Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-01-16
,Sk0WhEcAN LOCAL News
lSomersei County Headquarters Phones, t:m.. 81, ~
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Myra Akeley was in Water.
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Miss Myra Akeley was in Water
Vile Saturday afternoon shopping.
pr. ". White was in Waterville on
professional business Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Roy H. Marston was in Wa
torville Friday afternoon where she
H. studying the piano-forte.
Miss Helen Fayle, who is employed
In town went to her home in Pitts
field Saturday on the 11.4O train
where she passed the weekend.
Fred Holt who has been living here
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
4 Grover. has gone TO Livermore
Falls where he Is employed by the
International Pulp company.
Mrs. Elise Fellows White returned
ON the II o'clock train Friday morn
Ing from Portland where on the day
previous she played ut the Rossini
club.
John SeaNcy Phillips. the Oldest
son OF Attorney and Mrs. Harold j.
Phillips OF West Front street, was
taken TO the Somerset hospital Fri
day evening and operated upon for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Arthur Roderick who has
been the guest of her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Adolph Burkhardt at their
home on Mount Pleasant avenue, left
on the noon train Saturday for her
return 20 her home in Portland.
Miss Florence Burrill, the stenog-
rapher at the Somerset County Farm
Bureau Office went to her home in
East Madison Saturday afternoon
where she passed the weekend with
hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bur-
riil
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T.. Cummings of
W,st Brooksville who have been in
Janaan the guest of Mrs. Cummings
sister Miss Hazel Leach at the home
OF Mrs. Tibbetts. who teaches in Ca
naan were in town Saturday and
went 10 Portland leaving on the 11.40
train.
County Agent g. A. Storer of the
Somerset Farm Bureau and Miss
Marion q. Hare, county home DEM
onsirator. arrived in town Saturday
an the II o'clock train returning
from Harmony. Hartland and ST. AL
bans where they had been holding
community planning meetings.
Several Skowhegan ladies went to
waserville on the 11.fO train and
were guests Mt luncheon given by
Mrs Ben r. Steward formerly of
akowhegan at her apartments at The
Nelcher. The ladies returned on the
5t5 train. after passing n very de-
nghtful afternoon with Mrs. stew
ard
Manager Gammage. Coach Dostic
aud Captain Beal of the Skowhegan
High school baseball team were In
waterville Saturday afternoon.
where they were present at a meeting
of baseball officers who were called
together Mt the Septinel Office to ar
range a schedule of games for an
other season.
Word has been received from Miss
Madeline Hughes of East Madison,
who accompanied william Mast Of
New York who was employed in the
Somerset worsted Mill to New York
where he is receiving treatment in
the Bellevue hospital, that he is get
ting along well. Miss Hughes is the
guest Of Mr.. Nast's mother in Brook
lyn. y. y.
Mrs Clifton Taylor and daughter,
Nathalie and little Beatrice Damrean
retssrned 10 their home In North Bel
grade Saturday afternoon. leaving on
the 40 train. Mrs. Taylor who Is
Mrs. Carroll N0es' mother, has been
caring for Mr.. and Mrs. Noyes' little
children while Mrs. Noyes and her
infant son were patients ut the SON.
erset hospital.
Miss Doris Cover who came to
pass the Christmas vacation with her
parents. Hon. and Mrs. George w,
Guwer at their home on Baptist HILL
has returned TO Chatham, Mass,
where she In a member Of the High
school faculty. Miss Covers vaca-
ton has been several weeks longer
than was planned because OF tho
prevalence OF scarlet fever in Chat