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

were at Good Will Friday evening at
tending the gradu;, ting exercises.
Miss Jennie Moltjn returned Mon
day on the IL O'Clock train, from
WatervilIe, where she passed the
weekend with frie1t DIS.
Mrs. John Durgin a st. Petersburg,
Fla, who has been tshe guest of her
sister, Mrs. Eli Carp enter, went to
Millinocket on the q morning train,
Monday.
DR.. oliver J. GAIA lift Sunday by
automobile for Montreal Canada, in
response to a telegram stating that
his father, Damase CaZa, is critically
| i'll. DR.. GAIA will return on Monday
or Tuesday of next week.
| Miss Gala Packard, who was the
guest Of her parents, Nh. and Mrs.
Grin Packard at their hon tie on Shir-
ley street over Sunday, re turned on
Monday morning to Waterv lille. where
she is employed as stenograp her in the
insurance office of Gilmoret
Miss Marion Jacobs. daughter of
ME-. and Mrs. Leslie L. jan cobs of
, Mount Pleasant avenue was operat-
cd upon Sunday afternoon. flor the
removal of the appendix at tine SOM
erset hospital. Miss Jacobs is a
member of the Junior class OF the
Skowhegan High school.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. HowaiNl and
four sons, William Jr.. Charles. F. rank,
and baby Robert, Mr.. Howards sAster,
Mrs M. B. Bernette and daugh ter,
Miss Leona Brunette, of Norh)lk,
Va, arrived in town Saturday eve
ming and are the guests at the hon lie
of DR.. Frank S. Bigelow on the Waten'-
vile road, on the south side of the
river. They plan to pass portion Of
the summer at Lake WesSerrunsett.
Mrs Walter p. Ordway. Mrs. John
H. Lancaster and Mrs. Flora Dealey,
went to Peaks Island the last of the
)weck, where they are passing some
time at the Ordway cottage. Satur-
day. Mrs. Ordway and Mrs. Lancaster
went to Springvail to attend the grad
Iuating exercises of Mason Institute.
Mrs. Lancaster older daughter. Miss
Adelaide Lancaster. is a member of
the graduating class. They will re-
turn Thursday and will be accom-
panied by Miss Eleanor Fernald of
Lancaster.
Thomas Dionne of the division of
markets of the State Agricultural De-
partment, who passed Sunday at his
homo in town, left Monday morning
on his return to Augusta. Today Mr..
Dionne, in company with G. M. White,
chief of the division of markets, and
also in company with man from the
United States department, will go to
Rangeley. They will pass this week
in Franklin county in the interest of
wool grading. Next week they will
go to Aroostooll county They will
pass the remainder of the month of
June in Piscataquis, Somerset and
iKennebec counties on the same Of
fetal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilfillian and
little son, Lewis of Bar Harbor,
came to Skowhegan by auto Sunday
morning and passed the day with
Mr.. Glillian's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gilfillian at their cottage at
! Lake Wesserunsett. Mr.. Gilfillian
, after passing Monday in town re-
. turned Monday evening to Bar Har-
, Giflian and little son will remain
l for two weeks in town visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilfillian of Mount
, Pleasant avenue, and with her moth
or. Mrs. Emma Nutting and. brother
Percy Nutting at their home on VIM
ter street.
James Kinsley of West Front
street, who is employed as superin-
tendent of the drive by Hollings-
e worth and Whitney, is at home suf-
y fering with fractured arm. Mr..
) Rinsley, who was at the Roach river
drive was directing the blasting of
a jam of logs and he feared some of
: his men were in a dangerous position
. and shouted to them to move to
; safety, and as he looked up he saw
a piece of log descending directly
> above his head, he lodged and the
force of the falling log struck him
: on the right arm. breaking it be-
tween the wrist and elbow and strik-
!, ing his leg. Mr.. Kins1ey was several
miles from medical attendance when
:. the accident occurred. He is get
h ting along well and plans to return
f to his work soon.
= James Hamilton, who has been for
c the past five years overseer of the
e weave department at the mill of the
}, American Wooden company, on Satur-
= day completed his duties here. Mr.
}, Hamilton on Saturday noon, in behalf
= of the weavers. perchers and loom
fiXers, was presented with a travelling
!, bag, suit case and a $50 gold piece
The presentation was made in an eX-
> cellent manner by William Morrow, to
l. which Mr.. Hamilton cordially re-
; sponded. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and
children came here from East Roch-
; ester, N. Y. Their daughter, Miss
Ethel Hamilton, is a member of the
graduating class of the Skowhegan
High school, whose graduating exer-
; cises will be held on Friday evening,
June 16. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton and
;, family have made many friends dur
! ing the years which they have resided
in Skowhegan, who will regret their
Y departure from town, If they decide
to leave Skowhegan.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller, who were
f married at the home of the bride in
Rumford last Tuesday, have purchas-
cd the house of Mrs. Bessie perry
King on Hanover street, which was
recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
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