Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-10
|Sk0WhEcAM LOCAL NEWS,
Somerset County Headquarters Phones 's 1 :;'s
PERSONAL MENTION

Octave Figue has been in Water
vile Thursday and Friday on bust
ness.
Mrs. T. T.. Flint of Coburn avenue
is a surgical patient at the Somer-
set hospital.
| Henry Bouchard of Arson is
surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pital.
Mrs. Sturges Durgin with her in
FAINT daughter who was born at the
Somerset hospital, left that institu-
ton Friday.
Mrs. Hazel Haywood, who has
been surgical patient at the Som
erset hospital, returned to her home
in Madison.
Miss Norma Robinson of vassal-
boro arrived in Skowhegan on the IL
A. NJ. train, Friday, and is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. r. j. Shaw.
Lawrence Bagley. son of Mr.. and
Charles Bagley of Route A, who has
been a surgical patient at the Som
erset hospital, has gone to the home
of his parents.
Leroy Taft Of Madison, an EN-
/
pany, who has been patient at the
Somerset hospital, has been dis
iCnarged from the institution.
Mrs. James Pugh and son, Frank,
land her sister, Miss Mamie Ambrose,
who is passing the summer with her
1T her home in Cornville, were in
town shopping Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Randlett who has
been q surgical patient at the SOM
crset hospital, has been discharged
and returned to her home on the
Malbon's Mills road.
William Ramsey the 11-years- old
son of Lizard Ramsey of Arson, who
is a'patient at the Somerset hospital
| because of a severe fracture of his
/ left leg. submitted TO a critical opera
ton of bone grating this week.
Several Skowhegan people are
planning to go to Bangor the 18th
and 18th of June next week, We'd
ncsday and Thursday. to attend the
department convention of the Grand
Army of the Republic and Relief
Corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Munson re-
turned on the II A. NJ. train, Friday,
from their wedding trip. They have
resumed their duties at the State Re-
formatory for Women where Mrs
| Munson is the parole officer and
| where Mr.. Munson is also employed.
Friends OF Elmore Withee of Mil
burn street who met with a serious
accident ON Memorial afternoon
when the car which he was driving
/ was struck on the Milburn street
crossing by the incoming evening
train. will be pleased to know that he
is now at his home and is gaining.
Cashmere Risson, graduate of
s. II. S. 1921, who has been at Kinks
vile. Mo-, where lie is studying
ostcopathy. has returned homo. He
! will pass the summer with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed A. Bison. at
itheir home on the corner of Bush
land High streets.
Frazer Dunlop, who is home from
a Massachusetts college where he is
| preparing for the ministry, lead the
/ Thursday evening mid-weck service
at the Methodist church, Mr.. Dun
| Top is visiting at the home of his pa
rents on the Norridgewock road on
the south side of the river.
Mrs. Sara Cobb and her daughter
| and son-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID.
iRice, will motor to Skowhegan from
Guilford. Sunday. They will be the
/, guests of Mrs. Cobb's daughter and
! husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon T..
w: I,
! Front street. Mr.. and Mrs Rice will
return Sunday night, but Mrs. Cobb
Will remain for few weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William.
Friends of A. c. Church, Il former
| Skowhcgan resident will be pleased
/ to know that he is in town passing
! q few weeks with friends and re-
ncwing old acquaintance. Mr.. and
Mrs Church and son, Clyde, left
| Skowhegan II years ago last April.
For some time Mr.. Church was To-
Gated in New Castle, Wyo., where he
had flour mill. Mr.. Church is now
! retired and he and Mrs. Church are
now residing at Long Beach, Cal. Mr..
Church's son. clyde, who is a grad
,uate of the Skowhegan High school,
of Colby college. and of Harvard
Law school. is an attorney and is To-
Gated in Minneapolis, Mimi. He and
his wife will arrive in Skowhegan
within a few days coming at this
time to attend the graduating cXer-
ciscs of S. II. s. and the annual ban
ouct of the s. II. s, Alumni associa-
ton. Mr.. Church's many old school
friends will be happy to learn of his
expected arrival.