Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Flora Dunton and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur Plummer. were bus
mess callers in waterville, Thursday
afternoon.
THE two ladies' teams who are hav-
ing n bowling contest met at Bowie
drome Thursday afternoon and con-
tlnued the bowling. .
Mrs. s. IT. Il. Dysart returned Fri-
day noon to her home in Athens after
having been in town q few days the
guest OF Mrs. w. b. Wilson.
4. J. Leonard who was formerly
located here as engineer for the
Central Maine Power company now
located in Wateryille, was in town on
business Friday.
MrO. Matte T.. Goodwin left on the
morning train Friday en- route for
Los Angeles, Cal. where she will
pass the remainder OF the winter
with relatives.
Mrs. Herbert L. Ames left on the
Iii0 train Thursday, for Norridge-
wock where she will visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Hun
toon.
Miss Katherine Albeit Of Matawas-
Ia arrived in town thursday on the
evening train and will visit with her
brother. Luck Albert Of East Mad
ison
Harry A. Dlnsmore. Grand Prin
clpai Commander of the work Of the
Grand Council OF Maine, went Fri
day TO Rockland where he will in
spcct the Hiram King Council, Royal
md Select Masters.
Mrs. Susan Il. Libby Of Pressure
Islc arrived In town Thursday eve
ming and will be the guest of rela-
tivcs. Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. Porter and
WINS T.. Porter a their homes on
Water street.
Mrs Marcia Ellis returned to her
home I'm Winslow Friday morning
nfter hoing I'm town the guest of Mr..
ma Mrs. carleton Merrill Mt their
homo on tho corner OF Madison ave-
nue and LcaNitt street.
Attorney and Mrs. Amos X. But
Ter returned from Augusta on the il
o'clock train Friday morning after
being in tho Capitol city Thursday to
stcp-mCthcr. Mrs. Sarah Crosby.
Mrs. Maud Hes who has been in
town several days on business, left
on the 11.io train for her home in
Lewiston. Mrs. Hes was the guest
while in town Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
roulin at their homo on East Front
sire. =.
Mrs. George Flcwc1lng OF East
Madison was I'm town Thursday on
her way TO Sanserylle where she
was called nv the serious illncss Of
her father. George Ealser. who was
injured by holt which in flying from
"A gasoline engine struck him on the
hral.
Miss Doris Cover returned Thurs
day evening from Waterville, where
sho had boon the guest of her sister
Mrs. Grace Narston md of friends
~ Foss hail. Miss Cover was grad
u1'ol from Colby college last Juno
n1l is this year teaching in the High
F.nrol ~ chatham. Mass.
Miss Cora Tramlcy. who has been
IN town for n fow weeks the guest of
her uncle. John Tramlcv and other
day afternoon on route for her homo
I'm Plaster Rock. y. T.. Miss Tramlcy
was accompanied as far as Water
yll' nv her cousin. Miss Bertha
Trpm'ey.
Superintendent Loon W. Cornish
formerly of SkoWhoran, now OF Gar
diner was IN town Thursday in con-
ference with Superintendent Walter
H. Woodbury. Of tho Skowhegan- Mad
iso1 schools and on other business.
Mr.. Cornish remained over night ana
attended tho meeting Of the Canton
Somerset
Mrs. Faith rlack and her daughter.
Margaret. Who have been in town the
guest Of hcr parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
summer Nithcc OF Bailey street. sis
tors Mrs. Seldom Knight OF Madison
avenue and Mrs. Charles Stinchficld
Of School street and their families,
returned 10 their home in Waterville
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. William G.. Gagno, accompan-
iod bv her sister Mrs Sarah Vigue,
who has hccn passing several weeks
IN Portland with Mrs. Gagne since
tho death Of tho iatter's husband,
returned 20 SkowhcUln Thursday on
the evening train. Mrs. GaCne has
sold her homo in Portland and will
pass tho next few months with .Irs.
NiEuc AZ her home on North avenue.
Mrs. A. fiuwood Nutting and little
son Tinwood NOVEL;. went to Water
VlllN on tho 100 train Thursday,
whore thcy will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bertha Melvin at their home
on Nash street. Mrs. Nutting will
DO accompanied on her return by
Mrs, Ella Y. Nelson. who is Mrs.
Mclvin's mother. and who has been
IN Watorville since before Christ
mas.
Rev. Charles Harbutt. Of Portland
state CONGREGATIONAL Secrctarv for
Maine. viii arrive In town on the
evening train Saturday. and will be
the speaker NJ the 1890 service Sum
day morning NJ tho Federated church
While In town Rev. Mr.. Harbutt Wi
81 he tho quest Of Rev. and Mrs. George
T.. Thurlow at the Federated church
rareouage on T"avitt street. On Sun
day. January II. Dr. l. T.. Mower of
Wnterville. the State Secretary for
tho Baptists. will he in town to speak
NJ tho morning service at the Fed
Grated church.