Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-02

| relatives, returned on the evening
train to the home of her daughter
/ and husband, Superintendent and
Mrs. William B. Woodbury. on Water
street, with whom she resides.
Mrs. E. A. Bracket was in town
4 Monday morning on her return to
her home in Shawmut, after being in
! Madison to visit with her sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Smell.
George Risteen, the baggagemaster
at the local station of the Maine Gem
trail Railroad, left Monday morning
for Thomaston, where he will visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Risteen. During Mr.. Risteen's alb
sence his place at the station will be
taken by Ed. Osborne.
Mrs Walter P. Ordway left on the
morning train Monday for Spring
vale, where she visited over night
with her niece, Miss Adelaide Lam
caster at Nasson's Institute. where
she is a senior. The remainder of
the week until Friday Mrs. Ordway
will pass in Portland.
Mrs. Alma Tanner of Portland on
of land on upper Middle street to
Jerry Cowett, who will occupy it for
a home just as soon as Irving Laskey
who with his family have been living
on the place can find another loca-
ton.
Miss Lana Nottage, who teaches in
the Parker school on the River road
on the north side of the river, re-
turned to her school on the morning
train Monday after passing the week
end with Mrs. Rose Cushman at her
home on the Middle road, where Miss
Nottage boarded when she taught
for several years in that district
Bertram Melvin returned to his
home in Waterville after passing
-unday with Mrs. Melvin and their
two children, Phyllis and Nelson at
the home of Mrs. Melvin's mother
Mrs. Ella r. Nelson on Mechanic
street. Mrs. Melvin and children,
who have been here several days,
will return to Waterville today, Tues
day.
Steward McCowbry. who has been
employed in town employed by the
Central Maine Power Co.. assisting
Walter G. Wyman. the superintend-
ent of the inside work has been
transferred to Richmond and went
Sunday to assume his duties on Mon
day. Mrs. McCowbry and their lit
tie child will go as soon as they OBJ
tain a rent
Miss 1nez Peck who arrived in
10 In,
land and who is to stage the oper-
eta Miss Bob White" for the John
p. Rogers Producing company under
/ the auspices of the Skowheg gan Wom-
ans club and the High school, has
rooms at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest T.. Savage next to the Opera
/ house
A. u. Vigue left on Monday morn
ing for his home in Atlantic City. n
J.. after being in town to attend on
Saturday the funeral service of his
-step-father, Lyman B. Jcwett Other
out-of-town people TO attend the
services and who returned to their
homes late Saturday afternoon and
Sunday were, Fred Lessor Of Gard-
nor, and Mrs. Clara Lessor and lit
tie daughter Marguerite Of Water
Vile.
Miss Gala Packard returned to
Waterville Monday morning to re-
| sumo her work in the Gilmore In
surance Agency after being the guest
over Sunday of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grin Packard of Shirley street.
a. o. Burrill, who has been in
Prcsque Isle for several months SUI
pcrintcnding the installing Of the
heating plant in the new State san-
torium for the Sargent Company of
SkoWhegan, returned home on the
evening train Saturday.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Sawyer who were residents Of Skow-
hogan, living on Beech street for
several years while Mr.. Sawyer was
employed at the Somerset Grain mill
before it was sold to Gerald Broth
ers, will be very sorry to learn that
Mrs. Sawyer's mother Mrs. Horace
Leavitt of Norridgewock is very
critically i'll. Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer
sold their home on Beech street
sometime ago and moved to Nor
ridgewock because of the poor health
of Mrs. Sawyer's father. who is some
what improved in health. Mr.. Saw
yer is now employed at the Skowhe-