Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-31

llIlIiIllIIlI!lIlE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ledger of Bloomfield street and Mrs.
Flora Williams of North avenue, left
on the morning train Wednesday on
their return to their home in Boston.
Mrs. Samuel Sawyer and daughter.
Mrs Ralph f. kenney, and her
daughter Hilda of Cambridge will ar
rive in town today Thursday to visit
with Mrs. Sawyer's daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry STAFF
ford at their home on Water street
for the remainder of the week.
Monford Meader, who has been
very i'll with tonsilitis at the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Meader at their home on upper Maine
stree, has so far recovered as to be
able to resume his work steam fitting
for Nashua Steward on the new mill
being built by the Maine Spinning
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Wyman and
two sons, Dawsonsand Andrew, who
have been passing some weeks at
Ocean Point with Mrs. Wyman's
mother, Mrs. II. NJ. Breen Of Angus
ia, have returned home and Mr.. Wy
man has resumed his duties as inside
superintendent of the local work of
the Central Maine Power Company.
Miss Bertha Gagne went to Lewis
ton Wednesday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Frank Gagne, who has
for a number of weeks at the Central
Maine General Hospital. Friends Of
Mrs. Gagne will be interested to learn
that they have now set Mrs. Gagne's
hip and that the bone seems to be
, knitting nicely.
Mrs. Jennie Sedgelcy of Lynn,
Mass, who formerly resided here, ac-
conn panied by her daughter, Miss Eff
fie Gilman of Good Will Farm who
have been visiting with relatives and
friends in Skowhegan, Bingham and
Jackman, were and town and
Wednesday morning returned to their
respective homes.
Mrs. Ina Stanley Lord, who has
been in town visiting with her sis
ter and husband. register of deeds
and Mrs. John w. Higgins at their
home on Leavitt street, returned to
her home in kezar Falls Wednesday.
Mrs. Lord charmed a large audience
Sunday at the morning service of the
three protestant churches which was
held at the Bethany church, by her
solo singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Cleveland and
son Frank and daughter Geraldine,
who have been in town the guests of
Mr.. Cleveland's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell D. Cleveland at their home
On Pleasant street. left Wednesday
en- their return to their home in Ev-
crett, Mass. On their way they Will
stop in Westbrook, where they Will
he guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl +.
Johnson.
Charles Watson, who is one Of the
purchasers of the Gerald Grain and
Feed mill and who is coming here
from Brooks to have charge Of the
mill, has rented for the fall and Wint-
e~ the house on Summer street owned
by the Lewis estate and which has
Leen occupied by d. Herbert Smith
and family, who have just moved
into the apartment in the Leon Tit
combe house on the same street,
which has been vacated by Willis
Hobart. Mr. Watsons family con-
sists of his wife and one little girl.
Many friends in town of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Whitman of West Med
ford, Mass, who formerly resided in
town on West Front street will be in
terested to know that they are in
Canaan visiting with Mrs. Whitman's
mother. Mrs. Mary Holt. Mr.. Whit
man who is a mason on the the fifth
of last May fell from staging when
at work on chimney and suffered
a fractured leg. For eleven weeks
following accident Mr.. Whitman was
in hospital and even now the leg is
in a cast. Mrs. Whitman is employed
in Houghton and buttons, Boston.
The following visitors hame been
entertained the past week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dean at their home,
"Fruitwell Farm" on the back road
to Waterville; Mrs. Lizzie O'Ncil and
son Carleton, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Priest and two sons, George and
Dean Priest and daughter Ilene, Of
Maynard, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McQuillan and three children Of
Hudson, Mass. all making the trip
in their machines, in one day. Mrs.
O'Neil and Mrs. Priest are sisters
of Mrs. Dean and Mrs. McQuillan is
her ncice.
George Fellows Of Buffalo, n. Y,
who has been in Athens visiting with
his brother and sister in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. John T. Hight, was in town
Monday and left for Waterville.
where he met a brother, Albert Fell
lows of Boston. who had been in
Athens also, visiting at the Heights
home and who a few days ago went
to Bangor to visit with another
brother, DIR. William E. Fellows.
Messrs. Fellows will pass a week in
the White Mountains before return
ing to their homes. They were for
merly residents of Athens, which was
their birthplace. They were the sons
OF Isaac and Hannah Whittier Fell
lows. George Fellows has been en-