Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-23
,Sk0WHEGAnl LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s:,a.. ISL 81
PERSONAL MENTION


James Gilfillian has built a cement
foundation and a garage at his home
or. Mount Pleasant avenue.
William the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben S. Collins has been quite
ill the past week with the grippe.
True Ellis who purchased another
, of the Mason lots has nearly complet-
cd the cellar and foundation on the
lot and will build a house in the
early spring.
Miss Emma Parker one of the ma
Women was in Oakland the last Of
the week visiting with Mrs. r. A.
Sturtevant at Oakland Heights.
Miss Alta Young, of the CONNER
cial department of the high school
faculty spent the week end with her
father George Young in East Madi-
sen.
Albert Jepson formerly of Nor
ridgewock has new bungalow prac-
tically completed on Madison avenue
on one of the lots from the belmont
Mason place formerly the John Wy
man place.
~ f. clcISOI, WIN 10 culplOySu
at the local shop of the Somerset
Shoe Company, went to his home in
Lewiston Saturday on business for
the company and to visit over Sun
day with his family.
John Lee who is employed by the
Skowhegan Monumental Works is
building a new residence for his own
occupancy at the junction Of the
Malbon's Mills road and the Canaan
read at the foot of the Eddy Hill.
Fred Cox is building a house on
Greenwood avenue which is a new
street running parallel with Madi-
son avenue which will be occupied
when completed by his daughter and
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reed
who are now living at Wesley Wat
sons on North avenue.
Miss Fern NJ. Packard who was
graduated from the Commercial de-
partment of the Skowhegan high
school last June and who is taking
a post graduate course in book keep
ing has accepted a position in the
Office of Attorney Harold ]. Phillips
as sIenographer.
Edward F. Haines and his crew Of
carpenters were back on the recent
ly purchased residence of DR.. NJ. r.
ord Saturday morning. While the
plastering was drying Mr.. Haines
and crew have been working on the
new house which John Lee is build
Ing at the junction of the Malbon's
Mills and Canaan road.
moving from the house owned by
Merrill and Merrill on Bush street,
in the apartment in a house also
owned by Merrill and Merrill father
up on the same street, which was
recently vacated by Mrs. Emma
Frost who is spending the winter
with Miss Clara Steward at her home
on Bush street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Kicker who
are boarding at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben s. Collins will take the fur
nished apartment of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Corson on Heselton street in a
few weeks where they will reside for
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Corscn are
going to New York where they will
spend the winter. months with their
son Preston CorsdM.
Mrs. II. Fremont Homestead re-
turned Saturday from a visit with
her daughter Miss Ruth Homestead.
who is teacher in Bethel. Me-, and
with her sister and husband DR.. and
Mrs. Willard A. Bates at. Middleton,
n. II. Mrs. Bates accompanied Mrs.
Homestead as far as Portland on her
>return where they spent a few days
shopping. -....
Miss Eleanor Halves. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Symons Of
Water street was one of the men,
hers of the Colby Dramatic club
which is made up of seniors. which
took part in a catchy farce which
the club gave as part of the Colby
Day observances Friday. Miss Myr-