Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-01

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gan.
Edward Brown. OF Waterville was
In town over Monday night visiting
with friends and today. Tuesday. with
q party of friends, will go to Canada
where he will visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown.
The funeral service for Mrs. Han
nah n. Hobart who died Sunday
morning at the home Of her son, Will
lis Hobart on Summer street, will he
held this Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the Bethany Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Russell and
sons Otis and Ernest Of Woodland
are in town visiting Mr.. Russell's
sister and husband Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Currier OF Middle street and
with his father Sullivan Of East
Front street.
Mrs. E. Kay and Miss HI. Lee of
New York, who are making a tour of
Maine arrived in town Monday on
the noon train although the most of
the trip is being made by automobile
and went to the Camp Modin at Lake
George Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Pierce
and daughters, Rachel and Esther,
who have been the guests for several
weeks of Mrs. Pierces mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Joseph Otis Smith at her hcme
on Water street, left Monday morn
ing on their return to their home in
Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Chapin of Boston has
been in town on business and also the
guest at the home Of her niece and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs Harold r.
Parker on Alder street Mrs. Chaplin
is the manufacturer of the Chaplin
Salad dressing which is on sale at
some of the local stores.
Mrs. Wilmont B. Whittier Of Madi-
son avenue, has received word that
her aunt, Mrs. Marie Tolman, aged 95
years, has fallen at her home in Au-
Snsta and broken her hip. Mrs. Toll
man has frequently visited her niece
and many here will be sorry to learn
! Of her accident.
Mrs. Goodwin Ramsden Of North
Middloboro. Mass, arrived in town
on the afternoon train Monday to
visit for two weeks with her mother
Mrs. Nellie \. Perkins who is pas
sing the summer at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Judkins on Water
| street
| Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bowie and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Potter returned
| to Bath Monday after having been
IN town the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
| Bert Webb at II home on Mount
| Pleasant avenue. Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Webb and their guests enjoyed
an auto trip 10 the Rangclcy Lakes
Friends of Attorney and Mr7. John
Pratt of Minneapolis, Mimi, who
made quite an extended visit in
Skowhegan this summer will be
pleased to know that letters have
been received of the arrival in theil
home city and that the return by
the way of Quebec and Montreal
Canada was much enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brewster
Charles Brewster --" family. Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Small and family
| Miss Ruth Thompson ana Miss Max
flola Of Dexter made MP an automo-
bile party to visit with Mr. and Mrs
! l.. II. Whitney of Water street who
arc spending sor,n time at Fair
| Crcivc's Bay :; I 7 lkcwoOd. Sunday
Mrs. d. +. Gustin of Murray, Kt
! Who has. hcen in town visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Chapman
| and family of North avenue, went
TO Pittsicld Monday morning where
she will be the guest OF another sis
ter, Mrs. Lura Bracket. Mrs. Gus
tin plans to return south the first
of September.
Miss Jane Murphy. who has been
in SkOWhCgan for q number Of weeks
being called here because Of tile scr
iOus illness Of her brother, Frank
Murphy, who has been Il surgical
patient at the Somerset hospital, LETT
Monday morning on her return tC
her home in Calais ana was accom-
panied by her niece, Doris Murphy
Mrs. Flora Farrar was in town
the last of the week, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel L. COpp and left
| saturday afternoon for Benton "! cre
| she visited With brother before re-
turning to nor home in Kcnnehurk
port. \ number Of years ago Mrs
tarar and Mrs. Copp were CO.
teachers at Norridgcw0cR ana have
not seen each other for fifteen wears
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.. Watson of st
lct"rSburg, Fla. WHO are cnioyins
the summer at Portland are in toWr
the guests OF their nephew, Mr.. +
omar Furber and family OF Middle
street. and niece and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Furber of Bcctl
street. They will go to Canaan
| where they will be the guests Of L. p
Furber and otter relatives.
Mrs. Harrya Nigue and her LITTLE
son, Harry junior who were called
here by the illness of her fathe,
Charles Provost returned to hel
home in Watervile Saturday after.
noon and was accompanied by Miss
Lillian Nigue who with MIR. and Mrs
Harry Nigue will 80 to North PonG
Smithficld to spend a weeks vaca
ton.
Charles Blatchford. who has been
the guest of his cousins, Charles
Smith and Emma futile in Skowhe-
gan and of Mrs. Agnes Moody in
Cornville, loft Monday morning for
Massachusetts where he will be the
guest of relatives ad friends before
returning to his home in Sailors
Sung Harbor, Statan Island. Mr..
Blatchford has followed the sea for
the past 60 years.
Miss Alice Gilman. president OF the