Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-08-23
|SK0WHEcAN LOCAL News
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, farmers 81 ~
PERSONAL MENTION

GxSOOANS1A N4AAN = AOAN
n Mrs John Buxton Of Arson was in
town Monday.
Miss Bertha Tracy has gone to
Temple Heights to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Gerald.
Mrs. Mabel Burrill Of Canaan was
in town Tuesday and left on the
morning train for Boston.
Mrs. Mary Wing Of Norrldgewock.
Is in town the guest Of Mrs. Chris
b tainia Ordway Of Pine street.
Miss Ruth McQuillain has gone to
Dexter where she is visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Addison Gilman.
John O'KeH and daughter kath-
cline Of Upper Kent, Canada, have
arrived in town and are the guests OF
Mrs. Jerry Harrington.
Miss Amelia Lemieux anc Miss
Flavia Thibault, who went TO Can
ada some time ago by auto with J. 7.
Thibodeau. returned home Monday.
Mrs. Boulette, who has been in Vas
salboro nursing Mrs. William II.
Scott, returned home Monday after
noon.
" Miss Della Rouchard. proprietor OF
the Bonnet Shop" has gone to Bos-
ton and New York to attend the early
fall showing Of new millinery.
Miss Matilda Hilton who has been
at Lake Wesserrunsett visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CHASER of New
York who are passing the summer
at their cottage, left Monday after
noon for her home on Long Island,
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Carl and daugh-
ter Miss Mary Carl of Bingham, were
in town Tuesday on their way by
automobile to Portland where Mrs.
Carl and Miss Mary will pass a few
days. Mr.. Carl Is going on to Bos-
ton on business.
Mrs Charles Gilman and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Gilman of Milwaukee.
Wis, who have been in town the
guests OF their cousin, John r. Nc
Clollan Of Elm street and visiting
with relatives and friends in Canaan,
left Monday afternoon for Atlantic
City. y. j.
Miss Annie J. Smith who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Matte 5.
Goodwin, started Monday afternoon
for Boston en- route for her home in
Los Angeles. Calf. Miss Smith was
accompanied as far as Boston by hcr
sister Mrs Harvey Mcguire and little
Son and Mrs Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Brown and
their infant son, who was born few
weeks ago, at the home Of Mrs.
BrowN's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
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led by Mrs. Eaton. left Tuesday for
their home in Muskogee, Okla. Mrs.
Eaton will pass tho winter with her
daughter and family
Frank c. Rurrll and his son. Donal
C. Burrill and family who for some
years have resided in the Lewis
house on Summer street, are this
week moving into the Bunker house
on BAPTIST Hill. which they have lcas-
Cd for five years. Attorney and Mrs.
John Lewis will move into the house
vacated by the Burrils.
Willis ROhart who has occupied an
apartment in the Leon Titcomb house
on Summer street. will vacatc the
apartment and it will he occupied by
d. Herbert Smith and family who
havo resided in another on Summer
street The Lcwis house vacated by
tho Smiths will he occupied by Mrs.
Flora Lewis and her daughter, Mrs.
Rose wilkins Of Wilton.
Eric Peterson who has been pass
ing some time with Mrs. Peterson and
their little daughter. the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Glasscr of Long
Island City. New York. who are sum-
morinE at their cottage on the east
shore Of Lake Wesserrunsctt. left
Monday afternoon on his return 10
his home in West Hoboken, y. J.
Mrs. Peterson and daughter will re-
main for a longer visit.
Miss Eva NJ. Blair, stenographer
Anl assistant news writer for John
IL. Fish, editor Of the independents
Reporter, completed her duties on
Saturday and has accepted a posi-
tion as office attendant and book
l,oorcr at the Kennchoc Valley hos
-yital She began hcr new duties
Monday. Miss Elair has been n mom-
hcr Of tho Tndcrendont- Reporter force
.snco 1918.
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rdaugftcrs. Lucorne. Bertha and Lena
-hnd son Alfred of Mount Holyoke.
. Mass. who havo been passing several
'.Ncoks travelling in,Canada, are visit
Ing Father 4. Q. Lacroix on Nor
>ridgowock avenue. The Misses Cher-
.'tion are school mates Of Miss Vera
,NcComhcs at st. .tnne's Academy at
Narlhoro.s Mass. This is the Cher
items first visit 10 SkowheCan and
they arc delighted with this vicinity
OF Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Savage, son
.Linwood and Mrs. Laura X. Twadell
and son frankie, motored to Portland
Tuesday in the Savage machine and
will pass several days visiting at Old
Orchard. Ocean Park and Peaks Is
land. They were accompanied as far
as Portland by Miss Ida Lymer and
her niece Miss Bernice Lymer of Wal
than, Mass, who have been guests
in the Savage home for several weeks
and who were returning to their home
Tuesday, making the remainder of the
trip from Portland by train.