Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-20
PERSONAL MENTION

31rs. Donald 6uTtlu WAS Al VotS-
Vile shopping, Thursday forenoon.
q. Allan wentworth left on the 5
oSlock train Thursday morning for
Bpaton. going on business.
Miss Susie Harris went to water
Vile on business on the late after
noon train. Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances Sirois went to Wa.
t6fviile wednesday noon, to visit her
SITTER in law, Mrs. Rancy Sirois.
1ohn II. jenkins returned on the
eRening train Wednesday. from Bos-
ton, where he had been on business.
Mrs. Leon Wilbur Of Madison av-
eaue. was q visitor in Waterville,
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Celia Packard, the bookkeeper
aad cashier at the w. p. Ordway
Ivy Goods store, was in WaterVllie
% business Thursday forenoon.
CHARLES E. Young, manager of the
JSfnnebec Pulp company, went 10
Waterville Thursday morning, on
business for the company.
sAttorney Edward +. Merrill re-
turned Thursday on the TAO tram
fRpm Hartland where he had been
% business.
.lrving Symonds went Thursday
rnorning to wimworth, where he will
- the guest Of his sister, Mrs. A. L.
&bwell.-
Horace f. Spear OF Lakewood was
II town Thursday morning on his
vny 20 Waterville where he went on
tlae morning train.
Miss Ella Mower left on the $50
tv@in Wednesday on her return to
her home in Dexter, after being in
town on business.
Mrs. II, nry Crowell returned We'd
nesday night from Lewiston where
she had been the guest OF her cousin,
Nrs. Nettie Morrow.
Lester Stevens and little daughter
a. Cornville were in town Wednes-
DAY night on their return from Wa
crville where they had passed the
6Ay on business.
Maurice Gledhill. superintendent Of
the wooden mill at East Madison.
Wnt Wednesday to Dexter and Bux-
ton, where other mills are located,
leaving on the $50 train.
Mrs. York Averill of New York
City who was in Skowhegan over
Tuesday night on business, left on
She i1.4o train Wednesday en- route
fDf Montreal. Canada, where she was
going on business.
.sHram Rigelow Of Norridgcwuck
was in town Tuesday on business
and was the guest at dinner of his
daughter and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lamont II. Appleby Of Jewett
&reet.
Mrs. Florence Maloon arrived in
tdwn from Portland Wednesday eve
king and will pass some time with
Ter brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Gates. at their home on Mad
ieon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ". Philbrick
Of Coburn avenue, left on the morn
tnR train Thursday for Boston where
they plan to pass week. and will
visit with their oldest son Donald,
Who il a student at Harvard Law
cellege.
Arthur Burke. who has been in the
United States Navy. stationed at
Philadelphia. Pa. for the past two
NNfir. 6l'i WIN ildS IV'NiitiN pcVb III
town the guest of his uncle, Fred
faney. at his home on Court street.
left 81. the I14o train Wednesday on
his return to Philadelphia. He has
enlisted for another four years SER
vice In the navy.
Friends OF Mrs. Louise Wellington,
an aged lady who resides in an apart :
ment in the A. u. Lamb house on
Turner avenue. will he sorry to know
that she had the misfortune to fall
"Wednesday forenoon onto a wood pile
and cut her right arm quite badly.
Mrs. Mary l;urgoin returned to her
home In Lewiston Wednesday on the
1it0 A. NJ. train after being the guest
OF relatives in town.
Emilio Debe. n fruit retailer on the
corner Of Madison avenue and Rus
sell street. left on the morning train
Thursday for Boston and will 60 to
New York from which port he sails
on saturday for Italy. Mr.. Debe will
visit with his mother in his native
town. Piaccnta. and plans to be away
about two months. Mrs. Dcbe ac-
companied her husband as far as
wateryilc.
Mrs. Margaret O'Brien OF Bingham
arrived in town Wednesday after
noon on the 1.30 car over the Somer-
set Traction line being called here by
the Illness Of her daughter. Miss Nor
ma O'Brien. The latter has been
visiting Miss Beatrice Weston at the
home Of her father. Horace NJ. Wes-
ton on Baptist Hill. Miss O'Brien
was operated upon at the Somerset
hospital directly upon the arrival OF
her mother.
John Story. representative of the
chicago. Burlington and quincy rail
rpad west Of Chicago, travelling pas
senger agent, was in town the frs
of the week on business at the sta
ton OF the Maine Central Railroad
company. 1t was interesting &c
Frank Flint. the station agent to note
from cards filled out that Mr.. Story
visited him At the Pennington sta
ton in July 1914. and other visits o.
even earlier date.