Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION

business caller in town Monday.
| Mrs. Virginia Nye of Waterville
was in town few hours Monday.
James Hamilton of Water street is
in Boston on a business trip.
Miss Marie Goulette and Miss
Lena Corvette were in Waterville Sat
urday afternoon.
M. Everard Beale went to Boston
on the morning train Monday on a
business trip.
Mrs. Jessie Hill of Waterville is in
Cornville, the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Edgar Whittier.
Mrs. Herbert Thompson and Mrs.
Edward Nelson of East Madison
We're in town Saturday evening shop
ping.
Jesse Lewis who is employed in
the compositing department of the
Independence Reporter Office passed
the weekend at his LON in Augusta.
Mrs. Clifton Taylor has returned to
her home in Belgrade after being in
| town to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
| Carroll Moves.
| Mrs. Harriet Whittier of Athens was
in town Monday and spent the after
noon in Watervile, going down on the
| 10 z. NJ. train.
i DR.. 7. J.. Salley returned on the
! 40 morning train Monday from
| Bangor where lie went Saturday
afternoon on professional business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Tarbox and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cheney motored
to Bangor Sunday and enjoyed din
| ner at the Bangor house.
! Joseph Coburn Smith Of Colby COL
i lege was the week guest Of his
mother, Mrs. George Otis Smith at
their home q Coburn avenue.
Elmer Mcguire, an automobile
| salesman for Holt and Hight. left
Monday morning for Goston, on bus
mess for the company.
Newell Mansar of Holyoke. Mass,
who has been n medical patient at
the Somerset hospital left Sunday
for Portland en- route for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs John M. w. Pratt Of
Milwaukee. Wis, arrived in town on
the evening train Saturday, having
been residents of Skowhegan many
years ago, to renew acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Morrill, and Miss Celia Pack
ard motored to Pttsfield Sunday and
called on Mr.. Porter's sister, Mrs.
James Porter.
Mrs. Kate Mcclellan of Portland
arrived in town Saturday on the eve
ming train and is the guest Of Mrs
Clara Moore at her home on Kenne-
bee street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fcntain Schoon were
in Bangor Sunday having dinner at
the Pcnobscot hotel, motoring over
in the Turner car.
Miss Iva Springer, n teacher on
Leavitt street returned Monday
morning from North New Portland
where she was the weekend guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Knowles.
Miss Mildred Flint who has boon in
town the guest of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Moo(lv Jewell Of 'Test
Front street, returned to Mr home in
Shawmut Monday morning.
Miss Jennie Norm who is en-
ployed at the Lafond Cash Dry
Goods went to Boston on a business
trip Monday leaving on the morning
train
Miss Ethel Stetson. who has been
surgical patient at the Somerset hos
pltal, was discharged from the insti-
tuition Sunday and went to her home IN
North Arson.
Jerome c. Abbey, superintendent of
outside work. and Walter G. Wyman.
superintendent of inside work of the
Central Maine Power Co. were in Au-
gusta Monday in attendance at meet
ing of superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Weber of
Auburn came to Skowhegan on the
evening train Saturday to spend
Mothers Sunday with Mrs. Webbers
father, Joshua F. Williams, at his
home on Mount Pleasant avenue.
Leon Titcomb who is paymaster
for the Great Northern Company left
on the morning train Monday for
Bangor after passing some time with
Mrs. Titcomb at their home on Sum-
mer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Thissell and
their two daughters, Muriel and Lola
were in Norridgewock Sunday~the
guests of Mrs. Thissells parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Stevens.
Mrs. Ralph Doe of Boston arrived
in town Saturday evening to join Mr..
Doe, who has purchased farm OF