Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-07
PERSONAL MENTION


professional business.
Miss Laura Gardiner returned TO
Gardiner Monday morning after. be-
ing in town to visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gardiner.
Mrs. verna Jewett, Misses Thirza
Drake and Mildred Frederick were
in waterville for the day Monday on
business.
Miss Gala Packard returned to
watervills Monday morning, having
been the over Sunday guest OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Packard
At their home on Shirley street
Mrs. Arthur Roderick OF Portland
arrived in town Saturday on the even
inr train to visit her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Adolph Burkhardt at their
home on Mount Pleasant avenue.
Miss Lana Nottage. who teaches at
the Parker School on the River road
on the north side Of the river, passed
the week END with Miss Lizzie LORD
st her home on the Island.
Mrs. A. v. Grover, who has been
n patient at the Somerset Hospital
for the past six weeks. left on the
morning train Monday for her home
in Sorrento.
Walter p. Ordway left on the
morning train Monday for Portland
TO meet Mrs. Ordway who went 10
that city Saturday They will go to
Boston for a weeks business trip.
Thomas Dionne Of the division OF
markets at the State department or
agriculture who was at his nome IN
town over Sunday returned Monday
morning to Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Kelley OF Corn
willie were in town Monday morning,
Mrs. Kelley going on the eight
o'clock train to Lewiston where she
is TO enter a hospital for surgical
treatment.
Frank Twadell, a freshmen at the
Good VIII High school, returned TO
Good VIII Monday morning after
passing Saturday and Sunday IN
town with his mother, Mrs. Laura
Twadell.
Fred Mckay, who is employed at
I.itchfield for l.. ii. Sylvester on
big logging job returned there Mon
dav morning after spending Sunday
with Mrs. Mckay at their home on
North avenue.
Miss Vivian Hubbard. a sopho-
moro at Colby college, returned TO
Watcrville to resume her work Mon
day morning after passing saturday
and Sunday with her parents, MT.
and Mrs Frank Hubbard.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas Weeks
returned to Watcrville Monday
morning after passing Sunday with
Mrs. Weeks parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
W. @. Chase at their home on the
Pivor road on the south side OF the
river.
Miss Gertrude Moore returned to
Augusta Monday, after beng IN
town over Sunday, the guest OF her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. DaVld
&. Jowctt, coming at this time pc
cause of Mr. Jcwett's serious ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. Vera Jcwctt, graduate
nurse from the Somerset Hospital
has lust returned from Madison
where she has been caring for the
seven months old son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John White who has been very
i'll with double pneumonia.
Mrs. Willard GARNER and her 1T
ttc daughter, Mildred, left on the
Monday morning train for Richmond
where they have purchased n 1arlh
and where Mr.. GARNER and the TWO
older children went week ago after
shining their household furnish
inCs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ernest Avore and
Mrs. Azores mother, Mrs. Emma
Simpson went to North Nassalboro
TO attend tho prayer service for Mrs.
simpsons niece, Mrs. Robert w.
LINN. who passed away Friday even
ing at her home in that village. Mrs
Iinn's remains will be taken to Hart
land where the funeral service will
be held this Tuesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Russakof OF
waterville and NJ. S. Russakoffs
mother, Mrs. Dora Herkus OF New
York, were in town over Sunday. the
guests of Mr.. Russakoff's brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs S. Rnssakoff
ut their home on Mount Pleasant
avenue. returned to Waterville on the
eight o'clock train Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Rachel Webb, who went to
Mabasha. Mimi, last October and
who has been passing the winter
with her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Webb at their home in that
city. left Friday night on her return
home, expecting to arrive in Show
hogan Monday night. Mrs. Webb
was accompanied as far as Boston
by her son. who was coming east on
q semi annual business trip
Mis- Marion Merriam, student at
Colby College, returned to Water
vile Monday morning, after passing
Sunday with her father, Rev. George
Merriam at the Bethany parsonage.
Friends OF the Merriams will be
pleased to know that Miss Helen
Merriam. who submitted to a sur
Eical operation on her nose week
ago last Saturday in Springfield,
Mass. where she is teaching, is get
ting along we'll and that Miss Mer-
lam and her mother who went to
Springfield to be with Miss Merriam
ut the time OF the operation have
gene 10 Melrose, Mass. They are
guests there of Mrs. Merram's old.
est son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Merriam.
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