Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs, w. g. Elliott went 10 Augusta
on the morning train, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. +. Russell and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy Keene. were In Water
willie for the day. Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Philorick will 90 to Ban
sor Wednesday where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Henry A. Appleton.
Miss Lucille Moore has returned to
her home in Auburn. after visiting
with relatives in town.
Mrs Edwin p. Whiting was in Wa
tervilIe on business, Monday after
noon.
Judge Charles O. Small Of Madi-
son was in town Monday. on pro-
fessional business at the court.
Col. Roy L. Marston went to Au-
gusta on business, Tuesday morn
ing.
Ansel Newton Of the East Madison
road went to Lewiston, Tuesday
morning on a business trip.
A parole officer of the State prison
st Thomaston was in town Tuesday
on official business.
Mrs. Charles Goodrich OF Water
Vile arrived in town Monday morning
70 pass the day with Mrs. Leon Bu-
ker. Spring street.
Attorney William II. Hawes, col
lector of the internal revenue, was
IN Augusta on official business
Tuesday.
Attorney Howard Haley OF Hart
land was in town Monday and Tues
aay on business at the Supreme
judicial court.
Mrs. J. A. Wheeler and daughter,
Kathleen, have returned from Hinck-
lev where they were guests OF MIS-
Ed. Hicks and family.
Mrs. T.. Il. Hicks OF Hinckley was
IN town Monday to see Mr.. HICKS
who is q patient at the Somerset hos
pital.
Fores. I.anderkin OF Gardiner, head
carpenter for the Central Maine Io"-
or Co. is in town employed on the
Island.
Joseph Boiler who Is employed by
Horace Purington Co, went 10 Dover
Tuesday morning, where he IS 10
work for n time.
Fred O. Herrick of Eldridge Broth
ers. contractors OF Dexter, remodel
ling the new offices for John c. Grlf-
fin. was in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Thurlow of Rich
mond arrived in town Tuesday and
went TO Starks where they Will pass
the summer.
Frank Savage and son. Frank
Savage. Jr. and little daughter, Nam
nette OF Fairfield were dinner guests
Tuesday OF Mr.. and hrs. Fred Phil
brick, Coburn avenue.
Mrs. Nellie Howard. who has been
The guest of Mrs. Julia Churchill, In
Canaan, was in town Monday morn
ing on her return to her. home in
Belfast.
DIR. II. 6. Spear Of North Arson was
I'm town Tuesday. bringing a patient
Miss Myrtle Dunlap TO the Kennebec
Valley hospital. She underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Miss Amanda Carriveau returned
Tuesday noon from Pittsficld. where
she had been the guest of her sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Roullard.
Mrs. NJ. L. Cornish. who has beer
In town the guest Of Mrs. William
Iiodgdon OF Beech street returned tc
her home in Waterville, Tuesday
morning.
Miss Doris Trask. who passed @
weeks vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A. Trask at >theil
home in Cornvile was in town Mon
day on her return to Oakland, where
she is employed.
Mrs. Frank Curtis and two little
daughters, Arlene and Virginia OF
Hanover street. left Monday after
noon for Harmony where they will
he kuests OF Mrs. Nellie Whitehouse
Mr. Curtis, who is employed by Leor
Witham, is in Portland taking .
course on automobile batteries.
Miss Isabelle Dionne. who has beer
employed as Office attendant to DR.
Arthur f.. Rodden In his dental Of
fce, has completed her duties and
has accepted a position In the candy
store and ice cream parlor of Ear
Tantist. Miss Helen Bouchard is tc
take Miss Dionne's place in DIR. Rod
dcn's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Adams, accom-.
panied by Miss June Derole lcf
Tuesday morning for Big Jim PonC
camps where they will be employed
untn November by Mr.. and Mrs
Grover c. Given. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam.
and Miss Devole were obliged to make
the trip by the way OF Rangele,
Lakes as the Narrow gauge railroad
from Strong TO Kingfield is not oper,
nting as early as this. Mr.. and Mrs
Adams have let their home on Sum
mcr street 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Juliar
Cornroy OF Waterville until Novem
her and they have already taken pos
session.
Judge John A. Morrill, listened 4
the attorneys Tuesday morning at the
opening OF court in the contested di.
vorce case of Paul Clukey VS.. Mar!
Ciukey OF Anson. Attorney William
". Brown of Madison represented
Paul Clukey and County Attorney
James II. Thorne OF North Anson
represented Mary Clukey. The testi
mony in the case was put in Monday
Judge Morrill, did not grant a divorce
Attorneys Thomas Leigh and Her.
bert Locke. both Of Augusta were IL
town Monday and Tuesday on pro.
fessional business before the supreme
judicial court.