Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-07-24
lSk0WhEcAM LOCAL News
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s:,%.. :' III
PERSONAL MENTION

Alfred Getchell was in Augusta
for the day Saturday on business.
Miss Betty Scdgely Is visiting with
relatives In Auburn.
Miss Alta Hoyt was in Fairfield
Saturday morning. for few hours
ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. McGilvary OF
Quincy. Mass, arrived in Skowhegan
Friday. and are visiting with Mrs. w.
H. Wilson.
Mrs. Charles Bowley OF Boston ar
rived in Skowhegan Friday afternoon
and went TO Canaan. where she Is
the guest Of Miss Grace Burrll.
DR.. T. l.. Salley. veterinary surgeon.
went 20 Bangor on the morning train
SATURDAY. whore he will test some
valuable stock.
Mrs Nina Harvlll left Saturday for
Portland. where she will pass week
visiting with hcr daughter and hus-
bnnd. MIR. and Mrs. Earl Grundy.
Attorney and Mrs. John Lewis. and
young son. who have resided on
Spring street. will move TO the house
Daniel Lewis estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl +. johnson OF
wcstbrook we're guests over Satur-
day and Sunday OF Mrs. Johnson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. RID. Cleve-
land of Pleasant street.
John T., Fish, editor NJ the In
dependent Reporter. Or. Herbert II.
poddtn. Oscar Flanders and Dutrell
rass OF Madison. enjoyed week.
end auto trip TO Quebec.
Miss Pearl Oher. who has been
employed at the Arcadia Tea room at
Lakewood has completed her duties
there and returned Saturday TO her
home In Millinocket.
Mrs. Maria Chut went to Port
land. where she visited with relatives
SATURDAY. Before returning home
Mrs. chut will be the guest OF rela-
'ives In Bridgeton and Naples.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morse and
daughter, Miss Alice Morse. left
Saturday for Meddchumps. where
,hey viii be the guests Of Mrs.
Norses' brother. @. Bridges.
Mrs. Nancy ltuckirs. the teacher
OF tho white school. went to Farm
ington. Sundav. whore she will at
tend the summer school at the state
Normal school for t"N weeks.
Miss Blanch Fiuery. trained
nurse. who has been employed on
n special case ot the Somerset hos
pi,aI. has completed her duties and
returned "a her home in Waterville.
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Grs. Fred Emery. Mr..
Emery's sister. Mrs. Bell McPher-
son. Mrs Charles Day and Miss Eve
lyn Fletcher. motored to Capital
Island, Sunday, where they will en-
Joy a weeks outing and return next
sunday.
Miss Edna Madden Of Mount
Pleasant avenue went 10 Lake Wes-
s'rrunsett Saturday morning. 10 visit
over the week l-end with Miss Dorothy
NJ. Nyc at the summer home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Floyd G. Nye,
GLOVER Nook
A. II. Boston OF waterville and
NJ. \. Haskell ~ '"~nsta, who have
been In Skowhegan IN the interest OF
the Modern Wo0dman have closed
very successful q mpaign here and
returned 10 their homes Saturday.
Twenty-Five new members had been
oh,aired for the Skowhcgan lodge.
No. HISS. These will be taken into
tho lodge in early .'eptcmber when a
Zone meeting will ~ held with some
OF the other nearby lodges.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Morrison and
daughter. Miss Jean Morrison. who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles Atkinson of Boston, who are
passing several months M their
summer home on the east shore Of
Lake Wcsserrunsett. returned SAT-
urday To their home in Boston. Or.
Morrison Is tho fnur't~ phvsicia1 OF
MIR. and Mrs. Atkinson. While they
were their guests. they enjoyed an
automobile trip N Cuchcc and up the
sagnensy river.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Herbert Smith and
family. who have been for the past
few years residing In another house
on Summer street. belonging to the
Daniel Lewis estate. are TO vacate
the house the first Of September and
this house will he occupied by Mrs.
Flora Lewis. widow OF the late Daniel
Lewis and their oldest daughter, Mrs.
Rose Wilkins OF Wilton and her
family viii come 90 Skowhegan to
make her home with her mother. MIR.
and Mrs. Smith have not as yet de.
eided where they will lseate.