Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-29
companied by Mrs. Arthur Bray who

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companied by Mrs. Arthur Bray who
has been a guest for a week of Mr.
and Mrs. Currier.
Little Jane Foss, the young daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Foss of
| Waterville, who has been the guest of
| her aunt, Mrs. Henry Bosnian of VOL
! laston, Mass, at Lakewood, where
! with her family she is passing sew
eral weeks, returned to her home in
| Waterville Saturday afternoon. Miss
Jane was accompanied to Waterville
| by her cousin, Miss Emily Bosnian.
Miss NJ. E. Genthner, who has been
| in town the guest of her sister. Miss
| Beatrice Genthner, at the home of
Miss Hannah r. Page on High street,
| left Saturday afternoon for Damaris-
| Gotta, where she will be the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
| Genthner. Miss Beatrice Genthner,
who is having a vacation from her
| duties at the bank, also went to Dam
ariscotta to visit with her parents.
Willis A. Porter, son Norman. and
Mr.. Porter's sister, Mrs. Mae TraftJD.
| and accompanied by Miss Ella Flard-
ers, have gone to Pressure Isle in the
| Porter machine. Mr.. Porter, Her
| man and Mrs. Traitor will be the
! guest of relatives. Miss Flanders
will visit with Miss Edna Chou who
| is q roommate of Miss Flanders at
| the New England Conservatory OF
Music in Boston.
Mrs. Harry Caldwell of Madison
| was in town Monday noon on her
| way home to Madison from Gardi-
ner whore she had been visiting with
| her sister, Mrs. Blanche Mckinnon.
| Mrs Andrew Martin and daughter,
! Carolyn McCallister, who have been
| at Lisbon Falls to visit with her
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stcn,
| returned home Monday on the noon
| train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hughes and
! three children and Mrs. Hughes
| mother, Mrs. Dawes, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles c.
| Cleveland have returned to their
home in Arlington Heights, Mass.
making the trip by machine and were
accompanied by Mrs. Cleveland and
| little daughter, Anne Lnella who will
be their guests for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. IL Applcby were
, in Auburn tho last of the week and
were accompanied home Sunday by
! Mrs. Applchy's sister. Miss Nesta
| Bigclow, who is a teacher in the city
schools in Auburn, who will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Appleby. Miss
| Bigelow will also go to Norridge-
wock to visit with her mother. Mrs.
Alice RiGclow and brother Walter,
and to Mercer whore she will be the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Florian Yea
! ton and family.
! Mrs. Gcorgianna Warrington of
| Keenc, Y. IT.. who has been in town
! the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Y
| roolcr, returned home by machine
| Monday in Kccnc, n. ii. She was
| accompanied as far as Old Orchard
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Poolcr who returned
on the noon train Monday and by
their son, Phillip, who returned to
| keene with Mrs. Warrington where
| he will visit until Wednesday of
this week when he will 80 to Hart
! ford, Conn, where he is attending
| a Catholic college.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Downs and son
| Kenneth and daughter Blanche Of
| Lawrence, Mass, arrived in town Fri
| day by machine and We're guests of
Mr. Downs uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
| Mrs James Gilfillian of Mount Pleas
ant avneue at their summer home on
| the east shore of Lake Wesserrun-
sott. Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs Downs
| ana children motored to Moosehead
, lHke and returned 10 Skowhegan on
! Monday and today, Tuesday, will
! start on their return to Lawrence.
Wheaton Girls Get to aether
Friday afternoon Miss Hannah r.
! Page gave a most delightful party at
! her home on High street, at which
/ time she entertained the following
graduates of and students at Wheat
on college in Norton, Mass. Miss
! Pauline Eaton Oak, Misses Marion
! and Helen Lord, Miss Carolyn Cow
! or, Miss Grace Fox, Miss Alta por-
| ter of SkoWhcgan, Miss Florence
! Sanders and Miss Eleanor Williams,
| of Athens. Miss Madame Marsh of
Providence, r. L.. who is a house
guest Of Miss Page. Another guest
was Miss Sarah 3. Young, of Scion,
who is the registrar at the college.
The afternoon was n most happy
occasion for all attending WHO en-
joyed the pleasure of getting to-
gether and talking over college life
and friends.
An enjoyable program made up
of the following numbers was given:
Piano solo, Miss Marion Lord; vocal
solo, Miss Helen Lord, accompanied
by Miss Marion Lord; vocal solo,
Miss Alta Porter, who was also ac-
companicd by Miss Marion Lord;
reading, one act play, Miss Oak. The
hostess served delicious luncheon.
At Somerset Hospital Since list of Jan.
Michael Campbell was discharged on
Saturday from the Somerset hospital,
where he has been patient since the
first of last January when he was
badly burned by high tension wire
which he was assisting to string across
the river at a point near the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Savage on Elm
street.
Mr.. Campbell was obliged to lose the
left hand between the wrist and elbow
He was, from all reports, a brave and