Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-16

because Of illness the first Of the
week.
| c. A. Gleason, an employe of Hol-
lingsworth and Whitney of Green
yille, was in town Tuesday. the guest
of County Commissioner Henry Crow
ell at his home on North avenue.
| Benjamin Butler of Athens return
ed home Wednesday after visiting
| for a few days with his sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Huff at
their home on the Athens road.
John H. Ames, foreman of the con-
| struction work of the Central Maine
Power Co., went Wednesday to Bel
grade Lakes to inspect a repair job
| for the company.
| Mrs. Charles Provost went Wednes-
| day morning to Waterville. where she
will be the guest for few days of
her daughter and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Vigue.
| Mrs. Mabel Croce and children, Vir-
ginia and Andrew went to Lewiston
on the $40 train Tuesday, being call
ed there by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Lachapelle.
| Architect Milton Stratton Of Bar
Harbor was in town Tuesday con-
| ferring with the trustees Of the
State Reformatory for Women con-
| corning the addition to be built at
! the Stevens cottage.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Whitney Of
Bloomfield street are parents of a lit
tie girl, born Sunday, March IL. This
| is the second little daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney have also two little
sons.
Mrs. James Murphy, who is passing
some time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dore at their home in
Hartland, returned to Hartland Tues
/ day afternoon after being in town to
visit her husband.
| Mrs. William Holley, daughter
Florice and son, Clarence who swere
called here week ago to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Holley's father, Henry
Bolduc. left on the morning train
| Wednesday on their return to their
home in Greenfield, Mass.
William McFadden of Mercer who
is the commander of the Waterville
United Spanish War Veterans, was
in town Tuesday leaving on the 11:4o
train for Waterville, where on Tues
day evening he attended the regular
monthly meeting of the Union.
Fred Mckay returned home Tues
day night from Litchfeld where he
has been foreman on numbering lob
Of 100000 for L. A. Sylvester. This
lumber which was spruce, fir and pine.
was sawed at the mill and loaded at
the Gardiner station and a crossing
nearby, and shipped to the cities in
| the vicinity.
; Mrs. Sadie Bates, trustee of the
, State Reformatory for Women, who
was in attendance at the monthly
meeting of the trustees at the institu-
ton Tuesday was the guest over
night of her sister, Mrs. Leon Cooley
/ az her home on Leavitt street. Mrs.
/ Bates left on the morning train We'd
nesday for her home.
| Members Of SkoWhecan pranoo
who attended the meeting of Somer-
| set Pomona grange held Tuesday at
! North Arson were Mrs. Elizabeth
/ Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +.
/ Emerson, Mr.. and Mrs Will T.. Hill.
Mrs. Celeste Roullard and Horace
! Hoxie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Miles of Mil
. llnocket, who came here several
! days ago to look at real estate, have
purchased the Charles Lancaster
/ farm at the Four Corners in Canaan,
and will take possession at once Mr..
Miles went to the farm Wednesday.
Mrs. Miles returned to Milinocket.
/ leaving on the morning train We'd
nesday to sell the most Of their
! household furnishings as their pur-
chase included the household
/ goods. and to pack and
ship the remainder of the furnish
ings. She will return as soon as
! she has completed the packing. Mr..
Miles has formerly been employed
by The Great Northern Paper Co,
in the pulp mill at Millinoeket