Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-24

Clyte I1pDettS OF Watervllle re-
turned to her home In Canaan Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Rose Annis. one Of the mat
ions at the State Reformatory for
Women. returned Monday noon from
an over night visit at her home in
Newport.
Mrs. William Rosenberg, and three
children, Irene, Ralph. and Alfred.
Mrs. Yurlss and daughter Bernice
and Willis Johnson OF Lisbon Falls
were in town recently the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Martin.
Mrs. William Martin, has been
quite i'll for the past few days at
her home on the island. Her daugh-
ter. Miss Sadie Martin. who was en-
ployed in Lewiston, has returned
home to assist in caring for her
mother.
Mrs. Roland futile Of Corson Cor
ner was in town Saturday. Mrs.
Tuttle is the teacher at the corner
where she has pupils from all three
towns. The school this term num-
bers % whichis a large number for
rural school. -4s
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Barnard of
Lewiston were Sunday guests of Mr..
Barnad's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
Barnard and sister Mrs. Mary s.
Stinchfield of East Leavitt street and
Of Mrs. Barnard's sisters. Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Mrs. John F. Phillips
of West Front street.
Miss Virginia Hopkins employed in
the Burroughs Art store. Portland,
is visiting with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert s. Hopkins. Miss Hop
kins is having a weeks vacation and
will pass part of the time with her
aunt Mrs. Walter Wiltshire at her
home in Wateryille.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kassey were in
town Saturday afternoon calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Martin. They
are from Lisbon Falls and are To-
Gated at Athens for the school year
where Mr. Kassay is member Of the
faculty at the Somerset academy.
Mrs. Martin formerly resided in Lis
bon Falls and she and Mrs. Kassay
were intimate girl friends.
Thomas Dionne of the Division of
, Markets Of the Agricultural Depart
ment, whoIwas in Portland on Off
ciaI business last week was in town
at his home on Alder street over
Sunday. He went to Augusta. Mon
day for a conference at the State
office and Monday afternoon went
to Winterport where he has bust
ness this week.
r. Warren Loomis Of Albany, N.
Y, who has been away from Skowhe-
gan for the past three years, has been
in town visiting with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Loomis at their home
on East Leavitt street. Mr.. Loomis
has returned to New York and will
soon go to Valparizo. South America
where he is to be employed by big
| mining concern.
Miss c. A. Hewey of Arson a medi-
cal missionary in China who lis be-
cause Of impaired health passing a
year in the home land was in town
Monday morning and left for Calais
where she will begin a speaking tour
in Washington county. Miss Hewey
expected to be located in the vicin-
ity of Boston during the winter
months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Clayton Foyer
nee Miss Marie Fletcher have re-
turned from weeks honeymoon
passed at Kingfield, they were guests
over Sunday of Mrs. Foyer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burton Fetch
CIR of Mt. Pleasant avenue. Mr..
Foyer resumed his duties as account
ant with the Central Maine Power
Co. and went to Waterville Monday
morning. Mrs. Foyer will so to Wa
terville Tuesday where they are to
establish their home on Center street.
i Mrs. Carolyn Burrill and son, Cay
ford of Newton, Mass have been in
town for a few days the guest of Mrs.
Burrills sister and husband Mr.. and
Mrs. Alonzo Smith of Kennebec
street. Mrs. Burrill and son are
travelling by automobile and plan to
so to California for the winter in
their machine. They will, where it is
warm enough camp out along the
way. Their first stop will be in
Washington, Pa, where they will be
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Smiths son,
Carl Smith who is consulting engi-
neer. IHev pan 10 go ny tne SoutH-
crn route visiting in Texas where
they have friends, the Heath brothers
WHO are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Heath of Waterville. They will go
through Mexico to California. Mrs.
Burrill Is a former Somerset county
woman and at one time was teacher
in the public schools Of Skowhegan.
Her older son, RANDALL is a junior at
Harvard college and Gaylord, who is
taking the trans continental trip with
his mother would have been q soph-
omore at Harvard had he returned to
college this year.