Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-25
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. 3. p. Hurd of Waterville was
! in town recently being called here on
professional business.
Mrs. George Hayden, who has been
! the guest of MI. and Mrs. Ernest
| A. Decker of East Lcavitt street and
other friends has returned to Ter
| home in Guilford.
| Mrs. Allen Hackett, who has been
| The guest OF friends and relatives in
| Solon ana Madison was in town
| Tuesday, on her return to her home
! in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Russell have
! moved from their farm on the East
! Madison road to their other farm on
! the Millikcn road in Cornville for a
| few weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Decker of
! Clinton were in town the first of the
| week to visit with their son and
| Turner avenue.
| G. l.. Huntington OF Guilford was
| in town the first of the week calling
on his aunt Mrs. Fanny Brown at
! the home Of her niece and her hus-
! band, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Decker on
: Turner avenue.
! David Withee, who was married
in Waterville Saturday evening and
/ with Mrs. Withee passed Sunday
and Monday with relatives and
! friends, returned home Monday
| night and resumed his duties as
night watch in the business section
! of the town.
/ Miss Dorrice Chase resumed her
! duties at the Office of the register
OF deeds, John w. Higgins, Tuesday
| morning. after having a weeks va
J cation. Miss Chase returned Monday
| night from Auburn, Portland and
! Sanford, where she had passed the
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kaneen re-
turned Monday night from a visit
to their son. Albert Kaneen lat the
! Oxford Sanatorium, where he is be-
| ing treated for being gassed over
seas. The doctors save Mr.. and Mrs.
kanccn encouraging reports. AL
though their son is still in serious
condition they gave hone of rocov-
erv in time.
Thornton Merriam, the son of
Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam, who
has recently returned from several
| months passed abroad studying the
social conditions and who has re.
turned to Cleveland, Ohio, where he
was a Y secretary. has since his re-
turn accepted a new position with
the Western Reserve and the Case
of Applied Science, in which he has
charge of the religious work.
Mrs. Charles Rollins of Pleasant
Ridge, who has been a surgical pa
tent at the Kennebec Valley Hospital
| for several weeks and who for The
past week has been convalcscing at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bales
| Sp2ulding. has returned TO her home
and was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Spaulding and her husband, who
came down to go home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Gerald who
Planned to leave for Florida tomor-
row, Thursday where they plan to
| spend the greater portion of the win
ter have delayed their departure as
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifford have
decided to so with them Mr.. Cliff
ford is employed as yard repair mar
by the Maine Central railroad and
has received a four months leave OF
absence.
| Charles Pond. manager for J. p.
Morgan Co, of New York was in
town Monday and left for New York
on the $50 train. Mr.. Pond had been
at Spring Lake. Flagstaff which is
owned by J. p. Morgan Co. and
where each year the company give
each one of its Office force a three
weeks vacation. Mr.. Pond was
brought to Skowhegan by c. p. Wing
of Flagstaff in his machine.
Friends of Miss Geneva Pencil
the younger daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. Guy Pennell. formerly OF
Skowhesan. now of Seattle, Wash.
will be pleased and interested Il
know that Miss Pennell. who is q
Junior at the Washington University
has been requested by one of the
professors to assist In the teaching
of harmony classes at the college
this year which Is a distinctive
honor and Indicative Of Miss Pen.
nell's ability as a musician. Miss
Pencil is the granddaughter Of Mr.
nnd Mrs. Frank P. Penne}l Of West
Front street.
Miss Emma Goodrich of Mime.
apolis, Mimi, who has been in town
the guest of her great-aunt, Mrs
Anna Prescott. left Tuesday morn
ling for Pittsfield. Me, where she
will meet friend who came east
with her. This is Miss Goodrich's