Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-11-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. and Mrs. q. l.. Dow were in
Wu;cr.illc Tuesday.
Thomas Ciarkins OF Madison was
in town OH business Monday.
Mrs Wilmot u. Whittier was in
Watcrvil!e TUESDAY on business.
Mrs. Lena Smith went to Water
vile Tuesday morning where she
wI1l be the guest of friends.
NJ iss Hazel Lee of Waterville ar
rived Tuesday morning and will pass
:, few days here on business.
Henry Crowell went to Grecnvllle
on business interest. Tor the Coburn
Heirs, Incorporated.
Luther III. Elliott OF the Eaton
cn route for Boston
John Boying ton Of New Portland
Was Il business caller III town Mon
dan
Miss Esther Flcweiling. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Wallace Dore
returned to her home in 11inckley,
Tuesday.
Mrs Mathew Green, the chief OPP
orator of the Maine Tel. and Tel. Co.,
an OIllCldl NIolt W ANSSa0hSAA
office Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Hobart, who teach
es at Goodwill passed Monday night
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hobart, Of High street.
Mrs Annie S. Clark went to Gar
diner Tuesday morning where She
will be the Thanksgiving guest Of
her neice and husband. Mr.. and Mrs.
George York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Andrews Of
Malbons Mills road and their little
daughter Lucille have returned from
an auto trip to Augusta where they
were the guests of Mrs. Andrews
relatives.
C. W. Thing. who has been the
guest OF relatives in Canaan was in
Town Tuesday enroute for Boston.
Mr.. Thing with party Of friends
will soon leave for Florida where he
will pass the winter.
Miss Virginia W Anes. a student
at i3atcs college. Lewiston. will ar
rive in town this Wednesday evening
and will pass the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her mother. Mrs. Ethel W.
Annes of Summer street.
Walter Green of HaverhiD. Mass,
arrived in town Tuesday night and
will be the guest over Thanksgiving
of his son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Green's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
Bragg of East Leavitt street.
Miss Sarah J. Anderson, who
came TO Skowhegan from Boston
Saturday night to attend the funeral
service on Sunday of Mrs. w. L.
French of the Lakewood road, re-
turned to Boston Tuesday, where
she will PASS the winter.
Misses Constance and Ruth An
hcrson. who passed the summer with
their cousin. Miss Sarah J. Ander-
son, at her cottage at Lake Wesser-
unsett and several weeks with
friends in town left Tuesday morn
Ing for Boston.
Mrs. Amanda Poulin. daughter.
Mrs. Cora Cay0uette aud three little
daughters. ard Mrs. Poulin's son
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poulin.
will pass Thanksgiving with another
ilttI vi MIS-. IouliIl. MI. anu
Mrs. Frank Changnon. Fairfield.
Mrs. William Jones and daughter,
Miss Florence Jones, left Tuesday
morning for Manchester n. f., their
former home. where they will pass
THANKSGIVING. with relatives. They
will visit with relatives in Worces-
Ger, Mass. before their return.
Iangdon Jewett student at
Eowdoin. came home from Bruins
wick Monday night and Tuesday ac-
rompaned by Willis r.. Porter mo-
iored in the Jewett closed car to
Brunswick for Herman Porter. son
Of Mr.. Willis Porter who has been
III for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard O. Burgess,
Nho were recently married in Wa
tcrNille. have returned from their
wedding trip and will make their
home in the upper apartment of the
ionsc on the Island next to the
Weston Power Station of which MFR.
Burgess is the superintendent.