Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Rov. George /. Thurlow. pastor of
tie Federated church, left on the
morning train Monday for Boston on
"a business trip.
Erwin Austin is suffering with blood
poison in his left hand. the second
nngcr being effected. Nj Austin re-
sides on Court street.
Harvey y. Adams of Richmond was
iu town Monday morning on his way
90 Norridgewock where he will be the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boone.
Austin Enmes who passed Sunday
nt his home in town or Leavitt street,
went TO Gardiner on business, Mon
day morning.
Miss Henrietta Pouler, who IS
pupil at the Mount Merici Academy
at Watervilc, returned to that city
Monday morning after passing the
week END with her parents in town.
MIR. aud Mrs. Il. l.. Russakoff res
turned 10 their home in WaterVllle
Monday morning after being in town
over SUNDAY tile guests of Mr.. Russa-
ioff's brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. Russakofi.
Mrs. Max Willard returned to her
home in Detroit on the late train Sat-
urday afternoon. being in town the
guest of her uncle ana aunt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Crosby at their home
on Madison avenue.
Miss Gladys Kicker returned to
WaterviIle Monday morning after
passing the wcei-onl with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kicker.
Niss Kicker is q student at the
Thomas business school.
Miss Maud plummcr returned 10
town Monday on the TAO train after
passlng Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles \. Piummer at their
home on the Middle road to Water
Willie.
Thomas Dionne of the Division OF
Markets OF the State Agricultural
Department, who was at his home In
town over Sunday, left on the morn
ing train Monday for Belfast. where
lie is going on official business.
ATTORNEY Thomas y. Weeks and
Mrs Weeks returned &c their home in
Watcrville Monday morning after be-
ing the guests over Sunday of Mrs.
Weeks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Q.
Chase. at their home on the River
road to Waterville.
: Miss Marion Brainard who was the
guest over Sunday Of her brother and
wife. Attorney and Mrs. Fred FOss
Lawrence at their home on Pleasant
street, has returned to Augusta where
she Is the assistant State Librarian.
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Miss EVELYN Wilson who is also en-
ployed at the state House being in the
Educational Department.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Boardman and
their children who have been resid-
ing in SkowheGan. left on the o'clock
train Monday morning. for Philadel-
rhia. Pa, where they are to establish
their home. Mrs. John Flaherty, Mrs.
Boardman's mother. who has been In
town as theip guest, also returned TO
her home in Philadelphia with. the
Eoardman's. Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman
have many friends here who regret
their departure hut wish them the
best of success in their now home.
Fraser Dunlop of the Norridgewock
road on the south side Of the river,
who with his parents moved here
from New Brunswick about two years
ago. has decided to study for the min
lstry and left on the morning train
Monday for Wollaston. Mass. where
he will enter the Eastern Nazarene
college 10 prepare himself for his
chosen life work. MIR. Dunlop has
been active irAthe church work at
the Centenary Methodist church hav-
ing been the efficient president of the
Epworth League for the past year
and half. Mr.. Cunlops many
friends wish fd1him happy and pros
porous months during his college
course