Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-21

Monday to visit with her son, DR.. C.
Earle Richardson and family at THEN
home on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Harry Barnes who has been
the guest of her niece and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Parker at
their home on Bridge street, has re-
turned to her home in Franklin, Mass
Mrs. Stock Barrow Of Turner ave-
nue. is recovering from injuries which
she received from a fall down the
cellar stairs short time ago. Her
face was cut and her shoulder in
jured.
Sunday afternoon Mrs. Herbert l..
Nichols went to the State Reforma-
tory where she gave to the girls there
most interesting and helpful adj
dress on THE Girl Would Like to
Know"
Dwight Vilcs Of Flagstaff who has
been guest at the home of his broth
or, Carroll Niles and family on High
street, left Saturday fol Manchester,
y. H, where lie will visit his sister,
Mrs. Hazel Savage.
Thomas Dionne of the Division of
Markets of the state Agricultural
department passed Sunday at his
home in town, leaving Monday morn
ing for Bangor and Lagrange, where
lie went on official business
Mrs. George Chase returned Satur-
day night from Waterville where she
had been the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Irving Donna, and Of her hrother-in-
law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chase in Fairfield.
Mrs. Charles Iittlcfcld, who has
been in town the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Maria Webb, and sister. <aiiss
Emma of Mount Pleasant avenue, re-
turned to her home in Albion leaving
on the IL A. NJ. train Monday.
Bernard Kennedy who is a student
in Boston at the Wentworth Insti-
tute, arrived in town Saturday eve
ming and will pass a weeks vacation
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G..
Kennedy and other relatives.
Mrs. Donald Burril and little
daughter Evelyn Burrill, left on the
morning train Monday for Chelsea,
Mass, whore they will he guests of
! Mrs. Burrills sister and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley
Mrs. Ellen M. Smith returned Mon
day noon from Oakland here she has
been several weeks at the homo Of
her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bailey, assisting in caring
for Mr.. Bailey, who has been very
i'll.
Miss Bertha futile OF Athens was
in town Monday morning, leaving
on the o'clock train for Pgssaic. y.
j., where she Will pass some time
with her sister, Mrs. Eva Rowe. Mrs.
Rove lost her husband the last of
!. February.
Miss Lana Notage returned Mon
day morning TO her school in the
Parker district on the River road,
after being the guest OF Mrs. Rose
Cushman. Miss Notage boarded with
Mrs. Cushman for several years
when she taught in the district on the
Middle road
Miss Florence Burril' and her two
,!ittle nieces. Opal and Lester, We're in
town Saturday arriving on the II o.
clock train from Waterville where
they had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Flora Hursthurse. They were
naan.
Miss Rachel Conant who teaches
Latin and French at the Bingham
High school. arrived in town Monday
morning and will pass the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. CO.
nant at their home on Cross street.
The school is closed for tho week be
cause of the death Of the principal.
Maurice Foss' father in Madison.
Attorney and Mrs George n
Weeks returned to Watcrville Mon
day morning after having been the
guests of Mrs. Weeks parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Chase of the River
road. Mrs. Weeks has been passing
some time at home during the illnoss
OF her mother.
Mrs. Gladys Lancaster who has
been caring for Mrs. Rose Eaton who
is i'll at her home on Summer street,
/. returned to her home in Canaan Mon
day. Mrs. Emma Frost the district
nurse who is unable to make calls as
she is recovering from an illness, is
! caring for Mrs. Eaton for the pres
I ent.
Two girls from the State Reform
atory wont out on parole Monday V
morning, and one inmate was Ills
charged from the institution. They
left on the morning train Monday
and were met in Waterville by Miss
Thcda Holman, the parole .matron,
and accompanied to their destina-
ton.
Leon w. Symons. accompanied nv
, Mrs. Symons, who has been in Eos-
ton attending the New England on
teal Convention. returned on the
evening train Saturday. While away
they were guests Of Mr.. Symons'
brother, Harold Symons in Boston
and of Mrs. Sylnons' sister and hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. a. Williams at
, their home in West Someryillc.
Work has already begun on repair
ing the second floor in the Philhricll
block on Water street now owned by
John G. Griffin, which is to he occu-
pied Ivy the SkoWhccan Lodge. No.
~. with club room and banquet
hall. The work is being done under
the direction of l.. FL Applcby Of
Jcwett street and the mason work
of John IL. Grundy OF Mechanic
street.
; Anthony I.aurdy was in town
Monday morning, leaving on the s
o'clock train on his return TO Bos-
ton. where he Is student at the
Federal school. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurdy
: have been visiting with his mother.
Mrs. Annie Laurdy. at Ter home in
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