Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION

erville. Friday morning, where she
passed the day with friends.
Mrs Basil Ellis, who has been in
town for a few weeks, as the guest
OF friends. left on the morning train,
Friday, for her home in Portland.
Mrs. George H. Webb, who has
been surgical patient at the Som
erset hospital, las returned to her
home on Water street.
Henrietta Bowman, a matron at
the State Reformatory for Women,
was in Waterville on business, Fri
day.
w II. Stevens of Bangor, who has
been in town on business for few
days, left Friday morning for New
York on a business trip.
Mrs. Lamont II. Appleby Of Jewett
street passed Thursday with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bigclow, at
their home in NOrridgewocl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Michaud Of
Watcryille have returned to that
city, after having been in town over
Thursday night on business.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Larrabee OF
North street will go to Norridgewock
Sunday, where they will visit with
Mrs. I,arrabee's grandmother, Mrs.
Nitham.
Rev. p. 3. Osborne. who passes a
part of the time with relatives IN
town, has gone to Oxford county,
where he will conduct Seventh Day
Advcnts' meetings.
DR.. Gertrude Hall OF Augusta. of
the board of State Charities and Cor
rcction, returned to Augusta, FRIDAY
morning. after having visited the
state Rcformatory for Women.
Mrs. T.. d. Savers went to Lewis
ton on the morning train Friday, TO
see her father. Isadore Triel, VINO
submitted on Thursday to very
serious operation at the Sisters hos
pital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McQuillian of
Newton Center, Mass. have arrived IN
town and are the guests of Mrs. NC
Ouillian's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Abbey, at their home on Ahddle
street Mr.. McQuillian is a student
at the Harvard Medical school.
Mrs. I. b. Warren, who has been IN
town since Memorial Day as a guest
in the home Of her nephew, Dr.
Stanley NJ. Cover at his home on Co
burn avenue left on the morning
train. Friday, for her home in Port
land
Miss Hildred Tobey and her friend,
Miss Ruth Lunt, who have been IN
town as the guests OF Miss Tobeys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Tobey
at their home on the NorridgewocK
road, returned to Waterville, Friday
morning. They are employed in the
New England Telephone office.
Mrs. Matte Goodwin and Mrs. Mar
garet Briggs are in Boston. They
made the trip from Skowhegan by
automobile. ON Friday they attend
cd the graduating exercises at. liar
ward Law school. Mr.. sherman
Shumway, nephew of Mrs. Good
win and will pass the summer at
her home on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Plummcr, accom-
panied by Miss Leila Fairbrother,
Mr.. j. +. Cole, and Mrs. Iayra
Twadcll, went to North New Port
mer car. They attended the gradual
ing exercises of the North New Port
land High school. Mrs. plummer is
n graduate Of that school.
r. s. Greenwood and two little
sons, Gilbert and Pusaell, Jr, who
have been in town as the guests of
Mr.. Greonwoods parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. s. r. Greenwood, at their home
on Madison avenue, left on the morn
ing train, Friday. on their return 10
their home in Wcstficld. Mr.. Green
wood had been at Orono, where ne
attended the graduating exercises
and the 5Oth anniversary observanceS
of the university. Mr.. Greenwood
was graduated from the L. of NJ. in
tho class of 1917.
Mrs. Eta SWEET Bradley, and Mrs.
Ben Rcddcn were in town for a few
day. giving a concert. On Wedncs-
day evening, accompanied by MIS-
Mary Emery Marston. They left on
The morning train. Friday, for their
homes, Mrs. Bradley going to SOM
crville and Mr.. Rcdden to Matapan,
Mass While in town, Mrs. Bradley
and Mr.. Rcddcn We're guests of Mr.
ana Mrs Leon T.. Witham and their
guests aid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mad
den moired 70 Parlin Pond. where
they enjoyed a picnic dinner and
some good fishing.
Miss Mabel Robinson went to Wat
crNille Friday on the morning train.
She will be the guest for a few days
Of her cousin and cousins husband,
Nj. and Mrs. Eugene w. Crawford
WHO were former residents of Show
hogan. On Friday evening Miss
Robinson attended the graduating
exercises .of the Watcrville High
school. Earl Crawford. her cousins
son. was one of the graduates and
had an honor part in the Science
department. Many friends in town
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford will be in
t"rcstcd to read OF their sons grad
untton from High school.
Rev. Leslie w. Grundv and chill
Ircn, Walton and Helen. We're in
town To attend the wedding of Mr..
Grundy's brother, Earl b. Grundy Of
Portland and Miss Pcarle c. Har-
VILE of Skowhegan. At the marri-
age service Mr.. Grundy assisted the
Rev. Herbert T.. Nichols, pastor of
the Centenary Methodist church Mr.
Grundv and family returned to their
home in Phillips, Friday, making the
trip in their car While in town they
were guests OF Mr.. Grundy's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Grundy OF Me-