Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-30
,SN0lNsIEGAN LOCAL News
SomeTsei County Headquarters Phones, s'.. Isl :;il
PERSONAL MENTION

J. Wallace Blunt of Boston who has
been spending some days at his home
on Elm street went to Bangor on
business Friday.
Mrs. Herbert f. Locke of Augusta
motored to Skowhogan Friday for at
tOrney Locke, who has been in town
for several days, where he has had
cases in the Supreme Judicial court
II. ". Pike Of Lisbon Falls has been
in town the guest of his daughter
and husband. DR.. and Mrs. c. Earle
Richardson of Madison avenue and
attended the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Derby of New
port were in town Friday, guests of
Mr.. Derby's cousin and husband, Mr.
and Mrs Wilbur Creation of Madison
avenue and attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doll Sweet and son
Howard of Strong were in town
Thursday calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur w. Creation of Madison aven-
NC and attending the fair.
Mrs. Angie Keaten who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Leroy
Campbell Of Athens and with her fos-
ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaih Crow
eli of Malbon's Mills returned Friday
morning to her home in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hodgdon and
daughter Genola Of Mercer were in
town Friday, being called as witness
cs in the case Of Morrill, ct al VS.. Muir
ray and Trs. which was tried before
tho supreme court.
DIR. w. f. Brown Of Norridgewock
accompanied by Mrs. Irene French of
Everett Mass, were in town to meet
II. r. Thompson Of Everett, Mass,
who arrived on the 11.45 train and
viii be the guest Of Miss French.
Mrs. Anna TT. Foster, the registered
nurse who is to be the district nurse
in Skowhegan for the winter. being
| EN- ployed by the Skowhegan Sorosis
| Company, arrived in town on the noon
train Friday from New York.
| Mr. and Mrs c. w. Mckenney who
| have been in town since Monday
night visiting with Mrs. Mckinney's
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Charles Fl. Dane of North avenue
and attending the fair returned Fri
day morning to their home in King
! field
| Miss Gertrude Laney who has been
an efficient full time operator at the
Maine Telephone and Telegraph local
! exchange Saturday completed her du-
ties there and is to be employed at
! the local shop of the Somerset Shoe
| Company where she was formerly
employed.
! George Lunt who has been in town
on business and visiting with his par
ents. at their home in Norridgewock
| loft Friday morning for Brooklyn, N.
", where he is now located. Mr..
Lunt was accompanied by his eldest
| daughter Miss Geneve Lunt who will
spend the winter in Brooklyn where
| she will attend school.
Mrs. Mary McLord, son-in-law Guy
Dow who is an engineer on the
| Canadian Pacific railroad. and Mrs,
McLoud's grandson Hartley McLoud
from Brownville Junction who have
been in town for several days the
guests Of Mr.. McLoud's sister and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Furbush
will return to their home tomorrow,
Sunday.
Mrs. Helen Tobey of Stoughton
! Mass. arrived in town on the noon
train Friday and returned to Water
vile on the afternoon train. Mrs.
| Tobey and her son George Tobey
have heen in Aroostok County for
| two weeks and are spending a few
| weeks in Fairfield and Waterville.
| Mrs. Tobey formerly resided in Fair
| field and was at one time the cor
| RESPONDENT for the Kennebec Journal.
Halloween Party to Be Held
The following ladies, Mrs Pauline
| r Green, Mrs. leila Valliere, Miss
/ Marie G. Fletcher. Miss Mildred
Beale. Miss Lillian Bessey, Mrs. Eu-
| genia Collins. Miss Beatrice Holmes.
, Miss Helen Reed Miss E.lva Hotsman.