Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-01

| they are occupying the Corvette cot
| tage.
Mrs. John Quinn who has been in
| town the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
| bert Watson at their home on Mount
| Pleasant avenue, left Thursday
| morning for her home in Wakefield,
Mass.
! Miss Bertha Tracy has returned
from a visit with the family Of Per-
| ley Gerald of Clinton at Temple
Heights, and resumed her work at
the home of Mrs. Anna F. Merrill on
Water street.
] Miss Dorothy Hobart who was this
year graduated from the ~Skowhegan
! High school, will go to Good Will to-
| morrow where she will be one of the
instructors. teaching in the fourth and
fifth grades of the Boys school.
Mrs. Rose Pooler and daughter An
toinette, Miss Mary Lessor, Miss
Mabel Lessor, and Mrs. Selma Latul-
ippe made up a party to 60 to Wa
terville Thursday morning where they
passed the day attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Sargent of
Rockland were in town Thursday.
Mr.. Sargent having business here and
Mrs. Sargent accompanying him for
the pleasure of the trip. They mo-
tored to Bangor from Skowhegan.
Chester Overlook, the superintend-
ent at the Weston power plant of the
Central Maine Power Company has
; resigned and completed his duties
there. Howard o. Burgess, an cleo
trical engineer, has been appointed
acting superintendent.
Miss Edith Casazza who has been
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. Rose
Persico, returned Thursday to her
home in Haverhill, Mass. Miss Ca
sazza plans to return to Skowhegan
in about two weeks and spend the
winter with Mrs. Persico.
Friends of DR.. Clifton Wheeler of
Washington, d. c., who formerly re
sided in Skowhegar on Locust av-
enue, will be interested to know that
he is at Hinckley the guest of his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Wheeler.
frankie Twadell who has been en-
joying months vacation which he
has passed with his mother, Mrs.
Laura X. Twadell will return today.
Friday, to Good Will where this fall
he will be a sophomore in the High
school.
Max Foster who has been in Ca
naan visiting with Mrs. Foster and
little daughter Maxine at the home of
Mrs. Fosters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith was in town Thursday
morning and left on his return to
Roxbury, Mass, where he is cru
ployed.
Miss Ella Robinson who has spent
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Robinson of Bloom
| field street left ThursdaXsmorning on
her return to Gardiner, Mass, where
she is a member of the High school
! faculty, being the instructor of Eng
lish.
VIM. O'Brient~ of IndisA Pond who
has recently been operated upon for
appendicitis at the Kennebec Valley
hospital, and who has been passing
| week in town convalescing, went to
| Augusta Thursday morning where he
will visit for few days with two
brothers.
| Mrs. Ernest Thompson Of South
| Boston, who has been employed at
the Skowhegan House has completed
| her duties there and left Thursday
morning for Rockland where she VIII
meet Mr.. Thompson who is a mate
on the lime schooner "Mary Lang
| dom, and later they will return to
| Boston.
| Mrs. Roscoe Abbey and two daugh-
| tiers Marguerite and Lillian who
have spent the summer at Lakewood
have gone to winthrop where they
are guests of Mrs. Abbey's sister and
family and will go to Boston for a
time after which Mrs. Abbey plans
to take the girls for a winters study
to New York.
Mrs. Armin Lobeck and little
daughter Elmire who have spent the
summer with Mrs. Lobeck's mother
Mrs. Anna F. Merrill at her home on
Water street left Wednesday night
for New York where she will meet
Mr.. Lobeck and after spending a few
DAYS in the city they will go to their
home in Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Andrew Kreger Of Chicago,
u.
Lakewood went to Waterville, Thurs
day morning to call on her sister,
Miss Driscoll who is trained nurse
and is at the Elm City hospital car
ing for Mr.. Walter V. Mitchell Of Me-
chanic street, Skowhegan who is a
patient there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott and
! l,,ob+or Thelma and their guest,
Mrs. Bruce were in Waterville Tues
day afternoon attending the fair. Mrs.
Charles Decker accompanied them to
Waterville and visited with her moth
err. Mrs. Lydia Farrin of Brighton
who is passing some time with her
daughter, Mrs. Parker Foss in that
city.
Miss Isabelle Dionne who was for
some time the efficient attendant in
the dental office of DI Arthur D.
Rodden and who has through the
summer been employed in the candy
store of Earl Tantish will complete
her duties there this week and has
accepted a position in the dental Of
Il fees of Drs. Charles r. Viles and
RAYMOND A. Derbyshire in the Dodge
block.
Miss Esther French who has been
passing the summer with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. George French at
their home on Mount Pleasant av-
enue. win return on Labor Day to
Southington, Conn, where she is en-
ployed as teacher in the second
or