Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-05-04
|Sk0WHEcAh LOCAL NEWS,
Somerset County Headquarters Phones s:n.n .' ~
PERSONAL MENTION

was operated upon at tHS SOilSl ocl
hospital Monday.
Walter P.AOrdway went TO Port
land Tuesday noon to attend the
Grand Commandery meeting.
Mrs. V. Wintel and son. Ambrose of
Hinc!-ley were in town Wednesday on
business.
Misses Rattle Tozier and Perle
Haryille were in Watcrville shopping
Wednesday.
Frank r. Madden who is employed
by -olt ed Hight went to Waterville
on business y dnes3ay morning.
Mrs. Ella Lowell of Madison sub
mitted to a surgical operation at the
Somerset hospital Tuesday.
Mrs. George Smith and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Max Foster and her little
daughter Zelda of Canaan were
shoppers in town Tuesday.
Misses Evelyn Turner and Flor
ence Jones of Athens, pupils at the
Somerset academy, motored to
Skowhcgan Tuesday afternoon.
n, w. James of COrnville, who IS
employed in town hanging paper,
was at his home on Wednesday for
tho day.
Mrs. James F.asler and her little
granddaughter. Eden Chubhuck, re-
turned home Tuesday night from
Richmond, where they have been
the guests Of her son. Hugh Easier.
DIR. Cora NJ. Johnson, tho super
intcndent at the State Reformator
for Women. left on the morning
train Wednesday for the capital
CITY on an official business trip.
W. +. WNman. treasurer of the
Central Maine Power Company, and
his private secretary, Miss Ballen-
tvnc of Augusta, were in town Tues
day on business.
Mrs. May Wallace of North Bel
grade is in town the guest of her
daughter Mrs Helen Burgess at the
home of Charles E,lwell on Alder
street.
Mrs. Fred Philbrick returned on
the evening train Tuesday from
Bangor, where she has been the
guest for several days of Mrs. Henry
A. Appleton.
Mrs. Nellie Littlcficld Of Newport
arrived in town Tuesday evening
and is the guest Of her -daushter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. j. v.
WILEY at their home at Malbons S
Mills.
Mrs. Joe Poulin Of Augusta ar
rived in town Tuesday evening ana
is the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coron and her
sister, Mrs. Adclia Landry at their
home on East Leavitt street
Harry A. Dinsmore, right illustrI-
ous grand principle conductor OF inc
work. went to Portland "Wednesday
morning to attend the meetings OF me
Grand Council and the Grand Com
mandery. Mr.. Dinsmore plans to re-
turn Friday evening.
Miss Mildred Frederick, trained
nurse who has been in Starks caring
for her mother, Mrs. f. f.. trederlck'
who has been seriously i'll at her
home. has returned to her apartment
in. the J. Palmer Merrill block on
Water street.
Mrs. Frank HaYcock and her
daughters. Mrs. Walter CoWett ana
Mrs. Charles Fernald, have recently
| been in Canaan to see Fred Burke OF
| Chcrrvfield. who is a brother OF Mrs.
Havcock and who while in Canaan
the guest Of his son, Lester Burke
was stricken with shock.
Isaac {. Yeaton, who has been In
Skowhegan for the past seven ana u
half months, being employed as hre-
man at the New SkowheGan House,
left on the 10 train Tuesday after
noon for Houlton, where he will visit
with his sister, Mrs. G. W. Van
tasle.
Mrs. Blanche Friend returned on
the evening train Tuesday from Au-
gusta and Hallowell, where she went
as delegate from the Ladies Social
Circle of the Centenary Methodist
church to attend the semi-annual
meeting of the kennebec Federation
of Ladies' Aid Societies OF the
Methodist churches ard remained to
visit with friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Loberg returned
Tuesday noon from brunswick,
where they have been looking at
farms with the intention of purchas-
ing and making their home in that
locality. Mr.. and Mrs. Loberg went
to Athens on the evening stage
Tuesday night, where they formerly
resided and where they will be the
guests of friends for a few days.
Mrs. Charles Heselton and her son
Charles, Jr.. of Harrisburg, Pa, who
have been III town the guests of Mr..
Heselton's uncle, Martin +. Hescl-
ton of Winter street, and his uncle
on the morning train Wednesday for
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar l.. Ford
at their home on Madison avenue, left
Dover, y. H., where they will be
guests OF Mrs. Heselton's mother,
Mrs. Katherine Cavano before re-
turning to their home.
Mrs. Harriet Moore OF Jackman,
who served on the first traverse jury
during the April term of the Som
erset county supreme judicial court
and who at the adjournment Of court
went to Brunswick, where she visit
ed her sister, Florence Holden, ar
rived in SkoVhegan on the evening
train Tuesday and pT ssed the night
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell at
their home on the corner of North
avenue and High street Mrs Moore
returned to her home in Jackman
Wednesday.
Mrs. Abbie X Wildes returned
Monday night from Rochester, y.
Y, where she passed the winter with
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Elizabeth
Gilman Wildes, who has been very
i'll. Mrs. Elizabeth Wildes. who was
formerly of SkoWhegan, having been
born on Elm street in the house