Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Bernice Steward went Satur-
day afternoon to Hinckley to visit
her aunt. Mrs. o. H. Miller.
Mrs. Oscar Chandler Of Wilton was
In town for a few hours Saturday,
calling on relatives.
Allie Watson returned to his home
in Palmyra Saturday afternoon, af-
ter having been in town on business.
Mrs. Celest Roullard and Miss En-
ma Roulard were in Waterville for
. few hours on business. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A. Gordon were
b.. at Good Will Saturday, visiting their
children.
s. NJ. Curtis. proprietor of the Bowl
odrome, returned Saturday from a
business trip to Portland and New
Hampshire.
Mrs. E. e. Chadbourne returned to
her home in Cambridge, Saturday af-
ternoon after being in town on ! US
mess
Mrs. Esther NJ. Campbell returned
to her home in Dexter Saturday af-
ternoon on the late train, after be-
ing in town on business.
Miss Irma Rancourt who Is employ
ed In the Office Of the local branch
Of the Strout Farm Agency returned
Monday morning from Waterville,
where she passed the weekend with
her parents.
Deputy Sheriff J. La BreO who has
: been in town employed officially dur
ing the January term Of the supreme
judicial court, left on the $50 train
Saturday afternoon for his home in
Cambridge.
Deputy Sheriff Johnson Of Har-
mony who lad been in Bangor in at
tendance at the Federal court in
Bangor and who was afterward CALL
ed to Skowhegan on official business,
returned 10 his home Saturday after
noon leaving on the $50 train.
Mrs. William J. Groder, son Ken
meth and daughter Hilda. poturned to
their home In Gardiner Saturday on
the $50 train. after being in town
tc attend tho funeral service on Sat-
urday morning of Mr.. Groder's
father George Groder.
II. p. McKenney, who was In town
last week having a case in court and
remained over Saturday morning to
attend the funeral service Of his
bro'her-in-law. George Groder which
was held that morning ut the Notre
Dame OF Lourdes church, left on the
$50 train Saturday afternoon on ais
return to his home in Jackman.
Mrs. A. f. Conant and little son
David, passed Saturday calling on
friends in Madison where Mrs. Con-
ant formerly resided. Mrs. Conant
was Joined in Madison by her daugh-
ter. Miss Rachel Conant, instructor
OF French and Latin in the Bingham
High school, who was the guest over
the weekend OF her uncle and aunt,
DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Spear.
Miss Lana Nottage. teacher at the
Parker school on the River road on
the north side of the river, was in
town Monday on her return to school
after having been at the home of her
parents in East Madison where she
has been Ill for the past week. Be-
cause OF Miss Nottage's illness the
guest day In this school will be post
poned from Wednesday the 22nd until
Friday the oith.
Miss Marcia Haycock and little
niece Elizabeth Haycock. went to
Watcrville Saturday on the late train
10 meet her brother. Prescott Hay
cock and Joe Boudreau. who returned
with her on the evening train and
passed the weekend in town at the
home OF Mr.. Haycock's mother. Mrs.
Frank Haycock on Cedar street. Mr..
Haycock and Mr.. Boudreau are en-
ployed in Albion by A. w. Spaulding.
Mrs. w. II. Wyman returned to her
home in Newport Saturday after
noon. after having been in town on
business.