Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Seldom kinCaid of East Madison
was in town Tuesday, on business.
Edgar Clark of the Twelve Corners
in Madison, was a business caller in
town. Tuesday.
Alton and Milton Dudley of Castle
Hill, Aroostook county, are in town
the guests of their uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Boynton, Sum-
mer street.
Mrs. Hannah Lord Of Derry, n. H.,
arrived in town Tuesday, on the eve
ming train. Her brother. Robert
Parker of East Madison Is soon to
submit to surgical treatment at ona
OF the local hospitals.
Mrs. ID. l.. Churchill Of Madison
and Mrs. Lcttie Walker Of North New
Portland were in town Tuesday and
passed the day with Mrs. Churchill' s
sister, Mrs. Mary Pratt Dane, North
avenue.
Mrs. Edward Black and little
daughter Margaret, returned TO their
home in Watcrville Tuesday, afte,
being in town for several days the
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner Withec. Bailey street.
Miss Lobelle st. Patrick of Port
land, the field secretary Of the Chill
ofens Heart Work of Maine, who has
neon in town several DAYS soliciting
Tor the work, went to Madison Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Airline Michaud who was in
town for the Emery-Brown STYLE
show Tuesday afternoon. and evening
was tho guest over night of Miss
Leona LeClair and returned to Wa
terville, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Clayton York of Wateryille
Was IN town Tuesday and with her
laughter. Mrs. w. S. Elliott went to
Madison and accompanied her daugh-
Ter Mrs. George McSorley, to the
hennebcc Valley hospital in Skowho-
gan. Mrs. Walker returned to Wa
erville on the late train.
Miss Esther French, who is teach
ing AZ Southington. Conn, and who is
IN town passing the spring vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
george French at their home on
mount Pleasant avenue, and Margar-
g King, passed the afternoon Tues
dav, In Waterville shopping.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Over will,
rave on the morning train Thursday
Sho VIII accompany the remains of
her husband. Humphrey Dyer. who
died late Tuesday afternoon. to Dor
chester. Mass. where the burial will
lie made in the family lot in the
sedar grove cemetery.
80 Mr. ana Mrs. Arthur Bovton of
tofnVille. who formerly lived on the
River road on the south side Of the
hsnnebec river, are parents Of a lit
ue son whom they have given the
name OF Richard Walker. This is the
fourth child. They now have two lit
lie daughters and two little sons.
+. Among the deputy shcriffs in at
tendance ut the April term of the
supreme judicial court now conyen.
ing here are Lewis Il. Wheeler of
Ifartland. r. III. Croker OF Canaan.
j. i. Thibodeau Of Skowhegan.
Thomas III. Tuscan of Scion, T.. F.
Atwood of North New Portland and
Howard w. Lowd OF Skowhegan.
Little Miss Valentine Landry who
nus "''H Staying lor the past two
years with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilfred Gallant, left on the
morning train Wednesday for her
home in Grantancc, Canada, accom-
panied by her uncle. Mr.. Gallant, who
viii. make only brief visit in Can.
ada.
Mrs. Roy Scott has been i'll for the
past two weeks with the grip at the
home of Mr.. Scott's parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. Fl. Scott on the Merrill farm
On Eaton Mountain. where she and
her husband have been passing the
winter. Mrs. Scott has been teaching
The Moody school which is near by.
Mrs. scott's sister. Mrs. May Wood
u Norridsewock Is caring. for her.