Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-31
PERSONAL MENTION

.lr. and Mrs. Herbert Moots Of
Eust .lad.son were In town on bust
ness Saturday.
MI. and Mas. Lyman Scribner and
Mrs.. Ernest II. Anes of Cornville
were in ;jkowncsan Monday.
Df. Herbert i,oddcn Ut Madison
was Il guest SunGay of JOHN l.. l. ish,
he editor Of the ii;depthdtht Re
porter:
Mrs; Edward Tagae ana 80 ciil.
.lren ictuined f.cn WateIviiie Mon
Cay noel alter having D.eis 9
guess oi MIS- T.. q. Barker.
Amos James OF Waterviile arrived
IT. town Saturday night and went
to Go! n. lille whore he visited over
Sunday with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs ". II. james.
Me-, Frances Il. Dunbar of Wa
terviilc vas in town over the week
cnd, visiting with Miss Louise III.
Co3urn at her home on Plcas;h,
street.
Mrs. Jo!;a c. Giii.in returned Sat
urduy liSht from Watcrville where
she had been the guest of her son
ANA wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w.
Griffin.
AiSs Lucy Bigciow OF .Sortn Fair
field, Arrived Ia ,uwn Monday noon
T.. visit WITH her uncle and aunt,
Ar. ara Mrs Daniel Thompson Of
Wet Front street.
Fred Towlc, formerly of Skowhe
gan, now residing in Canaan was in
town Monday noon on his way to
Winthrop on Il pleasure and business
trip combined.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Foyer of
Watervillc we're guests over Sunday
with MIS-. Foycr's parents, Mr.. aud
Mis. ". Bet Fletcher Of Mount
Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Clara Bray and her niece.
Mrs samuel Andrews, returned sun
day tG their home in Bingham after
having been in town for d few days
the guests of Mrs. +. f.. Furhush of
Court street.
Eernatd Co.son. who is employed
at the Iron Foundry recently moved
from Skowhegan to Waterviile, ar
rived in town Saturday night to
spend Sunday with his parents, MIR
and Mrs. Corson of North avenue.
Mrs. Samuel, RoGcrick returred
Saturday night from Lewiston whe.'c
she had been passing some time With
o surgical patient in the Sisters
hospital
Mrs Mary Eowell. who has been
passing some weeks with her son.
Harold Eowcll and family. at their
home in Francoilia. n. H.. returned
home on the evening train Satur-
day.
Mrs. Florence Knox OF Auburn,
who is the supervisor of Home
Economics in Athens, who had teen
to Bangor where she attended the
State Teachers Convention was in
town Saturday evening on her return
to Athens.
Mrs. Frank J. Spencer returned
90 her honc IN Oronu, Monday after
room, aft"i being in town since Sat
urla., to visit with her sister. AIss
Margaret Smith at the home of her
father. s;cwcil Smith on the corner
of Nitin and Bloomfield streets.
Mr.. ard Airs. s. A. Lindsay re-
turned from Boston Monday noon.
CIR, Lindsay is employed at the DAN
~ l.. Cummings S!oddy Mill here
ana they arc located for the winter
in the John l.. Fish house on Mid
die street.
Mrs Adele Trial who has been
quite III in Lewiston arrived in town
Monday neon and VIII spend some
''ne wit, her Glugiitor. Mrs. Edward
Savers AID with her brother and
wife. MI ana Mrs. J. Il. Thihodeau
"f No:th avenue.
Miss Tlcima Smith, who teaches
IT the Noxic school ct Fairfield ar
l,.cd In town Saturday evening from
Bangor where she had been in ut
tendance at the State Teachers Con-
Nention md went ~ Lakewood where
she spent the week end with her
mother Mrs. Myrtle A. Smith
William Laney, who is employed at
Gardiner was III town Saturday and
SI@dGy in Observance Of his young
Son. Inv God I.ancy's thirteen birth
Gay and was the guest at the hcme
~ his sister and husband. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Lc Clair where young
llnWood sine" ti,C death of his moth
'r has made his homo. Mr. Laney
while in town visited with his moth
-. Mis-. William Lancy and other
relatives.