Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-09
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Miss Daisy Snow. stenographer for
the American WOODEN Co. At Oakland,
was the guest of her mother. Mira
Laura Snow. over Sunday.
Miss Georgia Morrow. Miss Gladys
Godfrey and Miss Hildred Bibber,
teachers at Ryerson hall. accom-
panied by several small girls. were In
Waterville. Saturday.
Mrs. Gerald Wilson In In town. the
guest Of her mother. Mrs B. White.
at Elm Shade farm.
Everett Wardwell. who has been n
town since the first OF March. has re-
turned to his position on the railroad
and will begin work Monday morning.
Several from this neighborhood at
tended the party at the home OF
Gladys Kicker Saturday evening
Franklin Bishop and Robert Simp-
son OF Richmond. also Mr. 81. Peter
|of Oakland. are boardcrs at Craggin
Brook farm.
Mrs. Marian Hincki, was a WEEK.
end guest at Willow wood.
Philander Bcssey is working for
Z. b. Hicks and driving the Hicks
team vi tue STATE ROAD.
Frank l.. Barnes. instructor In tho
operating Of machinery for the
American Shoe Machinery Co. OF Au-
burn. arrived in town Saturday after
noon for short visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Ba mes.
Mrs. Florice Hall or the east side
of the river made a business trip TO
Wateryille Saturday
The grange will hold q regular
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Services at the chapel Sunday were
conducted by a student from Colby
College.
The last meetinl OF the kennebec-
side club for the year was held at
Fogg cottage. On account OF the rainy
weather several members were unable
to be present. The roll call was
prominent Women of Today" A So
cial hour was enjoyc with delicious
refreshments.
Several from this place hope 10 at
tend the annual meeting of the North
Kennebec Baptist Association at the
Getchell Street Baptist church next
Thursday. May nth. at waterviile.
Mrs. Earle Palmer and children
have returned to their home in Show
hogan, after several mon IS visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. Bessey.
Mrs. Esther Brooks is employed TO
assist her with the homework.
Emerson Hall lost one OF his span
of mules Saturday.
Mrs. Bert Smith OF Cornvile was a
caller at the home OF Mrs. Rose
Strickland, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Elvin Richardson OF East
Skowhegan visited Mrs. Arthur
Wardwell Thursday.
Simeon Pettegrcw sold his farm To
man from Canada who took posses
sion Friday. The latter is accom-
panied by relatives who are looking
Tor farm in that vicinity.
A surprise party was given Miss
Gladys Kicker at her home In East
Skowhegan Saturday evening. Quite n
delegation her friends from this
vicinity were present.
Wade Wheeler has been nj the new
farm home Of Labon Allen the past
/ week, papering, painting, etc.
Everett Wardwell has returned TO
the NJ. c. II. r. as fireman. after
several months vacation.
Joseph Ireland, who has been stop
ping at the home OF his daughter.
Mrs. Blame Richardson. through the
winter. has returned to his home In
East Skowhegan for the summer.
Merle Bessey of Skowhegan visited
his people over the weekend.
Miss Irene Head OF North Garfield
visited her grandmother, Mrs. Ar
minda Smith. over Sunday.
Norman Cane has finished work In
Skowhegan and returned home for the
summer.
Mrs. Lucele Bane and little dauRh-
ter OF Massachusetts have arrived at
the home of her grandparents for a
few weeks visit
Leigh Richardson and Delma Saw
yer are doing carpentry work for
l.. A. Kicker and J.. Il. Kicker.
Emmonds RichaI dson Is at work on
the State road with his span OF work
horses
Perley Gerald has finished work for
the Shawmpt Manufacturing Co and
VIII attend to his farming.
Miss Floy Walker has returned
home from Warren. Mass.
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