Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION

Madison, where he has employment.
Miss Marion Merriam. a student at
Colby college, returned home on the
7.40 train, Monday morning.
Mrs. Annie S. Clark went to Gar
diner, Monday morning. where she is
to be the guest of Mrs. George York
Z. A. Weber, the postmaster at
Hartland, was in town Friday on
business at the register of deeds Of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Witham and
daughter, Lucretia of Norridgewock
were in town Saturday night the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wilbur
of Madison avenue
Misses Madaline McCoombs and
Mildred Mcphce of Watcrville arriv-
co in town Monday noon and will go
to Lakewood. where they will pass
some time.
Miss Birdena Ealliere was in Far
mington. Sunday, where in the af-
ternoon she attended the baccalaure-
ate service Of the graduating class of
the Pennington Normal school,
A. w. Harrison of Albion. who has
been in town being employed by
Steward and Smiley on the State
road, left on the Monday morning
train for his home.
Miss Vera Deering Of Athens. who
has been teaching in Harmony, was
in Skowhegan. Monday morning and
went to Watervile on the morning
train.
Miss Eva Springer. who has been
one of the fourth grade teachers on
Leayitt street, left Monday morning
for her home in Franklin whore she
Will spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. George Campbell of Pcin De
Pute. n. T.. who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Wheeler of thc
Island left on the morning train
Monday for Boston, where she will
spend some time.
George b. Cutter, the president of
the Madison Spiritualist Camp Meet
ing association. left on the morning
train Monday for Boston, after being
here to attend a meeting of the as
ISOLATION held Sunday
Mrs. Omar Folsom and Mrs. John
Fecteau, who reside on East Front
l
where they have a cottage at the
FoXcroft campground. where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Alice J.. WadsWorth, who has
been taking course at the Machine
Institute at Rochester, y. Y, arrived
in town on the evening train Satur-
day and will pass the summer at her
home on Bush street.
Mrs. Alfred Turcotte returned on
the evening train Saturday from
MedfOrd. Mass, where she was call
ed a few weeks ago by the serious
Illness and subsequent death of her
mother Mrs. benjamin Ward.
Arthur Belliveau and sister. Ju-
mena BclliVCau, who are students Mt
the Sacred Heart convent in Jack
man. will arrive in Skowhegan the
nrst or the week and will spend the
summer with their mother, Mrs. Ida
Bcllivcau.
MISS Eleanor Halves. who has lust
competed her junior year at Colby
colieSc is at the home of her pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. John ID. Symons
on Water street Miss Halves will be
employed at the Arcadia Tea Room
at Lakewood this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Eodden and
dauEhter Miss Catherine Rodden of
Dover arrived in town Sunday after
noon to be present at the marriage
or their son, DR.. Arthur f.. ROdlen
anu MISS June Frances Amos Mon
day morning.
feV. n. +. Abbott, the vice presi
dcht OF the Madison Spiritualist
Camp Meeting association of Bos1op
leit Monday morning on her return
after being in Skowhegan over Sun
day. to attend services of the associ
alton
Miss Ella Flanders. who has been
student at the New England Con-
serNatory Of Music in Boston. ar
rived IN town on the evening train
Saturday and will spend the summer
at her home here on East Lcayitt
street with her brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Flanders.
Mrs. Annie Pratt and Miss Lucy
Dinsmore of Hinckley arrived in
town Monday morning on the carly
train and attended the funeral of
Mrs. 1Iuldah Burgess, Mrs. Gains
stcpmother, which was held at III
O'Clock at the Centenary Methodist
church.
Rev Father Charles Willette of
the Sacred Heart in Portland. who
has been in Skowhegan substituting
at the Notre Dame of I.ourdcs
church. during the absence of the
pastor, Rev. Father j. Louis A. Rem
aud, who has been in Ontario. Can
ada. the guest Of relatives. left on
the morning train Monday on his re-
turn.
Or. Herbert Rodden OF Madison
was in town over the week end and
the guest of his brother, DR.. Arthur
], kodden at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. walter G.. Wayman, on the
Island Monday morning. DR.. Her
bert Rcddcn acted as best man at
tn" wedding service OF his brother.
which WAS held at eight o'clock in
the Notre Dame Of Iourdes church.
James Gilhllian OF Bar Harbor
motored TO Skowhegan. Sunday and
visited with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gilfllian, at their home
on Mount Pleasant avenue. He re-
turned home Monday morning AMI
was accompanied by his wife and
their little son, Lewis, who have been
In Skowhegan for two weeks the
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