Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Gerald WoOdSum of Oakland
arrived in town Saturday on the
morning train to visit with her sis
! ter, Miss Eva Springer at the home
, of Mr. and Mrs. Norton on Water
street.
| w. J. Grodcr of Randolph arrived
in town on the 7.40 A. NJ. train Sat
urduy and returned Sunday, being
| here on matters Of business. Whilo
in town Mr.. Grodcr was the guest of
his mother, Mrs George Groder.
Miss Mac Sylvester who has been
! in town the guest of Miss Vivian Nc
! Kay at the home of her parents, Mr..
a',d Mrs. Fred Mckay on North
avenue, returned to her home in
Lewiston Friday afternoon.
Miss Gladys Roberts stenog-
/ rapher in Dexter, arrived in town
! Saturday on the II A. NJ train and
was the guest over Sunday of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Roberts
! at the home of John Campbell on the
! Canaan road.
| Miss Laura Nottage, the teacher Of
! the school in the Parker district on
the north side of the river, arrived in
| town on the IL A. NJ. train Saturday
and that afternoon attended a meet
| ing of the rural school teachers after
which she went to East Madison to
pass the weekend at her home.
! Miss Marion Lard who has been
passing n weeks vacation with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G.
Lord at their home on the corner of
| Turner avenue and Bridge street. re-
turned Sunday to Sanford where she
! is member Of the High school
| faculty.
Harry a. Dinsmorc returned from
Portland Friday evening where he
| had been attending the annual meet
| ing Of the Grand Council of Maine.
While in Portland Mr.. Dinsmore
was elected and installed Right Illus
trous Deputy Grand Master of the
! Grand Council of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Clark OF Madi-
son were in town Saturday morning
and left on the s o'clock train for
Albion where they were called to at
| tend the funeral service OF Mr..
| Clarks sister, Mrs. r. +. Crawford
which was held at her home Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Poirier of Wa
tcrville have been in town for several
days because of the illness of their
sister, Mrs. Samuel Poirier who has
been very sick at her home on Cow
cit street. Mr.. Poirier returned to
his home Saturday on the 8 o'clock
tt.ot IN, hut lot, FN,
a longer stay with her sister.
Vernon Aver. the herdsman at
Sunnysde Stock Farm of Frank
Hight in Cornville, accompanied by
Mrs. Aver, were in town Saturday
morning and LETT on the S o'clock
train for Bath where they will be
guests of Mrs. Ayers mother. Mrs.
Frank Card. Mr.. Aver has at the
present time the care of Al head of
stock
William B. Reed OF Damariscotta
arrived in town Friday on the eve
ming train to be in town Saturday
when the remains OF his father.
Charles Reed who died few months
ago were taken from the Southside
tomb and buried. The remains of
Mr.. Reeds little grandson, Albert,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine En-
erson, who died a few weeks after
Mr.. Reeds death was buried in the
same grave.
Frank Curtis who Is employed by
Leon William in the automobile re-
pair business has returned from
Portland where he has been taking
a course in batteries, Mr.. Curtis mo-
tored to Wellington Wednesday
where Mrs. Curtis and their two
daughters, Arlene and Virginia had
been the guests of his mother, Mrs.