Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-16

tney were guests over SUNDAY of Mr..
Decker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs, San
ford Ward.
Miss Lena Smith, a young girl who
has been surgical patient at the SOM
erset hospital, has been discharged
from the hospital and on Sunday re-
turned to her home in North New
Portland.
Mrs. H. Whitney who has been the
guest of her son. Edward Whitney in
Skowhegan and her daughter, Mrs
III. E. Croker in Canaan returned to
her home in Hinckley Monday morn
ing.
Miss Georgia Morrow, the teacher
of domestic science at the Good viii
schools was in town over Sunday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory A.
! Homsted at their home on Water
street and returned to Good Will
Monday morning.
Mrs. Ella Sawyer who has been in
the county on business and was the
guest of Miss Nellie Bean at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell
over Sunday returned to her home in
Portland Monday leaving on the
morning train.
Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Tobey (nee Miss Prudence Wads-
worth) of Bush street will be pleas
ed to know that they are parents Of
little daughter born at the Somer-
set hospital Saturday night The
little one has been named Gweado-
Ign Louise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rollins. who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Ly-
man Scribner at their home in Corn
vile and Mr.. and Mrs David Jewett
Of Winter street. SEowhegan, left on
the morning train Monday for her
home in Dover-FoXcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Harvie have
returned to their home on Bigelow
hill after an extended visit in New
York and Vermont states. Mrs. Har-
vie being away since January and
Mr.. Harvie going two weeks ago to
make the return trip with Mrs Har-
vie.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Withaln and their four little children
\ moved into the house on Bridge street
which has been occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Parker and which Mr.
Witham recently purchased from the
Daniel Lewis estate.
Miss Esdyn and Alicia viles happily
entertained the Senior Follies at their
home on High street Saturday evening.
Delicious refreshments Of cookies and
fruits were served. Games were play
ed and a Jolly time enjoyed by all
present.
Dawson and Andrew, returned Satur-
day on the 5.45 P. NJ. train from Au-
gusta. where they were called the first
of the week by the illness Of Mrs wy
mans mother. Mrs. ii. NJ. Breen.
Friends in town of Mrs. Breen will be
pleased to know that she is much i'm
proved.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lowe and lit
tie daughter Marietta motored to Gin
ton Sunday, where they were guests
of Mr.. loves cousin and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. X. Howard Brown. They
were accompanied home by Mr.. Lowe S
aunt. Mrs. L. H. Pratt, who is their
guest at their home on Baptist hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knowles and
son, Bernard OF North New Portland
motored to Skowhegan Monday
morning in time for Bernard who
had been passing the weekend with
his parents, to return to Pittsf1eld
where he is a student at he Maine
Central Institute on the o'clock
train.
Orrin Packard. a public auto driver,
! frin VII n
made Sunday of 162 miles, going to
Pennington. Weld, Dixfield, Ilvermore
to lockwood Station. and returned.
Mr. Packard stated that he was much
surprised 70 find the roads at this
season of the year in such good con-
dition.
Frank Sired left on the morning
train Monday for Washington, D. c.,
where he will be the guest of his
brother, Arthur Sired who is tales
man in a department store in the
capital city. Mr.. Sired will visit en-
route with another brother, Harry
Sired in Lawrence, Mass, and with
friends in Bridgton. Conn.
Relatives in town have received
word announcing the serious illness
of II. l.. Jewett at Bedford, Mass.
Mr. Jewett has many friends in Som
erset county who will be sorry to
learn Of his illness. Mr. Jewett for
merly lived in South Scion and lat
er was employed for some years at
the Skowhegan Monumental Works.
Many friends of Mrs Walter
Thornhill who with her husband.
who is employed at the Maine Cen
trail station at Madison as baggage
master, reside on East Front street
will be sorry to know that she is Sc
riously ill at the Somerset hospital
where she was operated upon Sun
day.
Miss Mary Arleite Penney, president
of the Maine Federation Of business
and Professional Womcn's Clubs, will
be in town Wednesday evening May
II. to visit the Skowhegan club. which
will hold a special meeting on that
! evening to which all members arc
! urged to come and meet Miss Penney
The place at which this meeting will
be held will be announced in Wcdnes-
day mornings paper.
Miss Lottie Pollard who on Satur-
day night completed her duties at
Green Brothers store where she had
been employed as sales lady. left on
the morning train Monday for "The
Barker" in the Rangeley Lakes re-
gion where she will be employed in