Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-07-27
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PERSONAL MENTION

Robert Sherburne of Portland, was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Cora Cayouctte was in Water
Vile on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter l.ancy was in Waterville
on business Wednesday.
| Attorney +. Morrill, went to Port
| land, Wednesday ON professional
| business.
Mrs. Horny Reed ana daughter,
Ecrlc of East Madison, were in town
shopping Tuesday.
| Mrs. Deborah Follows and d1ugh-
ter, Mrs Elise Fellows White left
Tuesday morning for Montreal, Can,
on n business trip.
| Attorney Harold J. Phillips. sons
John and James, and II. c. Judkins,
were at Fayi pond fishing Tuesday
| afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Morrill, of Madison
was in town Wednesday morning and
! loft for Portland. where she will visit
( in the home If Nh Ncrrlls brother
! George Merrill
Miss Wood tho advance agent for
/ The Ecdpath Chautauqua is expected
: TO visit SlloWhe%an about the eth of
! August, when she Will meet with the
! guarantors.
Miss Geneva r. 1Iebert of Bidde-
ford, who is passing some weeks
with her grandparents, Nh. and Mrs.
| Charles Provost, went to Watcrvillc,
: Tuesday afternoon, to visit with her
! aunt, Mrs Harry NiGue.
Mrs. Isaac Barney, who had been
/ in town to attend the funeral service
| for Mrs. Lucy NiGuc who died Sun
! day afternoon and which was lcld
Tuesday morning, returned Tuesday
afternoon to her home in Watervillc
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morse and
! daughter, Miss Alice Morse, who
have been at Mcddibumps for a few
days visit with Mrs. Morses broth
or, G. Bridges and family, returned
! Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice Wood and Miss An
ME Harvey, who have been passing
! several weeks in Ma massachusetts, and
New Hampshire, visiting with rela-
tives and friends. arrived in Skowhe-
/ gan Tuesday afternoon and returned
| to their home in Cornville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Quincy ana
| children, Elizabeth and Edward ana
John Little, have gone by automobile
| to Southport, where they will enjoy
an outing. During Mr.. Little's abb
scnCe from his news stand it is in
| charge of Miss Laura Lemicux and
| Donald Orsborne.
| Mr.. and Mrs. d, A. Robbins of
Nineland, n. j., arrived in Skowhe-
gan Tuesday and went to Canaan,
where they will visit with Mrs Rob
bins uncle, D. w. Washburn, which
! is the Old homo OF her Grandfather
Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
! plan to visit Canaan and Mrs. Rob-
bins old home every few years
Mrs. Rosie Richards, who has been
! the guest of her brother-in -l law and
| wife, Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards.
returned Tuesday afternoon to her
| home in Thorndlke. Mrs. Richards
has just returned from New Bedford,
Mass. where she had accompanied
| her husband, Peter Richards, re-
mains for burial. Mr.. Richards for
merry resided in Skowhegan but for
some years has lived at Thorndike.
Mrs. Carl Withee and daughter,
! Barbara of WATERFOWL, Mass. who
have been in town for a number of
weeks, visiting at the home of Mr..
| Withee's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. FL
f, more Withee. Milburn street, left
| Wednesday, for Augusta, where they
Will be guests Of Mr.. Withcc's sister
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lonsfollow before returning to their
| home.
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase has re-
ceivcd notice of her appointment as
chairman of the finance committee
of the state Federation of business
and Professional Womcn's Clubs.
The Sllowhegan club. of which Miss
Chase is the vice president, feels