Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-13
'Sk0WHEGAM LOCAL News
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, Farmers s ~
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Z. o. Fall of Cornville was
In town on business Friday.
Or. Walter L. Tobey Of Portland
was In town operating at the SOM
erset hospital Thursday.
Mrs. Carrie Smith, matron at
Good viii. was in town on business
Friday.
Mrs. ]. II. Dyer and daughter,
Miss Anna Dyer of Cornville, were
out-of- town shoppers in Skowhegan
Friday.
Hon. Blaine Nilcs of Augusta ar
rived in town ON the II A. NJ. train
Friday and visited briefly with his
coufin, DR.. Charles r. Niles.
Mrs. Annie Z. Hackett left Friday
morning on the 8 o'clock train for
Syracuse, y. Y. The return trip
viii bc made hy automobile.
Miss Arlene Clark went to Oakland
f. day morning. where she will pass
tic week end with Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Il. knight,
Mrs. Hattie Films. who passed the
winter in New Jersey. will arrive
in town soon for a visit with her
lsothcrs. Hiram Bcarcc of North
avcnuc and Damon i5carcc of Shir-
lev street and their families.
Arthur Cushman. who is in the
states employ Ivy the department of
the motor vehicle inspection, accom-
panied the chief OF the department,
" H. ShorcN, on a trip through
Norridcevock, South Paris, Bridg-
ton and vicinity recently, adjusting
the lighting of autos and installing
stations for the adjustment of
lights. Mr.. Cushman will make n
trip into Franklin county next for
The Same purpose.
To increase the safety of the
children OF the Paroehial school
many OF whom attend this school at
u very early age. notices have been
placed on posts on each side of the
school grounds bearing the words,
school, Go Slow" The signs are
painted bright yellow with black
lettering and arc placed at a notice.
able position. This school is To-
Gated on Water street. which has a
fine piece of road which is always a
temptation to autoists to drive fast
and is nearly opposite the point
where High and Bush streets in
tcrscct Water street, making it a
busy place for traffic.
Miss Gladys T.. Rowell, who has
been passing n weeks vacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Rowell on the East Madison road.
went TO WatCrville Friday on the
morning train. where she visited
with Miss Vivian Hubbard. s. H.
:. Classmatc. who is n sophomore
~ Colby college. Sunday, Miss
HoNcll will return to Boston, where
she has completed her junior year at
the Posse Normal school and having
been excused from the final exam
nations. came home for the week.
Miss Rowell will attend the gradu-
ating exercises Of tho Posse 1922
class, after which She will go to
lilllshoro. y. II. where she will
pass several weeks at the Posse
Nisscn Girls camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brophy, who
have resided in the Varney house on
Madison avenue. are soon to move
TO n newly furnished apartment in
the upper story of the Ivory home
stead place on Water street. Mr..
and Mrs. T. T. Carter, who before
moving TO Connecticut, where they
resided during n part of the war
period. Mr. Carter having work
there. lived In the Narney house.
VIII again occupy the apartment va
Gated 10y the Brophys. The rent va
Gated by the Carriers has been en-
gagged 10y Mr.. and Mrs. William Mer-
row, who have resided in the .Jewett
mouse on Spring street, which has
heen sold to l.. i. Boardman of
Scion for home.