Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Charles Thebarg of Cornville
was in town Monday on business.
Mrs. Joe Laney went to Portland
Monday on the morning train to con-
suit a specialist concerning her eyes.
Miss Mildred McPhee of Waterville
arrived in town Saturday on the
5.45 F. NJ. train to be the guest of
Miss Hazel Dumont.
Miss Pauline Merrill of Hyde
Park, Mass, was the guest over
Sunday of Mrs. Forest Sedgeley at
her home on Bloomfield street.
Mrs. Lionel G. Traitor and Mrs.
Nancy Huckins were in Waterville
for the afternoon Saturday on bust
ness.
Patrick Cyr Of Lewiston was in
town Monday, acting as best man at
the wedding Of his sister, Mrs.
Odile Cyr and Raymond Lancy.
Joseph Coburn Smith of Colby col
lcge passed the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. George Otis Smith at
theit home on Coburn avenue.
Herman Rowe returned to his
home in Watervillc Monday morning
after being a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin on the
Island over Sunday
Miss Violet Written of Fairfield
arrived in town on the 5,45 p. NJ.
Saturday train and went to Canaan,
where she was the guest of her
grandmother, Mrs. Julia Thornton.
Miss Nelma Fogg, who has been
passing several weeks in Boston and
vicinity, visiting with relatives and
friends. returned home on the evening
train Saturday.
Thomas Dionnc of the Division of
Markets Of the State Agricultural
department returned to Augusta
Monday morning after passing the
weekend in town with his family.
Elliot Chase returned to Water
Vile Monday morning, where he is
a Junior at Colby college, after pass
ing the weekend with his parents,
hr. and Mrs. Ebcn Z. Chase, at their
home on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Ida Chapman and her son
Llndon, who injured one Of his ewes
very seriously a few weeks ago by
being hit with a piece of iron, went
TO Portland Monday morning to con-
suit a specialist.
Mrs. j. n. Given and her niece.
Miss Bertha Tracy, who have been
passing several days in Sidney. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Abbott.
arrived on the IL A. NJ. train Monday
and went to their home in Cornville.
Attorney and Mrs Thomas n.
Weeks returned to Waterville Mon
day morning after being the guests
over Sunday of Mrs. Weeks parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Chase .at their
home on the River road.
Mrs. Harry Richardson and daugh-
ter Miss Muricl Richardson of Solon.
We're in town Monday morning and
left on the eight o'clock train for
Fairfield. Later they will go to AL
bion, where they are to be the guests
of Mrs Jennie Thompson.
Rev. j. Harrison Thompson, pastor
of the First Baptist church in Port
land, who was in town over Monday
night to speak at the Gentlemen's
Night of the Ella F. Mitchell Phila
thea class was the guest while in
town of Mr.. and Mrs: Wilbur Creation
at their home on Madison street.
Edgar Currie and Archie Reed Of
Skowhegan have gone to Madison
and are located on Old Point avenue.
where they manufacture ice cream.
which they both retail and wholesale.
Currie and Reed both have MANY
friends who wish them success in
this business enterprise.
Miss Clara Drawn and her friend.
Miss Doris Joler, both of whom are
employed in the New England tele-
phone Office in Watervlle, were in
town Monday morning. returning to
Waterville after passing Sunday with
Miss Brawns mother, Mrs. Ruth
Drawn at her home in Canaan.
Mrs. Frank c. Nickerson of Month
cello. MINI, who passed the winter
in Portland, arrived in town on the
evening train Saturday and Is the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Jo-
seph Otis Smith at her home on
Water street. Mrs. Nickerson is
formerly from Houlton, Aroostook
county.
Miss Edith Spaulding, who former
~ was employed as saleslady at the
Buchanan drug store and who has
been working there for a few days
during Mr.. Ruckman's absence in
Portland where he attended the an
nual meetings of the Grand Com
mandery of Maine, returned to her
home in Fairfield Monday morning.
Mrs. George r. Pray and daughters