Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-28

tanning at their home on Mount Pleas
ant avenue. Mr.. Rusakoff's sister and
| husband. Mr.. and Mrs. I. Cantor of
Gardner, Mass. Monday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Russakofe and their children
and their guests enjoyed the evening
at Lakewood, where they attended the
production Of 1T Pays to Advertise"
by the Lakewood Stock Company.
Mrs. Matte Crosby, who has been
the housekeeper at the home Of Mr..
| and Mrs. Alton H. Cleveland On
| Madison avenue for several months,
! left on the morning train Tuesday
| for Wilton. where she will be the
guest of friends after which she will
go to the home of her son. Charles
Crosby in Pennington for the sum
| mer.
! Mr.. H. f. Huson returned on the
early morning train Tuesday from
Eastern Aroostook county where he
went some weeks ago, ACCOMMODATING
the remains of his brothcr-in-law,
William Lander of Newport for burial
Mr. Huson remained to visit with his
son, George f. Huson and a brother
Stilman Huson, both of Easton. and
also to visit with relatives in Pressure
Isle.
| Mrs. Fanny Nash left on the morn
ing train, Tuesday, for Boston. In
| Portland. Mrs. Nash was met by her
daughter Miss Edna Cushing, who
has been the guest Of friends in that
city for few weeks. Mrs Nash and
! Miss Gushing will visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Arthur Watson in Maiden.
! They will also be the guests Of friends
IN Bradford, Mass and will pass some
time in Portland on their return trip
Karl r. Philbrick, who has this
June completed his junior wear at
| l3oWdoln college, and who has been
the guest since commencement Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ".
! Philbrick at their home on Cobuln av-
cnue, left Tuesday for Brunswick and
will go to Providence, r. l., with
Professor Cramm OF Bowdoin. with
whom he will sail for Lisbon. Mr..
Philbrick Will be away until about
thine for college to reopen.
I Mrs. Gertrude Gilman and SON,
| Raymond of Madison and her sister
Mrs. Herbert Caldwell of Augusta,
who is her guest, We're in town on
business Tuesday morning and called
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lamont
II. Appleby on Jowctt street. Both
Mrs. Gilman and Mrs. Caldwell were
] former pupils OF Mrs. Appleby, when
she taught in their district near Old
| Point in Madison and boarded with
their mother the late Mrs. Charles
Haines. The three ladies much en-
| joyed the few hours passed together
| Ray +. Mcrservey, the photographs
| CT, is busy this week visiting the near
| by camps and taking pictures Of the
same, which will be used in advcrtis-
ing commercially and also placed upon
post cards for sale at the various re-
sorts. Monday Mr.. Mcrserycy was
at Lakewood taking pictures Of the
new store, which is certainly a Won
derful Improvement and of which Bert
! Harville is the proprietor Tuesday.
Mr. Meservcy went to the Birch Point
Camps at North Pond. SmithfcId.
where Frank Condor Of Belfast is the
manager, where lie also took many
photographs. Today, Wednesday, Mr.
Mcscrvey will visit East Pond, Smith
field, also taking pictures.
Mrs. Willard a. Bates of I.ittlctOn.
n. H., who came to Maine to attend
the graduating exercises of the
| Pennington state Normal school.
last week. and was the guest of her
niece, Miss Ruth IIomsted, who was
member of the graduating class.
and who returned from Pennington
with the HOmsteds and who visited
with them at their home on West
| Front street and who has been in
Watcrville the guest of her brother,
Gail Pollard and family, returned to
! her home Tuesday. Miss Ruth HON.
stod went to Watcrvillc Tuesday
morning. where she met her aunt
and together they Travelled by train
to Portland, where they were met by
Or. Bates in his car. Miss Homstcd
will remain for some time in Little
ton to visit with DIR. and Mrs. Bates