Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-30

mere ldSl 0uIlutty anu COIllpleteu put
ting in the screenings for the Fourth
Weston plant Of the Central Maine
Power company. There are II screens
of three sections each. Many people
gathered at the bridges to watch the
diver make his descents. The screens
could only be placed when the power
was turned Off and so the work was
done on Sundays.
County Commissioner Harry Good
rich of Palmyra, was in town Mon
day on business at the supreme court.
Mrs. Thomas Dionne went to Bos-
ton Monday afternoon, where she
will consult a dental specialist con-
corning q tooth which has been
troubling her for a year.
Mrs. Clement Gallant and two
sons, John and Roy. went to Rum
ford Monday, where they will be
guests of her cousin, Mrs. Moses
Miller.
Mrs. Bertha Britton, who has been
passing some weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Gagne. of the River
road, has gone to Augusta and will
also visit relatives in Boston.
Miss Phyllis Whiting and Agnes
Coburn returned Monday noon from
Norridgcwock where they were guests
Sunday of Miss Writings grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whit
ing. Friday night they passed in
Waterville guests of Grace Fox at
Foss hall and attended Waterville
and S. II. S. basketball game and
dance.
Attorney and Mrs Thomas Weeks
returned to Watervilc Monday morn
;,,m Cnndaxy with NrC
Weeks parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ..
Chase of the River road.
Earl Kilgore went to Fairfield
Monday morning to visit with rcla-
tiycs.
Leon Titcombc who spent the
Weekend at his home on Summer
street, returned to Bangor Monday.
Mr.. Titcombe is paymastcr for the
Great Northern Paper Company.
Ernest Green. who has been
spending a few days with Mrs. Green
and their daughter at their home on
Middle street. left Monday morning
for Rochester, n. ", where he is
manager of a Ground Grippcr Shoe
Store and where the family will
move in June at the end OF the
school year.
Mrs. Ella Burbank went toy ..u-
burn Monday to visit with her Sis
ter law, Mrs. Edwna Buckley
Attorney Edward r. Merrill came
up Sunday from Augusta and re-
turned Monday morning where he
has professional duties during Leg
iSlaturc.
Lester IT. Packard. president of
the Skouhegan Jersey Creamery
went to Augusta Monday to attend
u meeting of creamery men.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Brcen returned to Au-
gusta Monday morning after visiting
over Sunday with her daughter and
husband superintendent and Mrs.
Walter G. Wyman.
Mrs. Frank Arata and her children.
Raymond and Florence. left Mon
day morning for New York city and
Long Island where she will visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Darago
and other relatives.
Senator Clyde S. Smith will return
to Augusta today after passing a
few days at his home on Water
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora JuCIins of At
hens were in town Monday coming
here to meet Mrs. JudkinS' sister.
Mrs. Mabel Locke Drake and son,
Floyd Drake, who came to Skowhc-
gan Monday on the noon train ac-
companying the remains of Mrs.
brakes husband. j. Warren Drake of
SomersvilIe. Mass.
Roy r. Lancaster. manager of the
local store of Emery Brown Com
pany of Watervile. returned to
Skowhegan Monday noon after pass
ing Sunday with Mrs. Lancaster at
their home on Union street in Wa
tervillc.
Attorney Howard Haley of Hart
land arrived in town Monday noon
having professional business in the
Supreme Judicial court.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
son. Carlton, who have been in Au-
gusta for several days visiting with
l,Irs. Mitchell's sister and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harmon, ret'':n-
ed home Monday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kaneen left
Monday noon for oxford where tncT
will visit with their son, Albert, Eho
is a patient at the Government hos
pital in that town. Mr.. Albert
| kaneen is doing well.
Murphys orchestra OF Boston,
| which played for the banquet. dance
and also gave a Sunday afternoon
concert when the company held open
| house at the mill, left on the Mon
! dav morning train.
w. II. Cornforth, court stenograph-
err for Judge Hanson at the January
| term of the Supreme Judicial court,
returned Monday morning from Au-
burn where he passed the weekend
with his family.
Mrs A. II. Brewer and daughter,
| vlCio Holmes rnfIIrnC1 tn Wa -
| terville Monday noon after having
| been in town over the week lend oe-
! cause of the illness of T.. t. Schoen,
who is i'll at the home of Mrs. Ida
l.. Smith on Main street. While in
town they were the guests of Mrs.
Smith.
| Col. and Mrs. Ray l.. Marston left
| Monday noon for Boston where they
! will attend opera. Col. Marston will
| also attend n meeting of the Tehabi-
| litation committee of the American
| Legion. Col. Marston will also have
a conference with the National COM
mander Ousley of the American
Legion.
| Mrs. Charles Smith of Lakewood
| was in town Monday and left on the
noon train for Milford where she
| will be the guest of her parents. Mr..
| and Mrs. William Allen and other
| relatives.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, the tertur-
or of the Somerset Pomona Grange
went to Bangor Monday afternoon
| to attend tho Grange lecturers con-
| ference. Before returning Mrs
Watson will go to Auburn also to
| attend a lecturers conference.
Mrs. Charles DeVoll of Norridge-
| wock, who has been in town. the
guest over Sunday Of Mrs. w. G.
| Keyes returned to Waterville Mon