Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-04
PERSONAL MENTION


day afternoon on business.
Mrs. Harold salley returned from
watervllle, Friday. where she passed
Thursday night on business.
Attorney Edward F.. Merrill went
to- Augusta on business Friday morn
ing.
cred sariey returned from Water
Vile. Friday, where he had been on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton NJ. Holt ana
Miss Leila Fairbrother, went to Port
land, Friday morning on business
tsp.
Willard II. Cummings. agent for
the American Wooden company, lett
on the II. 40 train Thursday on lew
days' business trip to Boston.
Mrs. s. NJ. Sawyer went to FAR
tsla. Thursday, on the ESQ +. NJ.
Train and visited over night with her
sister. Mrs. Stanley Chalmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Provost OF
Merrill court are the parents OF
lttIe son born Tuesday night. Inc
little lad has been named Joseph, Jr'
Mr.. Matston, the assistant auditor
RI tho Central Maine Power compah"
Of Augus,a. has been in town on OFF,
cal business.
Miss Esther Fleweling, who has
boon employed in Norrdgewock' was
IN town for a few hours THURSDAY Oh
her way homsfin Hinckley. -.
Henry Watson, who has been III
town for a few days on business. re-
tlrned 10 Augusta on the afternoon
tll'n Thursday.
Mrs. LYDIA Pooler Of East SHOW
hegan Is m town the guest OF nef
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred e. Nye at their home on Bush
street for a few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Dane have
returned from Madison where they
were the first Cf tho week visiting
with Ms. Danes sister, Mrs. d. l..
Churchill
Mrs. Ralph 1rill returned from
Fairfield. Thursday, on the evening
train after being in Fairfield over
Wednesday night TO visit with her
cousin and husband. Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bickford, who
have been in town the guests OF their
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ct r. Cole at their home on Mechan-
&C. street. returned to their home in
Watorvillo, Thursday afternoon.
Willis f.. Porter, who has been at
tending the automobile show in Port
land. and also visiting with his son
Herman, who is a sophomore at
Eowdoin college. returned home on
the evening train Thursday.
Miss GLADYS Rovell, a student at
the Posse Gymnasium and Normal
School in Boston. will arrive in town
today. Saturday, and will spend
few DAYS vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rowell at their
home on the East Madison road.
Mrs Fred Parks of Dudley Corne"
was in town Thursday afternoon and
went to Augusta on the $50 train
where on Friday morning she at
tended the funeral service for her
S.ster-in law. Mrs. George Parks OF
Greenvlle, who passed away in Au-
Gusta.
DIR. d. y. Holt Of Augusta, the su-
perintendent Of the Augusta District,
who was in town over Thursday
night to attend the fourth quarterly
meeting at the Centenary Methodist
church, was the guest while in town
Of the pastor. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Nichols at the parsonage on the
Island
Miss Mabel Lord Of Portland, who
was In town Thursday night taking
Miss Ellen Libby's place, from the
Portland Business and Professional,
speaking TO the business and profess
slonal Skowhcgan women at a meet
ing held in the municipal court room,
WAS the guest while in town Of Mr.
and Mrs, John w. Higgins at their
home on Ieavitt street.
Mrs. Arthur Roderick, who has
been in town since Thursday of last
week, coming to attend "Oh. Oh
C.ndy." the Junior Exhibition of the
s. II. S. class Of '22, of which her
sister, Miss Fay Burkhardt. is a
member and who had one of the
prominent parts. returned to her
home in Portland, Thursday, lcav-
ing on the 11.io a. NJ. train.
Mrs. o. Il. Jenkins who has been
In town since Monday noon the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Alice Skel-
ton. NJ her home on North avenue,
and Of her sister, Mrs. leila Briggs
Of West Front street, left on the
morning train Friday for her home
in Littleton. Mrs. Jenkins had been
in attendance at the Changers Lee
turers' Conference held in Augusta
before coming to Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs Wilfred Simmonite
and their little son, who have been
I'm town for few weeks, the guests
Of Mr.. Simmonite's sister and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Scott
at their home on Alder street, left
Thursday afternoon on the train
which is supposed to leave at go,
but did not leave until =. NJ. for
their home in Pictou county, Nova
Scotia. This delay, however, did not
delay Alr. and Mrs. Simmonite on
their Journey as they were not to
leave Natervillc until a. NJ. Friday
morning. Mrs. Scott and her little
daughter. joyce. accompanied the
Simmonites as far as Waterville ana
there they went to Nassalboro by
electrics where the Simmonites were
going to visit until the last car back
~ Waterville. and Mrs. Scott and her
little daughter were to stay until
Friday with Mr. Scctts parents, Mr..
and Mrs. \. w. Scott.
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