Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-01
,Sk0WHEGAM LOCAL NEWS,
ySomerset County Headquarters Phones, Farmer, ISL '
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Lottie Foster Of Canaan was
a shopper in town Friday.
Alec Dionne went to Sanford Sat-
lurday morning on business.
! Kenneth Smiley went to Portland
Saturday morning on a business trip.
| Frank Fellows was il Watervillc on
business Friday aftetcoon.
Deputy Sheriff T. J. Thibodeau went
| to Portland Saturday on the A. NJ.
train on official business.
Mrs Will Cheney nc. little dauch-
ter of Hincklcy were III town, Friday.
shopping.
Jacob l.. Goodwin returned to his
home in Gardiner after being in town
| looking for work.
I, Ernest \. Decker l.ft on the morn
ing train Saturday for Boston on
business for Holt and Hight by whom
/, he is employed as an auto salesman.
Mrs. Eben B. Chase was in Water
Vile Friday afternoon the guest Of her
| sons, Elliott and Fred. who are stu
! dents at Colby college.
Frank r. Madden left on the II A.
NJ. train Friday for cortland on a
/ business trip for Holt and Hight by
whom he is employed.
| Miss Ruth Trefcth:l went to Wat
erville Saturday morning where she
was the guest over Saturday and
| Sunday of her parents, Professor and
Mrs. H. f. Trcfethen.
| Andrew Nigue of Atlantic, n. J. was
called to SlIowhogan- :; the death of
his step-fathcr, Lyman 3. Jewett, who
passed away at his ,me on Madison
Ave, Thursday afternoon.
! Herbert S. Hopkins conductor from
| Skowhegan to Portland left on the
morning train Saturday for Cleveland,
O., where he is to attend conductors
convention.
Forest Gates Of Bingham and his
daughter Ruth Gates, a student at
Good Will Farm arrived in town on
the morning train Saturday to see
Mr.. Gates little daughter, AIary Dun
ton who is very i'll at the home of her
grandparents on Spring street.
Mrs. Thomas Dorc and Mrs. Fred
| Gilblair left on the morning train
Saturday for Winthrop. where they
will be the guests 0f Mrs. Gilblairs
sister and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs
John O'Clair, who are former resi-
dents Of Skovhegan
! Judge John p. Deering of SaCo was
in town Friday and loft on the $50
train for his home. Judge Dcering has
visited Skowhegan, Madison. Arson,
! Norridgewock and S:nithfield candi-
dating for governor for which he is to
be a candidate at the primary cleo
ton in June.
Mrs. II. J.. Watson who has been
in town for q few days returned to
| her Nome in Augusta Friday after
| noon. Mr.. Watson remained for a
| longer stay having business here. Mr.
and Mrs, Watson formerly resided in
| Skowhegan on the Fremont Homsted
| farm in the east part of the town.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble, regent OF
the Eunice FarnsNor:h Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton returned on the evening train,
Friday from Washing en-, d. c., where
she has been in attendance at the
annual meetings of the National
Council, and passing some DAYS in
New York and Boston on her return
W. Harrison and Are young ladies
of New Market. y. H. arrived in town
Saturday on the 7:40 train to conduct
a "Flower Day" for tue benefit of the
strickers of the United Textile Work
ers of America, in New Market, \. H
They are also to conduct Flower
Days" in Madison and Waterville.
Charles Raeny who was injured
several years ago While at work and
who has been in very serious condi-
ton. has returned from Portland
where he went few Gays ago to con-
suit DR.. Abbott. bona specialist. Or.