Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-17


parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bearce,
and the party was given in honor of
Mr.. Bearce's birthday.
Miss Eva Springer went to Oakland
Saturday morning where she will be
the guest over Easter Sunday of her
sister, Mrs. Gerald Woodsum.
| Misses Airline Keene and Edith
Young Of the senior class of the
| Skowhegan High school were in Wa
terville Saturday having their class
| pictures taken.
Charles Russell of Woodland is in
| town visiting his sister and her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Currier,
and his father. Sullivan Russell, at
| their homes on the corner of upper
Main and Bloomfield streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Newman of
Mortified, Vt. arrived in town on
| the II A. NJ. train Saturday, and
went to Canaan where they will
| spend some time at the home of
Mrs. Newman's father, Abner
| Chase.
Miss Madalenc McCoombs returned
! to Waterville Saturday afternoon,
where she is student. after being in
town to Visit her sister, Miss Vera
McCoombs, who is student at Cath
olice academy in Marlboro. Mass, and
who is spending the Easter vacation
with relatives in town.
Miss Ernestine Laney, who IL a stu
dent at st. Merici Academy in Water
| ville arrived in town Saturday to
spend Easter with her grandparents,
! Mr. and Mrs. John Vigue of South
street. William Laney of Gardiner ar
rived with his daughter and visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Vigue and also his moth
err Of Lawton street.
Lawrence Merriman, principal of
| Somerset Academy at Athens, was in
| town Saturday to meet Miss Leona
| Adams of Waterville and Miss Edrie
! Bradbury of Newport. who went to
Athens, where Miss Allen will teach
the primary school and Miss Bradbury
will teach the grammar school for the
| spring term.
The Nay house on Water street
owned by DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid and
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G.
/ Wyman, was sold Saturday morning
|
time has roomed at the house. In
June DR. Rodden is to be married to
Miss June Amos and they will occupy
the house as their home.
Mrs. John C. Bowling who has been
in town for a week the guest of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Buteau,
went TO Gardiner on the morning
i train Saturday where she will be met
by Mr. Bowling and they will be t,as-
| ter guests of Mr.. DoWling's father,
| James Bowling and will go to their
home in Portland on Thursday
Miss Cora G. Dow who has passed
the week in town visiting with two
school friends, and their husbands,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Creation Of
Madison avenue and Mr.. and Mrs
| II. c. Judkins of Water street, re-
turned to Waterville Sunday, where
she is the teacher of the first grade at
the North Grammar school
Mrs. Clifton Holt of Lynn, Mass.
who has been passing four weeks
with her husbands mother, Mrs. Fred
| Holt, who broke her leg some weeks
| ago, at her home in Canaan, was in
town Saturday morning and went to
Wateryille to meet Mr.. Holt who was
| coming from Lynn. Mass, to pass
Easter with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fontaine and
Mrs. William Lessor left on the
morning train Saturday for Ports
mouth, n. H.. called there by bust
ness. They will be guests for a week
of their sister. Mrs. Fred Cheverv
While away Mr.. Fontaine will go to
Worcester. Mass, to visit with his
mother, Mrs. Elmire Fontaine, who
is in poor health.
Professor A. L. T. Cummings of
Orono was in town over Friday night
to speak at the Gentlemen's night of
the Skowhegan Woman's Club. re-
turned Saturday noon. While in
town. Mr.. Cummings was entertained
by Judge and Mrs. Edward +. Dan
forth and Roland r. Patten. business
manager of the independent Report
er at their home on Norridgewock
avenue
Edward Seamans 'of HinckIev
came up Friday night and is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
william Seamans. Mr.. Edward
Seamans has secured work with 7.
PERKINS, a carpenter, and they will
| for the near future be EMPLOYED re-
pairing the home Of VIII T.. Hill on
Parkman Hill Friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seamans who formerly resided
in Skowhegan, will be interested to
know that they are parents of little
son, born the 25th OF March. Mrs.
Seamans was before her marriage
Miss Edith Thibodeau.