Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-30

| in town on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Briant. who
| have been enjoying an outing at
| Lakewood, departed on the morning
| train Thursday, Mrs. Briant en- route
for Toronto, Canada, and Mr.. Briant
will go to Waterbury, Conn.
superintendent William B. Wood
| bury of the Skowhegan- Madison
schools left on the morning train
Thursday for Gorham, where he will
| pass three days in attendance at the
| annual conference of superintend-
ents.
| Howard Cook Of Athens was in
| town Thursday morning and left on
the 40 train for Gorham, where he
will be the guest of Stanley T.
| French. who Is a former teacher at
! the Somerset Academy, Athens.
Mrs. Jennie Cover. who has been
visiting with her granddaughter,
| Mrs. A. w. Lowell, at her home in
Waterville. arrived in town on the
7.o0 train Thursday morning. en-
route for her home in Canaan, go
ing out on the stage.
Arthur Richardson and Holman
Lynn Of Morris. n. Y. who have been
in town demonstrating the Lynn
tractor, went to Bangor Wednesday.
While in town Mr.. Richardson and
Mr.. Lynn were guests Of their cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Currier at
their home on Middle street.
Mrs. Lilly Doe, who has been in
Somerset county visiting briefly with
sster-in-law, Mrs. Walter Lovley
of North avenue, Skowhegan, and
with Mrs. Ralph Doe in Madison,
departed on the $40 morning train
Thursday for her home in Presque
Isle. This was Mrs. Does first visit
into Somerset county.
Miss Helen Merriam, who has
been for the past two years teach
ing in the Williams Street school
in Springfield, Mass, is expected to
arrive in town today, Friday, to pass
the summer with her parents, Rev
and Mrs. George Merriam, at the
Bethany Baptist parsonage, on the
corner of Madison avenue and Win
ter street.
Mrs. Frank w. Allen of Greenvillc,
who has been passing several days
with friends in Slowhcgan and the
guest of Miss S. Madeline Ward at
her summer home at Lakewood, de-
parted on the 30 afternoon train
| Wednesday for Portland, where she
will be the guest of her cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin A. Gray, at their
home In Woodfords, before return
ing to her home.
DR. and Mrs. IT. G. Tucker, who
have since they located here last fall
been occupying rooms in the Dun
ton house on Madison avenue, have
taken the furnished home of Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Goodwin on Dyer
street, for the summer, while Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin and three chill
dren are in Fort Fairfield, Aroos-
took county. where Mr.. Goodwin has
an extensive job of cement work for
the town.
In the local in Wednesday morn
ing's Journal, which mentioned the
address on THE Broken Year and
How to Mend IT, given by DR..
George Otis Smith of Washington, d.
c., director Of the Geological Sur
vey, omission of the city in which the
address was given, was made. Tt
should have stated that DR.. Smith
lecturcd before the National Confer
encc Of Social Work in Providence,
r. +.
Friends of Miss Corinne Salley,
who has taught for the rast two
years in Wa1tham, Mass, will be in
terested to know that her school
closes today. Friday. and that she
will come to Portland and visit over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mar
gerry Fa1es, and will come to Show
hogan the first of the week to pass
the summer vacation with her pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. I. T.. Salley, at
their home on Middle street.
Friends of John Nelson Merrill,
who is captain Of the 2nd Cavalry in
the regular army. and who has been
at the Officers Cavalry school at
Fort Riley, Kan, will be interested
to know that he is this summer mill
tary instructor at Camp Mead, Md.
Mr.. Merrill hopes to pass a few days
with his mother, Mrs. Miriam Mer-
rill, at the home on Water street in
September. Captain Merrill has
been appointed military instructor at
Camp Riley, Kan, for the next two
years.
Mrs. G. II. Rupp of Norrstown
Pa, is in town to pass the summer
with her mother Mrs. Miriam Mer-
rill, at her home on Water street
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Rupp will
be interested to know that Mr.. Rupp.
who is a teacher, Will enter IIar-
ward college this fall, for a three
years course. They have broken IN
housekeeping and Mrs. Rupp will
make her home with her mother,
| Mrs. Merrill, who has this spring
purchased Il home in Norristown.
Pa, and Mr.. Rupp will pass his va
cations with them.
Mrs. Eta LaCasce of upper Main
street, departed on the 90 train
Wednesday,, for Sebago Lake, where
she will pass the summer with her
son and wife. Professor and Mrs.
Elroy LaCasce. at their boys and
girls camps, Wawenock. Mrs. La
Casce's younger son, Raymond, who
is student at Bowdoin college, will
be employed for the summer at
| Camp Wawenock, which will mako
| it very pleasant for Mrs. LaCasce to
be with both of her sons through
| the summer, as the three are sepa-
rated during the remainder of the