Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION

Eugene Barnes, lumberman of
Brunswick. was in town Tuesday.
NJ. A. Tibbetts of the University
of Maine passed the night Monday in
town with friends.
james kinslcy. who is employed
by the Hollingsworth and Whitney.
was in Augusta on business Tuesday.
Miss Flora Cowett of the Senior
class of the Skowhegan High school.
was in aWtervilie on business Tues
day
i. S. Davis of Madison was in
town Tuesday morning going to
,Orono on the s. o'clock train. to at
tend the Farmers week meetings.
Mrs. Will Briggs of Fairfield ar
rived in town Tuesday noon and was
the guest over night of Miss Cert
rude Webb at her home on Pleas
ant street.
While in town Mrs. Townsend
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Ross. as she is friend of their
daughter, Miss Mabclle Ross Of
Portland.
~. tlll IioDbS litN VI Slltltbil,
Conn, who came to of1iciate at the
funeral service of Mantley. poolcr
was the guest while in town of Mrs
Ida Lcavitt Smith.
Mrs. Ernest \. Decker, daughter
Fayalenc. and Mrs. Clarence Is.
Hight and daughter Miss Helen
were in Watervillc for the day Tues
day shopping.
Mrs. Ethel w. Hight and dauGh-
ter. Miss Virginia w. Amcs and Mrs
Tracy Gates and daughter. Miss
Helen Gates. were in Waterville for
the day Tuesday shopping.
r. A. Shorey. superintendent of
the international Pulp mill at Scion,
was business caller in town Mon
day. Mr.. Shorcy left Tuesday on a
business trip into Canada.
Montford Meador, who has been
spending vacation at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Mcader on upper Main street. has
returned to Watcrvjllc where he is
ON plOycd
Carroll Beale. president of tile
Senior class of the Skowhegan High
school, was in Waterville Tuesday
with a delegation of the class who
were having their class pictures talk
en- in that city.
Miss Fedora Martin. who is en-
ployed in Augusta. is at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Martin on Hathaway street, heing
called home by the condition of her
mother, who is quite i'll with the pre-
Nailing grip.
George Foster OF North Cornville
was in town Tuesday to bring his
daughter, Miss Elizabeth to the train
on her return to Pennington, whore
Foster has been passing the spring
vacation with her parents.
superintendent and Mrs. Charles
r. Rail of bingham who were in
town Tuesday to attend the funeral
services ce Mrs. Balls amt Mrs
Joshua f. Williams, were guests
while in town of Mrs. Balls brother,
II. G. Judkins of Water street
An immigration officer and Mrs
Townsend. one of the secretaries of
the Young Womans Christian As
ISOLATION of Portland, were in town
Monday in regard to deporting an in
mate at the state Seformatory for
Women to Canada.
Miss Christine Wyman OF Port
land, who was a room mate of Miss
Edna Gushing when they were bot n
students at Wcstbrook Seminary. ar
rived in town on the II A. NJ. train
Tuesday to pass the Easter vacation
with Miss Cushing at her home on
Elm street.
Frank w. Buchanan, Grand Com
mander of the Grand Commandery
of Maine and the Grand Warder of
the Grand Commandery of Maine.
Walter +. Ordway went to Portland
on the morning train Tuesday to in
spcct the Portland Commandery, No.
Mrs. Dora Savage, who has passed
the winter in Boston with her daugh-
ter. Miss Augusta Savage and who
has been visiting in Portland with
her son, Clair and family. arrived in
toNu MonOaF on the evening tram
and is the guest of Mrs. c. Davis
Miller at her home on Elm street.
Frank Il. Madden, comma lander OF
De Molay Commandery, went Tues
day morning on the s o'clock train
10 Portland to attend the inspection
of Portland Commandery. NO. 2.
While in Portland Mr.. Madden VIII
he the guest of his father, Edwin
Madden and other relatives.
Harry Burgess, who for some time
was the manager of the Somerset
Grain Company before it was sofa 10
Z. and A. L. Gerald, and who since
has been a travelling salesman Tor
the Oscar Holway Company OF Lew
iston, was in town Monday on busi-
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess many
friends will be interested 10 Know
that on Monday morning Mr.. Burgess
purchased a business in NorridGe-
wock. He will loon move to Nor
ridgewock where he resided before
coming to Skowhegar. Best wishes
for a prosperous business career are
extended to Mr. Burgess VINO mas
been an efficient manager and splen-
did salesman.