Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-09-08
|Sk0WHEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, ~. 81 :';1
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Alice Smith, who has teen
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. George
Roderick returned Wednesday after
noon to Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Sylvester motored to
Waterville Wednesday afternoon
! where they passed the evening.
Mrs. Angie Weliard and son.
Leonard OF Watervil'e. were in town
! Wednesday calling on Mrs. Robert
Hall.
Charles Holbrook of Norridgewock
was in town Tuesday On business
and calling at the home of his daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Kate c. Holbrook
I! Mount Pleasant avenue.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chester G. Overlook
; and daughter, Edna, motored to
| Thomaston Thursday where they
will be guests of Mrs. Overlock's
niece. Mrs. A. Mank.
| Mrs. Josephine Lancaster left
| Thursday for Livermore Falls where
| she will be the guest of her son,
: and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ian
caster.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
son. Carlton went to Canaan Wed :
! nesday afternoon where they will
| be guests of Mr.. Mitchell's niece and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Mer-
| rill
| Miss Helen Fogler returned to Bos-
ton Thursday after visiting with her
] nnn1p and In; nd Tnh
| w. Fogler, Elm street and with her
cousin. Ben Baker F'ogler and family
at Lake Wesserrunsett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Lambert and
daughters of East Skowhegan, were
in town. on business Wednesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Lambert's older
| daughter, Miss Gladys Cummings
will enter the Skowhegan High school
| next Monday.
Mrs. Nlargery Mitchell, who is
| training for nurse at hospital in
, Howard, r. J.. is in town spending
weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Julia Mitchell and sister, Mrs.
Michael ST. Ledger at their homes
| on Bloomfield street.
Mr.. Elmer Russell has returned
from Ocean Point where he has been
employed for the summer. He was
| accompanied by his step daughters,
Misses Florence and Mona Nelson.
| who were employed at the Atlantic
House during the summer months.
| Many friends in town of Mrs. Ar
thur Gebheardt, who has been living
IN Dexter. Maine. since coming noxth
| last spring will be interested to know
that she and her husband, DR.. Geb-
! heardt are soon to move 20 Portland
| Where the Doctor who is q chiro-
/ practer is TO locate.
| Miss Matte Berry and Miss Eettie
Edgett of Maiden. Mass. arrived in
town Wednesday and were met bv
! MISS Rerry's sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Thompson Of East
Madison and returned with them to
| their home where they will be guests
| for few weeks,
f-d. Barry who had been in Ban
! cor visiting with his sister. Mrs.
Mary Churchill and family was in
| town oVern SHIT, the guest of Mr.. and
airs. W, Fred Turner, Bush street.
Mr. Barry and Mr. Turner were
members of the class of '96, Skowhe-
gan High school.
Edwin Madden and three daueh-
tefs' Mrs. Manuel Roberto and dauph-
\ ter Miss Evelyn Roberto. Mrs. Ever
! ett Lowe and Mrs. William Inpram
and little daughter. La Verne. al, Of
! Iortiand, arrived in town Wednes-
DAY night and are the guest for the
remainder of the week of Mr.. Mad
den's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs
Frank r. Madden. Mount Pleasant
! avenue.
Mrs. George H. Rupp of Norris
town, Pa, is at the home of her
mother-in-law. Mrs Merriam Merrill
water street, where she will pass
thfee weeks. At the expiration OF
mat time Mr.. and Mrs. Rupp, Mrs.
Merrill and her little grandson
FRANKLIN. who have been passing
the summer at the Merrill home will
go to Norristown, Pa, where Mrs.
Merrill has purchased a home. Mrs
Merrill this summer sold the Merrill
residence on Water strcetqMhich has
heen her home for over 40 years TO
DR.. Maurice r. Lord. Dr.: Lord has
mad his Office in the Morrison and
Mcclellan block on Water street.
will later have his Office at his home
Chain Party
another Chain Party of which
series are being held by the ladies Of
the Foreign Missionary Society of the
Centenary Methodist church. The
party was held at the home of Mrs.
Archie Bernard on Mount Pleasant
avenue with her daughter Miss Pearl
Bernard acting as hostess to ten
young people each of whom gave 25
cents which is to &c toward the sup
port Of the union colleges and medi-
cal schools in the Orient Mrs. Her
bert Q. Nichols president of the Mis-
sionary society was present and gave
an Interesting talk Tho RAM ia a ar