Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-06
PERSONAL MENTION

- Mrs. Frank Madden passed the
afternoon Wednesday in Watertille,
shopping.
Miss Louise Clement returned to
her home in Belfast Wednesday,,
leaving on the 11.4O train after being
in town the guest of Miss Alice
Parker, the Red Cross nurse.
Mrs. Ethel Mitchell. Christensen
and little son, William, returned
Wednesday night from Lawrence.
Mass, where they had been the
guests of relatives and friends for a
few weeks.
DR.. Cora NJ. Johnson returned on
the evening train Wednesday from
Portland where she had been off,
cially as superintendent of the State
Reformatory for Women attending a
State Buyers association.
Farm Bureau Agent G. A. Storer
and County Home Demonstration,
Miss Marion G. Hare were in Larone
Wednesday where they attended an
aH-day community planning meeting
of the Larone Farm Bureau.
Miss Ruby Dyer, who has been
passing the Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Dyer at their home on Winter street,
/! returned Wednesday, afternoon on
the late train to Waterville where
she is a senior at Colby college.
Mrs. Charles Littleield who has
been in town the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Maria Webb and sister, Miss
Emma Webb at their home on Mt
Pleasant avenue, returned to her
home in Albion Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Reynolds
were called to Brooks Wednesday
afternoon by the very serious condi-
ton of Mrs. Reynolds father. Waldo
Hall. During Mr.. Reynolds abb
sence, Emery T. Dyer will drive the
! Harris bakery team.
| Mrs. Mabel NJ. Varney went
Wednesday noon to Pittsfield where
that afternoon she started a series of
dancing lessons, in the afternoon be-
ginning Il class for the younger set
and in the evening private lessons
for the older people.
| MISS ~ ldil IltpIJotId w llo 1ld-
been the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hubbard of the
! Lakewood road over the Christmas
! holidays. returned to Waterville
! Wednesday to resume her studies al
Colby college where she is a Sopho-
more.
Rev. George Merriam, pastor OF
! CT oh in
! cornville Thursday forenoon where
at 10 o'clock he conducted the tuner
al service for Miss Mildred Tracy
| who passed away Monday afternoon
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Wallace Tracy.
! Rev. Charles H. Mech irey, for
! mcrly pastor of the Island avenue
| Congregational church, now pastor OF
! the Congregational church at Madi-
| son. was at Lakewood 9Thursday
afternoon to ofFiciate at the funeral
service of Miss Hannah. G. Blan-
| cllard who died last Monday after
3: noon.
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Sirois who
were married recently and who have
been passing their honeymoon visit
ing with friends and relatives in
! Portland and Lewiston, returned
home Wednesday on the evening
train. Mrs. Sirois was before her
| marriage Miss Cecilia Lessard. Mr.
Siros, who is the driver for the NJ
r. Poo!es car, will resume his duties
with Mr.. Pooler.
Deputv District Grand Master Err
nest Gilman. District Deputy Grand
Marshal. George Chandler of Nor
fidgeWock, District Deputy President
i Miss Alice r.. Danforth and District
Deputy Grand Marshal, Mrs. Mabel
! Bragg of Skowhegan and many
! members of the Carrabassctt I. O.
.. j.. lodge ana Priscilla Rcbekah
Lodge We're in Madison, Wednesday
night where the district officers in
stalled the officers in the Indian
Spring !. o. O. +. Lodge and Sterl-
ing Eebekah Lodge