Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-27
PERSONAL MENTI< Y

Mrs. Edward Nigue was in Augusta
for the day Saturday.
Mrs. +. r. Hicks of Hincklcy was
in town shopping Saturday.
Robert Burns OF Bingham was in
, town Friday on business.
Morrill, Rowe of bingham was in
town Saturday on business.
Lou Amcs of East Madison was 4
business caller in town Friday.
Mrs. Eta Rich of CornNillc was 4
shopper in town Friday.
Octave Nigue was in Augusta on
business Saturday.
Lyman Scribncr of Cornville, was
in town on business Friday.
Miss Edna King went to Water
Vile to visit with her sister, Mrs.
William Bourgoin.
Mrs. Leon Smiley and Mrs. Roy
Symons were in Watcrvlle shopping
Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie p. Farbrothcr left on
the morning train Saturday for Port
land to visit Mrs. Sarah Davis.
Dana Robbins of the Twelve Cor
ucrs, Madison. was a business caller
in town Friday.
T.. T.. DinElcy who is employed at
Hotel Oxford. went to his home in
Pennington Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Whitney of Canaan
was in town Saturday on her way to
Saco where she is to be employed.
Howard ~. Steward who is en-
plo3cd by the Skowhcgan Monumcn-
tai Works was in Fairfield on official
business Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Shepley who has been
passing several months in Fairfield
returned to her home in town Sat
urday noon on the II o'clock train.
Guy Parkhurst Estes of New York
City arrived in town Saturday to
visit with Mrs. Eva Baker street, and
his brother, Charles Estes.
Miss Ruby Lathe the teacher of
the seventh grade went to her home
in Augusta Saturday afternoon to
bass the weeks vacation.
Mrs. Alice Goodwin left on tha 30
train Friday afternoon for North
Erooksvinc to visit her mother, Mrs.
Emma Gott.
Mrs. Grant Wakefield of East Madi-
son was in town Saturday morning and
! left on the o'clock train for Bangor
to visit relatives.
Miss Gladys Iiaror. the supervisor
Of home economies III the Skowho gan
schools. left Saturday morning AMI will
spend the weeks vacation at Bar IIar-
, Dor and other towns i'll that vicinity.
Lawrence T. Merriam, principal Of
Somerset Academy i'll Athens, was in
town Saturday and left on the o'clock
morning train for his home in HGrps-
, well to pass a 10 days vacation.
Sullivan Russell who recently sold
his place on upper Main and Bloom
field street went to Clinton Saturday
to look over real estate with the idea
OF locating there.
Mir. and Mrs. c. 2. EidcoUt Of
Freeport arrived in town on the II
a. NJ. train Saturday and Went to
! Madison whore they will be guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark.
Mrs. Charles Jackson and little
daughter. Virginia of Cornville were
in town Saturday on their return
from Portland where they had been
visiting with Mrs JacFson's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Young.
Friends of Mrs. Matte Goodwin
who has teen passing the winter IN
! Los Angeles. Cal. with her sister
! Mrs. Ehumway will be interested 10
! know that she is enroute on her re
turn to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Stanley NJ. Cover and TWO
children. Muriel and Merrill iett on
the II 40 train Saturday for Lining
/ ton. where they will visit with ME-
flowers parents. Mr.. and Mfs x -
| Pillsbury.
Miss Georgia Morrow. the lnstluI
! tor of domestic ,scieHce at Good !" =