Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30
ISk0WHEGAM LOCAL NEWS
sScmersei County Headquarters Phones, :,a.,. s :'
PERSONAL MENTION


Rev. and Mrs. ". a. Meservey of
Baptist Hill spent the day Tuesday
in Waterville.
Mrs. G. l.. Mcintyre returned Mon
day afternoon from Belgrade Lakes
where she had spent a two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Joseph Paradis has gone to
Sanford where she plans to make her
home in the future going on the late
afternoon train Monday.
Lafayette Foster went to his for
mcr home in Clinton Monday after
noon where he will spend a few days
! with friends.
Miss Lena ROdcrick, who has been
in Portland visiting with her uncle,
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. john Casey,
has returned,
Miss Annie Tihbctts and Miss Eli
zaheth Dow of Canaan were in town
Tuesday morning and went to Va
tcrville to spend the day.
Mrs. Robert Munson, tho parole
officer of tho state Rcforlnatory for
women went to Bath Tuesday morn
my Oh olllcldl business.
Miss Gladys True went to Fair
field Tuesday morning where she met
! Miss Lconora G1lusha of Clinton who
Will be Miss Truc's guest.
lTcrl crt Tramlcy went to Oakflcld,
Aroostool county Tuesday morning
whore he expects to have employ
mcnt
Mr.. r. NJ. Mac Dougal, the man
ager of the Skowhegan Farmers
Union store was in Watorville on
business Tuesday,.
Mrs. OsgQod York and Miss Della
Smith of Athens were in town Tucs-
day morning on their way to Au-
burn whore they will attend the
Seven DAYS Advent campmectins.
Mrs. Harold Chase and little
daughter went to Brunswick Monday
afternoon where they will be the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
J. c. Wilson.
Clyde Kitchen, who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Morrill, on Turner avenue. re-
turned to his home in Watcryille
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Merlon Over re-
turned home on the five o'clock train
Monday afternoon from Boston whore
they have boon spending n several
days vacation.
Charles Rcndcau and daurhtnr
EXilda. left Tuesday morning for
Woonsocket, r. l.. where they will
DE the guests OF Mr.. Rendeaus moth
err, Mrs. EXilda Rondeau.
Miss Hazel Sylvester Of Lisbon
Falls arrived in town Monday after
noon and is the guest of Miss Ruth
Knight at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Selden knight on Wa
ter street
Miss Mabel Hall and Miss Ida
Monroe of Concord Junction. Mass.
who are spending the summer at
their farm at BurrilTs Mills. Corn
willie, were in town on business Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Scckins. Who
have h7cn in town for two weeks,
stopping with Mrs. Emma Frost Mt
her home on Bush street, returned to
their homo in Hartland Monday af-
tornoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. Ordway
are spending few days in Boston
on business trip. They plan to
return to Peaks Island the last Of the
week and close their cottage on the
Island for the season.
Miss Ruth Homstcd, who was
graduated from the State Normal
school at Pennington last June will
teach tn" coming year at Bethel,
whore sh" will have tho second and
third grades.
Mrs. Earl Packard of Boston ar
rived in town Monday night to visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Watson Of Jcwett street Mr. Pack
ard viii arrive Friday TO spend the
holiday here.
Miss Cathlene Rcddcn. who has
been in town for a week. the guest
Of her brother and Wife. DR. and Mrs.
Arthur F.. Redden at their home on
Water "'"oet, left Monday afternoon
for her return to her home in Dover
n II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bacon, who
nave been spending a two weeks
honeymoon trip in town and in Nor
rldsewock returned to their home in
Portland Tuesday. stopping enroute
IN Lewiston and Augusta. While in
town they were guests of the brides
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Groves Of South street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bacon were married on the
Dlneteenth of August. Mrs. Bacon
was before her marriage Miss Rose
Rogers and formerly resided in
Skowhcgan.