Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Water Palmer. manager OF the
Fsrmers' Union at Hinckley. was n
town on business, wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Smith. matron At Ball
ey cottage at Good Will Farp, was
In town Wednesday on business.
]. B. Dougherty. who has been IN
town the guest Of friends. returned
"a Waterville, Thursday morning.
Howard w. Loud went to Portland
wednesday afternoon and VIII 60 on
10 Boston before returning home.
Mrs. Victoria Erickson went 10
Lewiston Thursday morning on
business trip.
II. z. Groves went to Boston We'd
nesday, leaving on the 11.lo train on
business for the st. Ledger Manufac-
turing Co. by whom he Is employed
Fred williams Of the Skowhegan
Novelty company went to Lewiston
on a business trip, Wednesday after
noon.
James A. seavey went Wednesday
on the $50 train to Dexter. where ne
win be the guest of his sister, Mrs
Sarah Dunlap. for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Chase went
Thursday morning. to Sandford.
where they will visit with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Bouford and other
friends for a few days.
Mrs. Everett Goodrich. who has
been the guest of her son, DR.. Blinn
O. Goodrich and family. at their
apartment at The Melcher In Water
Vile, for the past week, returned
wednesday evening.
Mrs. Ella r. Nelson who has been
passing a few days at her home on
Mechanic street, has returned to
waterville where she will pass some
time with her daughter, Mrs. Ber-
tram Melvin.
Robert Green. a freight checker at
the Office Of the Maine Central rail-
road. has been laid off as the COM
pany thought there was not enough
work 10 require his services at the
present time at the office.
Mrs. Fred Irving and Mrs. Fred
Gilbert who have been the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parks at their
home at Dudley Corner on the Cam
Adn TOHu, Tttuf Htu W thCii hchANo 80
Greenville Wednesday, leaving on the
$50 train.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Perkins and her two
little daughters. Edith and Margery,
arrived in town Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Perkins has been in Rochester,
y. Y. for the past few months car
ing for her mother, Mrs. James An
fcrson, who has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Roundy re-
turned to their home in Clinton on
the late train Wednesday afternoon.
after being guests OF their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
Pickett at their home on Heselton
street.
Miss Lulu Chapman, an accountant
at the local office of the Central
Maine Power Co., is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties. Miss
GLADYS Grant of the Augusta office
Ia taking Miss Chapman's place for
the week.
Ms. Charles Lancaster who has
recently sold her home farm at the
-Four Corners in Canaan, and her
son Percy Lancaster, were In town
on business Wednesday and were
guests while in town of her daughter,
Mrs. Henry Crowell Of North avenue.
Lawrence o. Hodsdon and his SIS
ter, Mrs. Alfred Williamson, left on
tho 1i.4o train Wednesday noon on
their return to their home in Somer-
willie Mass. Mr.. Hodsdon and Mrs
Williamson were called here by the
serious illness of their father, Will
liam o. IIodsdon of Hanover street.
Mrs. Merle Robinson of Scion was
in town over night Wednesday. WIS.,
Hing her mother Mrs. Roberta Moore
NJ her home on Court street. She
left on the morning train Thursday
for Lewiston where she will enter
the Central Maine General hospital
for surgical work. In Watcrville Mrs
Robinson was met by Mrs. Mildred
Doyle who went to Lewiston to he
with her during the operation.
Ernest Croker who with his fam
ily came TO Skowhegan from Citation
about the time that the Central
Maine Power Co. began work on the
dam across the south channel Of the
river and on the Weston power house
went 10 Clinton Wednesday. He will
resume work on the Croker farm or
Riverside which has been carried on
nv their son Ray. during the time
Mr.. Croker has been employed ir
Skowhegan. The family plan to go tC
Clinton In the near future and will
rent the house which they purchas-
Cd on West Front street. Mr.. Crock
er has recently purchased a heavy
pair Of work horses to use on the
farm. from Merton Chase.