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

Mrs. Cora Cayouette was in Water
willie on business Thursday.
VA. Craig Of North Conway, n. II.
was in town Wednesday on business
A. J. Burton OF Seboomook was a
business caller in Skowhesan wed
nesday.
Tax collector and town clerk
George Soule was called to Hartland
Wednesday by the serious illness OF
HIS mother. Mrs. Lydia Soule.
Ray Nye and his little daughter
Mary of New Port and. are in town
the guests OF Mr.. Nye's mother, Mrs
Augustus Swain.
Miss Fran Hall returned from Au-
rusta Wednesday on the evening
train. where she has been passing
several days the guest Of friends:
Mr. and Mrs. George Vigue are
warrants OF a little daughter born
"Wednesday at the Kennebec valley
hospital.
HAYWOOD Breingan who has been
IN town the guest of his brother
Hugh Briengan, left Thursday morn
ing for his home in Augusta.
Mrs Cora Grover went to South
Orring.on. Maine, Thursday Where
-. viii he the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Lillian Decker.
Mrs. Elias TAYLOR OF Portland was
in town for a few hours ThursdaE'
tho guest OF her mother. Mrs. j. Au-
e.ustus Swain at the Hobart home on
Spring street.
Mrs Rose Annis, on OF the ma
irons at the state Reformatory TOT
Women. went 70 Bangor THURSDAY on
tho eight O'Clock train on business
trip.
thursday afternoon and evening the
Credit class of the Bethany Baptist
church presented THE Old Swimming
Hole" featuring Charles Ray as. a
benefit Of tho class.
Miss Theda Holman, the parole
matron at the State Reformatory for
Women, went to Portland on the
morning train Thursday on of1clai
business.
Mis-, Fostina Hapworth OF Madi-
son il to be the operator at the SHOW
hogan ONCE. taking Miss Bolduc'e
place and assumed her duties on
wednesday.
Mrs. Fl. ]. Desmond has returned
TO her home in Shawmut after peing
in town the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Grodcr. Mrs. Desmond Tor
merly resided in Skowhegan.
C. i. Flint, district commercial
manager of Boston for the Western
AUnion Telegraph company who was
in town Wednesday and overnight on
Official business, left Thursday morn
Ing.
7. r. Boardman Of Scion has pur-
chased the Jonas Jewett house on
Spring street and with his family will
occupy 1t for a home as soon as 1t is
vacated by Mr. and Mrs.s William
) Morrow who arc now residing in it.
Mrs. W. II. Nickerson of Dexter has
hecn in town the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Annie Hunt and went to Anson
Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Sarah York, a former resident OF
Skowhegan, who is quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnard and
Mrs. Daniel w. Webber Of Lewiston
were in town Thurs day to attend the
party given in honor Of the birthday
or Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard at the home
Of her daughter Mrs. Mary b. Stinch-
field on Ieavitt street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Flint, who on
Easter Sunday morning left for Gin
cinnati. Ohio. whore they have Wis
tied with their daughter and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred T.
VI rrill returned on Tho evening train
"Wednesday.
Mrs Ernest Croker and young
son went TO their farm home in Gin
ton Thursday for short visit. AS
soon as the schools close the family,
which has been reside, on West
Front street. will move to Clinton
where they VIII make their permanent
hom".
Friends OF Mrs. Sarah York, widow
OF Alonzo York who f many years
resided on Railroad street in Show
hogan will be sorry 20 know that she
Is seriously i'll at Arson where she
has made her home since the death Of
Mr.. York, about two years ago.
Wednesday afternoon eight Of the
boys OF the Fourth grade class in the
Federated church Sunday school en-
joyed hike 10 the Pines on the north
side OF the river and a picnic supper.
They were accompanied by their
teacher. Mrs. Bertha Merservey, All
had a Jolly good time