Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Allen HacI;ctt passed the day
Thursday in Fairfield with friends
Thomas Greenway was in Port
land on business Thursday.
Mrs. Louise Lowell went to Wa
terville. Thursday morning.
Mrs. George Wilbur and son, Oil
ney. of Hartland were in town
Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Thompson was in
Fairfield. Wednesday, calling on Mrs.
Lloyd Blackwell.
John Holden OF Portland and
Jaclman was in town on business
Thursday.
sarl Curtis has returned from
Portland, where he has been on
matters pertaining to the insurance
business
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Symons and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turner motored
TO Bangor Wednesday in the Sy-
mons car and enjoyed the day and
attended TO matters OF business.
Mrs. w. Scott Watkins. who has
been the guest of her sister and hus-
band. Reg stcr of Deeds John w.
Higgins and wife OF Loavitt street,
left Thursday morning for her home
in Portland.
Miss Blanche BerQier returned to
Watervil!c. Thursday morning,
where she is employed at the Bonnet
shop. after passing Wednesday
night with her mother. Mrs. Dephine
Bcrnier.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Gardiner and
son, William. of canaan and Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer i. Roweil and
daughter. Miss Gladys. Of Skowhcgau
motorcd to Lily Bay Wednesday in
the Gardiner car and enjoyed the
beautiful scenery at this season OF
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stetson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dudgeon of
Fair Haven, Mass. were in town
over Wednesday night. stopping at
Hotel ONford They were enjoying
an auto trip to Maine by way of the
Atlantic coast and returning by way
OF the White Mountains.
Friends of I.orCnza Thompson,
who has been employed as time
heeHcr for Ford and Smiley and
working on the Mercer TO New Shar-
on State road. has returned to the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Thompson on West Front
street. whore lie is quite i'll, being
threatened with pneumonia.
Edward Snow Of Montreal, Can
ada, who has been a surgical pa
tient at tho Konnchcc Valley hos
pital and who is visiting with DIR,
and Mrs. Walter s. Stinchfield on
Court street. will go to Hartlaud for
a few DAYS visit with his oldest
hrothcr, Kendall Snow and family,
before returning.
Mrs. Minnie Bishop who has been
passing since Sunday in Lewiston
with her daughter. Mrs. Alice Rich
ardson. who is to pass The winter
in st. Petersburg. returned to SHOW
hogan, Wednesday night, and will
pass two weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs Wilmot y. Whittier and
other friends in SllOwhcgan before
going to NassaC huscttS to pass the
winter.
County Agent Gerald c. Dunn and
Miss Marion G.. Hare, homo demon
strGtion agent, were in Cornvillc.
Thursday morning on official work.
Miss Alice L. Parker. Rcd Cross
school nurse and a guest and Miss
Dorothy DAY. tho assistant in the
SkowheCan kindergarten schools. are
occupying for few days the sum
MGR home of Mr.. and Mrs. \. 3.
Lamb on the cast shore of Lake
Wesserrunsctt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. lecturer OF
Somerset Pomona Grange. left on
Thursday for Guilford, whore on
Saturday evening she will address
the Grange. Mrs. Watson will also
speak on Monday before the Grange
in Corinna. Tuesday at a Grange
meeting at Milo. Wednesday before
the Changers in Parkman and at an
aIl-day meeting OF the Grange at
Dover FoXcroft: on Saturday and
Saturday evening she will speak at
a Grange meeting at Abbott.
LOCAL NOTICE
Millinery Opening at her home. o6
Turner Ave, iSkowhegan. Mrs. r F.
Daggett is prepared to make and
make over hats at very reasonable