Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-01
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The Girl Scouts with their leader,
Mrs. Helen Downs. started at G.3O
Tuesday morning on a hike to Lake
wood, going out about two miles
they were overtaken by fiat car of
the Somerset Traction Co., and on
being invited TO ride. they all climbed
on and rode to Lakewood. They en-
joyed a bountiful picnic lunch, which
was served at the foot OF the pond,
after a very happy afternoon they
returned to townby electric car.
The Boy Scouts with their leader,
Clement Downs went on hike,
starting Monday night to Snow
brook. where they camped for the
night; they enjoyed fishing and out
of-door sports and returned late
Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben 3. Folger and
children. Benjamin. Margaret, Ann
and Mary of Cleveland, o., arrived In
town Tuesday night and are the
guests of Mr.. Folger's parents, Major
and Mrs. John W. Folger of Elm
street. The trip from Buffalo, n. T.,
was made by automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Roulard re-
turned to their home In Pittsfield,
Tuesday night. after having been the
yuests OF their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pan Roulard OF Summer street and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carriveau OF
MrLurn street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Poulin, MISS
Alice Goodrich and Dan Steward en-
loved a trip 20 Rangeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Reynolds
former residents OF Skowhegan,
were IN town Wednesday. calling on
friends on their return TO their nome
IN Portland, from a visit In Madison
where they were guests Memorial
pov of Mrs. Reynolds mother, Mrs.
John Reincr.
Rev. George l.. Thurlow. pastor or
the Federated church, delivered the
Memorial address at North Anson'
Tuesday.
Mrs carl Toby and her infant
daughter. Gucndolyn Louise, who was
lam AZ tho Somerset hospital. re-
turned 10 their home on Bush street
Tuesday,
wilbur Campbell Of Mercer is n.
surgical patient at the Somerset nos
pital
Miss Marion Merriam and her
guest, Daphne Fish. OF Freeport. who
~ n senior at Colby, returned to Wa
tcrville. Wednesday morning. after
having been the guests OF Rev. ana
Mrs. George Merriam.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerome Tirney and
daughter. Pauline. and son Jerome,
have returned 10 Auburn. after being
the guests Of Mrs. Tirncy's parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Cyrus Fortier of
North sire l.
MI and Mrs. Ira 4. Norton. and
daughter. Bertha. accompanied by
Rev. George Thurlow. left Wednes-
day morning in the Norton car for
Boston. They plan to return Friday
night Mr.. Thurlow will be the guest
~ his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
\ Thurlow OF Watertown, Mass,
white away.
William T.. Ramsey. the eleven
year-old son Of Laird Ramsey, Of
Arson, is surgical patient at the
Somerset hospital after suffering a
bad fracture of orc of his legs.
cccil Atwood. the youngest son of
Mr ana Mrs. Clayton Atwood. of
lcavitt street, fell from the bed about
y o'clock Tuesday evening and frac-
tnrcd his left arm between the wrist
and tho elbow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horny +. Thurlow and
daughter. Marjorie II. Thurlow. and
Mrs. Walter Moore. accompanied by
their little granddaughter, Ruth
Thurlow. returned TO their home in
Watertown. Mass. Wednesday, after
having been guests OF their son and
WIFE, Rev, and Mrs. George Thurlow,
since Saturday. Miss Ruth plans to
remain until the first OF July.
Mrs. Alfred r. Morrill, of Cincinna-
n. Ohio. arrived in town on the IL
o'clock train Wednesday noon, and
viii pass the summer with her par
"nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Flynt. at
their home on Coburn avenue. Mr.
Morrill, who is director of the city