Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-20
for a few hours Friday on official


attendance at the meetings of the
Principals of High Schools.
l.. H. Whitney, manager of the
Blaisdell Automobile Company's local
salesroonH. returned on the morning
train Saturday from Boston, where
he had been attending the Automo-
bile show.
Miss Gladys Kicker, a student at
Thomas Business school at Water
vile. arrived on the evening train
Friday to visit over Saturday and
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Kicker.
Friends of Mrs. ]. F. Williams will
be sorry to know that she is seriously
ill at her home on Mount Pleasant
avenue. Miss Mildred Frederick. r.
n, from the Somerset hospital, IS
caring for Mrs. Williams.
John H. Mooers who some months
ago purchased the Charles White
more farm on the Watch road, be-
tween Wilbuis and Canaan and who
recently sold it, is moving his family
back to Fredericton, New Drums
wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Symonds,
who have been in Boston for several
days visiting with their son, Harold
and with Mrs. Symond's sister, Mrs.
Carrie Hackett in AubuIndale, and
attending the Automobile show, re-
turned home Friday evening.
Miss Yovcnne Albert, who has
| been spending three months with her
brother, Kucll Albert and family at
their home in East Madison and with
relatives in Skowhegan, left on the
$50 train Friday for her home in
Madawaska in Aroostook county.
Mrs. Leon Richardson went to
! Rome Saturday, being called there by
the death of her husbands father.
Mr.. Edward Richardson, who passed
away Wednesday. Mr.. Leon Rich
ardson has been in Rome for several
! days. The funeral was held Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Hanson who is employed
at the Maine Spinning Mill here went
to her home in Canaan Saturday at
tcrnoon where she passed Sunday.
Mrs. Hanson will so to Waterville on
business today. Monday, and Will re-
turn to SkoWhegan and resume her
! work Tuesday.
Mrs. William Is. Woodbury. went to
| WaterVille Saturday noon and passed
! the afternoon in the city with Super
| ;ntcudcnt Woodbury. who was return
| ing from Augusta where he had been
| in attendance at the superintendent
| and principals meeting. They return
| cd on the evening train.
! Mrs. George Chase of North ave-
nue., went to Wins!oW with her
! daughter, Miss Margaret NJ. Chase,
Who was referee for the SkoWhegan
I.Iligh school Girls basketball team
/ to attend the game Friday evening
and visited with the family of her
! husbands brother, Frank l.. Chase
| i'll Fairfield before returning.
! Miss Louise b. Rumcry, a trained
! nurse of Portland, who accompanied
( DR.. TObcy here n few weeks ago to
/ care for Mrs. George Weston, who
was surgical patient at the SOmcr-
| set hospital and who has returned to
! her home on Water street, returned
to her homo in Portland Saturday at
!
The girls of the Sllowhcgan High
school basketball team. accompanied
by Archie o. Dostic, physical director,
were in Winslow Friday eycninl,
whore they played the Winslow High
girls team. They returned Saturday
on the II \. NJ. train a happy group
of girls, bringing tho report of an0th-
er victory for S. H. S. in score Of 80
to 4.
+. A. Murphy, cashier Of the
Maine Central Railroad Company at
, the local freight Office went to Ban
@or Saturday morning to meet Mrs
! Murphy and their two little children.
who are coming from Calais to
| mako their home in Skowhccan. Mr.
| Murphy has taken the apartment in
! the Avorc house on Baptist Hill, va
! Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
/ Pratt a few weeks ago when they
! purchased Il home on Beech street.
Mrs. Laura Fl. rinsmore recently
entertained the following ladies':
Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Lamb, Mrs. Jessie
! Fletcher, Mrs. Carrie Webb, Mrs
/ Mabel Bragg, Mrs. Carrie Bearce
! Mrs. Minna Savage and Mrs.
Georgia ;. Wilson at her home on
! East Front street. The afternoon
was spent playing finch and a most
| happy time was enjoyed. The hos
tess served delicious halequin ice
| cream and fancy waters.
| DR.. +. l.. Anderson, professor at
! Newton Theological Institute at
Newton Center and chairman of the
! board of managers of tho Baptist
| Foreign Missionary society. who has
! been in town since Thursday morn
! ing the guest of his daughter and her
/ husband, Rev. and Mrs. George L..
! Thurlow at the Federated church
| parsonage on Leavitt street. depart
! cd on the go train Saturday on his
| return.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCollcr of
Scion were in town the last of the
week on business. Their daughters,
Miss Rena McCol!er who teaches in
Newport and NJ . Elmer Small Of
! Newport, are spending the spring
vacation with their parents at their
! home in Scion. Mr.. Small, who is
| q teacher in Newport, attended the
superintendent and teachers meet
! ing in Augusta and have joined Mrs
Small at the home of her parents
| for the vacation.