Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION
Miss Alice E. Morse passed satul

| DAY afternoon IN NaterV.lle.
! Frank Hight Of Cornville was in
/ town, Monday, on business.
| Miss Dorice Chase was in Water
Vile shopping Saturday ,-fternoon.
Mrs. Bernice kyoer passed Satur-
/ day afternoon in Waterville.
| DR.. I. L. Salley returned on the
morning train, Monday, from pro-
fessional business trip to Bangor.
Mr., and Mrs. c. W. Clement Of
East Madison were IN town Saturday
afternoon on business.
. Frank Smith went TO Clinton, Mon
! day morning. He will visit with his
I brother, Harry Smith.
Earl Weston, who was in town
over Sunday to visit his father, re-
turned Monday morning to Water
vile, where he is employed.
Mrs. Robert E. Munson, the parole
officer at the State Reformatory for
Women. went TO Brunswick on off
cial business Monday morning.
Mrs. Bu!ah Holt returned to Au-
gusta on the morning train Monday,
after having visited in Canaan with
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Burrill
Mrs. George Reed Of Calais ar
rived in town on the evening train,
Saturday, ana is the guest Of her
son, Henry Reed.
Charles f. Deaiey left on the morn
ing tram Monday Tor New York City,
where ne VIII visit with Frazier Gil
man.
y. ". James returned TO Waterville
on the eight o'clock train Monday,
alter having visited over SUNDAY
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs II. ".
James, At their home in CornVille.
MISS Alice Mich2ud OF NaterVllle
arrived in town Monday on the
carly train. She is the guest Of her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Alcc
D!rIiHc.
MRS. Eugene jewell ana daughter
MISS Dorothy, who were the guests
over N" Weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest j.. Savage, returned TO their
home IN ShaWMut, Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Lord, who We're
guests over SUNDAY OF MI ana Mrs.
roy sylvester at Lakewood were IN
town Monday morning, on their re
turn to their home in Canaan.
Mrs. Paul Stein returned to her
home in Lisbon Falls on the morning
train, Monday, after having been the
guest for few days Of her daughter,
Mrs. Andrew Martin.
MISS Maud Plunmer passed the
! weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Plummcr, at their
nome on the Middle road to Water
VILE.
Lawrence Mcrriman, who has been
the principal at Somerset academy
Athens was III to%n Saturday on his
return to his home in Harpswcll. The
years work at the academy closed on
Friday.
Mrs. r, e. Buck was in town Mon
day morning. She left on the eight
O'Clock train for her home in Newton
ATuas,, after having been the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Merton French, at their
home in Co1nyillc.
Mrs. Kate Ellis, state deputy Of
1.-THE Grange. was in toMn Saturday
evening. arriving on the evening
train She went to Last Madison
that evening to attend a grange
meeting.
Carroll Briggs ana Millcy Hcndcr-
son went to North JAY on the morn
n, -
ploycd thorc. doing line work for the
New England Telephone &, Telegram
Co.
Miss Gala Packard returned to
WatcrvilIe Monday morning. after
having been the guest Of her parents
ovcr Sunday, Mr.. ana Mrs. Grin
Packard, at their home on Shirley
street.
Mrs Fred r. Hurley ana Mrs.
Moody Jcxctt We're in Watervillc
shopping Saturday. Little Misses
Jeanette and Irene Jewell accomDan-
led them as far as Shawmut. where
they visited with relatives for the
afternoon.
Miss Irnla Rancourt returned on
Monday morning from Waterville
after having passed the week end
with her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. James
E"nc"urt. She resumed her duties in
the local office of The \. T.. Strout
Farm Agency.
James Chamberlain, who has been
employed NY Ford and Smiley on the
state road which is being construct
cd between SkOWhcgan and IiinCklcy,
returned to his home in Livcrmore
F"lls, Monday morning, having COM
pI"tcd his duties.
Mrs. Clara Nyman, who has been
in town for 4 few weeks visiting
with her daughter and sonin-law.
Mr. ana Mrs. joan Weston H"aly, at
their home on the Lakewood road,
ora ". Waller. Of I.cavitt street left
/ Monday m0rnin,, for old Orchard