Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-03

Mrs y. G. Smith of Cornville was
in town Tuesday and went to Hinck-
lcy to visit Mis-. Melvin Palmer
Andrew Matacychere and Mike
Harrison of Oldtown who have been
in town looking for work went to Gar
diner on the morning train Tuesday.
Noel Lee. who is employed in Wa
tervill'. returned to that city Mon
Gay noon after passing Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Margcry Murray went to Wa
terville Tuesday morning to he the
guest of her parents in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Murray.
Mrs. Ralph Hill returned Monday
evening from Fairfield where she has
been the guest of her cousins Mr..
and Mrs. Colby Lawrence.
Edwin r. Whiting Of the post Of
flee force, is passing three days in
Portland going to that city Monday
afternoon.
Fred Towlc, formerly Of Skowhe-
gan. but who passed the winter in
Canaan was in town Tuesday fore
noon calling on friends and left on
an afternoon train for Winthrop.
p. ]. Whitney. right Of way man
OF the Central Maine Power Co, of
Augusta. left Monday on the 2.25 =.
NJ. train, after being in town on Of
fetal business.
Leon Titcombe. paymastcr for the
Great Northern Co. has returned to
Bangor after passing some time with
Mrs. Titcombe at their home on sum
nor street.
Mrs. Hazel Leonard and her little
| daughter Beatrice, and her mother,
| Mrs Charles DumOnt, We're in Wa
| terville Monday afternoon on bust
ness.
Parker Witham of Scion has been
in town for the past few days the
guest Of His sisters. Mrs. Frank
! Thompson and Mrs. John F. Phillips.
| West Front street.
Miss Harriet Dcering. who Is
training for A nurse at the Somerset
! hospital. went to her home in Dan
forth Tuesday morning for a Naca-
ton.
Miss Lois Tnce. stenographcr in the
Insurance Office of the ]. c. Griffin
Agency. returned Tuesday from
short visit with her sister and hus-
! band Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Bessey
in Oakland.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson. who has
been passing a short vacation at her
homo in Newport. returned Monday
evening and Tuesday resumed her
work as one OF the matrons at the
Walter G. Wyman, the superintend-
ont Of the inside work of the Cen
trail Maine Power Co. accompanied
by Perley Clark of Augusta. We're in
Norridgewock on official business
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lulu Givens and Miss Bertha
Tracy of Cornville. were in town
Tuesday and left on the morning
train for Sidney where they will he
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 2. Alb
bolt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hodgdon,
who have made their home in Skow-
hogan for the winter. nave moved
to East Madison and will pass the
summer with Mrs. Hodgdon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Reed.
Mrs +. f. Rice and little daughter.
who reside with Mr.. Rice's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rice on Court
street. are in Hartland. the guests
Of Mrs Ricc's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank BuzzclI.
Miss Ruby Dumont. who is employ
I'd in the millinery store of Miss Eva
Dulac in Gardiner, has returned to
that city after being the guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John DumOnt
for a few DAYS.
Benjamin ]. Swift who has farm
in the eastern part of the town. re-
turned to Gardiner Tuesday morning
ffter passing few days al the farm.
Mr.. Rixby plans to return in about
two weeks and to reside on and OPP
crate the farm in the future
Misses Gabriel Poulin. NiOlette
Rancourt. Henrietta Pouln. Lucille
Dumont and Frnestine Laney. stu
dents at Mount Merici Academy at
Watervile, were in town over Mon
day night returning on the morning
train Tuesday, after attending the
oreretta sylvia"
Arthur Roderick returned to his
home in Portland Tuesday morning
after passing a few days with Mrs.
| Roderick. who is i'll at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Burkhardt. Mount Pleasant avenue.
| While in town Mr.. Roderick was
called to Jackman by the death Of his
| step-father, Adolph Coutere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Smith re-
| turned to Waterville Tuesday morn
| ing after being in town over Mon
| day night. Mr. Smith assisted Rev.
| Father J. Louis A. Renaud in direct
| ing the operetta Sylvia" which was
| given Monday evening in the Opera
| House by the Knights of Columbus.
| and Mrs. Smith came up to attend
| the operetta.
| Miss Helen Merriam, who IS a
| teacher at the Williams street school
| ir' Springfield. Mass, is passing a
weeks vacation with her parents,
| Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam at the
I Bethany parsonage on the corner OF
| Madison avenue and Winter street.
| Miss Marion Merriam. who was also
] the guest of her parents over Sunday,
has returned to Waterville where she