E., A. Dumont went to Wat
erville Monday afternoon, where she
was the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Ma
poleon Grcgoire. : :
Leon Leclair and Lager King have
been in Waterville since Sunday. They
will attend the third degree and ban
quet. being members of Somerset
Council.
Elliott Chase has returned to Wa
terville where he is student at
Colby college after passing he week.
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebcn b. Chase.
Attorney Edward r. Merrill return
ed on the 7.4o train Monday morning
from Bangor. where he had been TO
attend the funeral service OF DR.. Will
liam c. Mason.
Miss Florence Burrill, stenographer
in the Somerset county Farm Blu
reau office was delayed by the drifted
roads in returning Monday morning
from East Madison where she passed
the weekend with her parents. .
Mrs. Blanche Friend has completed
her duties in caring for Miss Addie
Prescott at the home of Mrs. Lima
place. Mrs. Friend is caring for Miss
Ami Morrison at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Morrison.
Miss Ruth Trefeathen returned
Monday morning from Waterville
where she had been the guest over
Saturday and Sunday Of her parents
Professor and Mrs. Trefeathen, and
resumed her duties as a member Of
the Skowhegan High school faculty
Miss Ethel Kennison. who is {;
teacher at the Western avenue school
| in Waterville. returned to that city
| Monday morning. after being a
! guest over Saturday and Sunday OF
| her brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
| Fred Kennison at their home on
Baptist hill.
Thomas Dionne, who is connected
with the division of markets of the
State Agricultural department. re-
turned to Augusta Monday morning
after being in town Saturday to at
tend the annual meeting of the
| Skowhegan Farm Bureau and pass
ing Sunday at his home here.
! Mrs. II. l.. Pratt. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Berry at their home on West Front
street since Wednesday of last week
returned to her home in Portland
Monday leaving on the morning
train. Mrs. Pratt was accompanied
by Miss Pearle Berry who will pass
a few days with her in Portland.
Somerset Council Of K. Of c. was
well represented at the Watervill'
degree work and banquet last eve
ming. The following members went
there on the afternoon train and re-
turned this morning. Willard J. Gro.
teau. the Grand knight of this Coun.
| ell. Ernest J. Groder. Francis E. Gro
teau. f.. A. Dumont, DR.. o. ]. Cara
J.. r. Thibodeau. Pierre D. Trial, Thed
J. PomerIeau. Levite Dionne. Arthur
Turcotte. William Poirer. Adolph Gil.
blair. Lawrence Deme Joseph T. Du.
lac. Arthur G. Bizier. Ed. ]. Roy. Ar.
chic D. Cote. Fred Bouford. Walter
G. Lessard. Godfrey Breton, George
Boutin, John O'Reiliy.
/ Coming Events
! The January meeting, of the Glenn