Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-26
PERSONAL MENTION

Lake Tu'suay hiteIuo0u tc8vIn8 On
,se so train on business trip.
urs. George Soicie OF Fairfield was
II town for the day Wednesday ON
business.
frank Murray and his son. Frank
Murray went tO Portland Wedneo.
aay 10 consult n specialist.
Niss Esther Brackett left Wcdnes.
Say morning for Sebago Lake, where
49, viii be the guest OF her mother.
n ". Floss Of 81. Alhans who 10 Ia
,evn On business In the guest Of q.
Uun at the home on the Athens
foa1
Mr. and Mrs s. &. Hun returned
Wednesday noon from Dexter, where
,ley were called 10 attend the fune.
raj NJ relative.
Miss Thedn Holman. parole matron
4, me state Heformatory for Women.
went 81 Portland "wednesday morn.
Ing On Official business.
willard ". Cummings. agent Of the
American Wooden NH company, went
a. rittsAold Tuesday afternoon on
BUSINESS.
ur and Mrs. Gideon Rancourt and
yrs ivan Fournicr who have boon In
town on business have returned to
,teir homes in Jackman. leaving on
,tn late train Tuesday afternoon
Mrs smith of phillips arrived in
town wednesday noon to pass some
,hnc with her daughter. Mrs. leon
wilbur ~ Madison avenue. who ID
In m health.
Frank Everett OF Corinth was the
guest white In town on Tuesday Of
Wis cousin. Mrs. Carolyn p. Fair
t,o,ttr M her home on Madison ave-
nus.
VIC s passing few days In town
with Mr. Grnin's parents, Mr.. and
Nrs John C.. Griffin at their home on
Madison avenue.
I c. Foyer who In an efYicient en-
sineor for tho Central Maine Power
eomrnnv, won't 10 Portland on bus.
mess trip Tuesday leaving On the
ii:t0 train.
Amos For,ier who has been en-
plovcd Ms a carpenter by the Central
Maine Power company, went to Bos.
ton on the 1870 train Tuesday on a
business trip.
Mrssrs. 7. r. Pattengili and A. p.
white. auditors Of tho Maine Central
Railroad company and Mrs. Russell.
also in the employ Of the railway OF
Portland were in town on Official bus
mess Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Murray OF East Mad
ison and her little grandson were IN
town Tuesday afternoon on their way
IN watcrville where she will he the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. George
81. peter.
Mrs. Bridget Caine Of Lewiston.
WHO has been m inmate Mt the state
peformatory for Women has been
discharged from the institution ana
wer, wednesday noon to the State
saratorium at Fairfield.
Mrs. Joseph Carrivcau ana Adolph
Roulette returned on the evening
train TUESDAY from Waterviile where
they had hccn 20 attend on Tuesday
morning the funeral service Of their
unclc. Augustus Roulette.
Mrs. Hamiin Perkins Of Madison
was In town Tuesday the guest OF her
niece, Mrs. Harold ]. Phillips ut her
home on West Front street, and call.
Cd on her nephew. James 3. PHILIPPE
who Ia a patient ut the Somerset hos
piia'.
The names Of Mrs. Viola Bmrnor.
.ns Florence Locke and Mrs. Ava
- -ldan were omitted from the list
a go ladies' who assisted the COM
mittrc in charge OF the food sale
rycn bv the Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
on saturday afternoon.
Miss Thirxa Drake graduate nurse
from Somerset hospital. went We'd
nesdav morning 10 waterville where
she viii he professionally employed.
Katherine Rouliard went TO Lewis.
ton Wednesday on the morning train
where she was called to attend the
funeral Of John Carver.
Reception for Fraser Dunlop
Tuesday evening the Epworth
League room In the Centenary
Methodist church was a scene OF
delightful party given by the young
people of the League to its president.
Fraser Dunlop. who Is leaving Mon
dav for Boston where he will enter
Il school 10 prepare himself for the
ministry.
The rooms were hastily arranged
by kenneth Cole, Thomas Nichols
AMI William Cole. Games. stunts
AMI contests were planned and hap
PLY carried out by Mrs. Grace Tuck
or, Mrs isabel Washburn and Cor
don Grundy. Mr.. Nichols. the pas
Tor, IN behalf Of the League pre-.
scnted Mr.. Dunlop, who has been
the efficient president for the past
year and half, with n gold ever
sharp pencil with which to make his
e,1rk In the world. to which gift Mr..
Dunlop responded cordially and ex-
pressed his appreciation of what the
League has done for fim during his
presidency. Delicious refreshments
We're served. consisting OF ices and
assorted cake by Misses Pearle Ber-
narl Norma Smith and Ethlyn Mills
and a most happy evening was
passed
The League held a brief business
session preceding the reception at
which time the nominating commit.
Toe presented the following list OF
oaittrs who were duly elected:
President. Kenneth Cole: first vice
President. Mrs. Herbert Nichols: Sec
oni Vice president. Carolyn Toz'er;
hird vice president. Norma Smith;
fourth vice president, Mrs. Grace
Tucker: secretary. Pearle Bernard: