Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-29
,Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS,
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, Farmer, s ~
PERSONAL MENTION

Ernest Leighton of Portland arrlV-
ed in town on the 1850 train Wed
nesday on business.
Mrs. Verna S. Jewett, a graduate
nurse from the Somerset hospital, is
surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital.
Miss Nellie Holway, one OF the
Madison teachers, was in town We'd
nesday morning on her way to Cam
den and left ON the 7:40 train.
Mrs. Scott Lord and Mrs. Rose
Burrill OF Canaan were in town
Tuesday. shopping, and calling on
Mrs. Lords parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
+. Bickford Of Water street.
Among the many places receiving
a new coat of paint is the front of
the building on Water street occupi-
cd by Eugene TarboX as q cleaning
and pressing establishment.
Friends of both Mrs. John ANA
zcen and Mrs. Frank T.. Flint. who
are surgical patients at the Somerset
hospital, will be pleased to know that
they are reported, from the hospital
as doing finely.
MISS Annie AdIliSdll, wiz las loi Il
number of years roomed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Elwell Simpson
on High street, has taken an apart
ment in the Levi Butler house on
the corner of East Front and Poplar
streets and will keep house.
Friends Of Fred LaBrce, the young
son of Mrs. Grace LeBree, will be
sorry to know th; he is suffering
with a broken arm. the accident hap
pened when he fell rs he was coming
from the Notre Dame of Iourdcs
church. one morning recently.
Friends of Brooks Savage will he
interested to know that he will on
July 10th go to Cambridge. Mass,
where he is to attend six weeks
summer school at Harvard. Mr.. Say.
age, who is a Bowdoin man is to be
manager of the Bowdoin baseball
team next year
Fred Lagro of Somersworth, n. H..
was the guest Tuesday, Of Mr. and
Mrs. \. +. Bickford at their home on
Water street. coming through from
Bath. Nc. in his car. Mr.. Iagro
has gone to Lakewood, where he will
pass some weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Sylvester, WHO are summerinE
ut one of the Butler bungalows. Mr..
LagrO is an eX-solder.
Rev. Leslie w Grundv motorcd to
Skowhegan from Phillips Tuesday.
bringing Mrs. Grundy and the chill
dren, Walton and Ruth Helen. who
will remain in the home of Mr.. Grun-
dys parents.s Mr.. and Mrs. John TT.
Grundy on Mechanic street for
while, to assist Miss Helen Grundr
with the work. while Mrs. Grundv is
n patient at the Kcnncbec Valley
hospital.
Miss Mildred Narnev. who is en-
ploycd in Augusta by Nickcry and
Hill Publishers. is in Skowhcgan
passing a two y cks vacation at her
old home farm, who're she is the
guest Of her younCcr sister and her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Downs,
who now reside thore. Tuesday Miss
Narncv was the guest for the day OF
Mrs. Rose Cushman at her home on
the Middle road to Waterville on the
south side of the river.
Beginning Monday Fred ". Kenni-
son, who is employed in the Sampson
Drug store will have a two weeks
vacation. The first week Mr.. and
Mrs. kennison will pass at Capitol
Island and the second week they will
join their little son, Waldron, at the
home OF Mr.. Kennison's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Waldron F. Kennison, in
Waterville. Waldron accompanied
his aunt. Miss Ethel Kennison, who
had been a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kennison to her home in Wat
erville Tuesday afternoon on the 2:25
train.