Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-27
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D. H. Paws was in town on bust
ness Thursday.
w. S. Ames Of Shawmut is on the
river every day between Hinckley
and Shawmut as log watch.
William Cox of Waterville, who
drives one of the teams on the State
road, is a boa~der at George Cay
ford's: also Louis Loon of Rich
mond. who has charge Of the section
crew.
Mrs. w. c. Wheeler and Miss Clara
l.. Tibbetts passed Thursday in Wa
terville
Harold Durgin of Kittery arrived
in town Friday to assist Engineer
Stewart.
Ivol Kendall of Clinton was in
town for a brief stay Wednesday,
to meet his aunt. Mrs. Richardson,
of Portland, who will be a guest in
the Kendall home.
Parties are enjoying the canoeing
on the river these beautiful days.
Miss Alice Holt. who boards at the
home of her brother. Glenn Holt.
of Waterville. returned to her school
at Coburn Classical Institute Thurs
day morning, after passing several
days with her parents in Canaan.
H. L. Ames. foreman of the Show
hogan section the past six years,
was a business caller in this place
Thursday afternoon.
Earle Harvey motored to Rich
mond Wednesday on a business trip.
Ambrose White was in Waterville
Wednesday and purchased a span
of horses.
Scott Stewart was in Arson on
business connected with the road
Thursday.
Mr.. Currier. who runs the steam
roller, got hot cinder in his eye
Wednesday,. He was rushed to Fair
field to a physician and it was re-
moved. No permanent injury was
done to the eye.
A card party was enjoyed Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Webb. Violin and piano
selections helped to pass the evening
pleasantly. Refreshments were
served.
Charles Alley of Waterville ar
rived in town Thursday evening to
visit Mrs Alley. who is staying at
the home Of her uncle, George kel-
ley.
Aurch Parent of Iivermore Falls
is a boarder at the j. W. Walker
home.
The Good Will Senior dinner was
given at o'clock Thursday after
noon to the Seniors and a few in
Nited guests. The affair was held
at Bancroft Foote and much en-
joyed. Later the young people We're
taken to Waterville to attend the
moving pictures.
The families of p. A. and J.. p.
Kicker left Friday for Bayside to
pass the weekend at their cottage.
The teacher. Mrs. Hall. and her
pupils are spreading happiness
through the neighborhood by giving
Maybasket surprises. "Wednesday
evening Mrs. +. r. Hicks was the
recipient. it being her birthday an
niversary. Miss Lucy Dinsmore and
Mrs. Lizzie Kicker have also been
remembered.
The bali game between the Good
Will nine and Erskine Academy
Wednesday at China resulted In
score of 5 to o in favor of Good
Will.
liildred Bibber and Gladys God
frey were in Waterville for a brief
business trip Saturday.
The Sunday school class OF Miss
Georgia Morrow, comprising the
Seniors and Juniors. held a picnic
at Cragsin brook "Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hicks and Miss
Florence of st. John, y. b., accom-
panied by Mrs. Hicks nieces, Miss
Edna and Miss Pearl Beal of Sack
willie. \. r., motorCd to Hinckley, ar
irving Thursday afternoon. They are
to be guests for an indefinite time
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 3. Hicks at
Craggin Brook farm.
Music for the dance held at Good
Tcmplars' hall was furnished by
Harold Horne's orchestra, Mr.. Horne
being first vioinist.