Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-05
PERSONAL MENTION
phnnae Ne 1875
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PEKSUNAL MENIlUN
Mrs. Mary Lessard- was an Water
VILE on business Saturday,
G. Fred Burrill of East Madison was
. business caller in town Saturday.
i Margaret Wiilet ana Eva Pooler left
Saturday morning for Boston to visit
friends. .s9 3
Miss Ada Singleton left on the morn
Ing train Saturday for Boston to pass
q few days with friends 'P> gag
Mrs. Nellie Greenleaf went TO Wa
terville Saturday morning ito visit her
brother. Samuel Taylor.
has sheeh In town on business for
few days left Friday night on his re-
Mrs Elmer s.. Decker and son Ken
meth went to Clinton Saturday morn
ing to pass the week end with rela-
tives. ;a4s..ts=.,
Attorney John Lewis went to, orono
Saturday morning to attend the Bow
doin-Maine game. Mr.. Lewis. is. a
Bowdoiii man. :
4 Mrs III. III. sBreen Augusta arr
rived in town Saturday to visit her
daughter. Mrs. Edrie B. WymanS and
little sons. Dawson and Andrew Wy
man, at their home on the Island. Sos ,
guest Of Mrs. William Beaford left
Saturday morning for Pittsfeld to be
the guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Ellsworth Russell. r
! Miss Katherine Hickey has returned
to Gardiner after being the guest for a
few days OF Miss Corinnc Salley at the
home of her parents. DR.. and Mrs. LII.
Sailey of Middle street. =
Miss. Mamie Seamans, senior at
the Skowhegan High school, is working
nights after, school and. Saturdays at
the office of the John c. Griffin Insur-
ance Agency. 5.> a..
Maine, who has been visiting at the
Pleasant street, has gone to Boston to
pass the winter. 3.
Miss Florence Burrill. clerk at the
office of County Agent Gerald c. Dunn,
passed the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burrill. at. East
Madison. t.'%+t = 60 /
|. Fred Foss Lawrence. bank commits
sioneri who wassstn town on, profess
sional business Friday. returned TO Au-
gusta Saturday morning. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Lawrence are to, pass the winter
at the Capital City. 90 ::s
Mrs. Herbert L. Ames returned Sat-
uT0Ay lTOHl s1NUETlukGWOCh,t WAGIGi DIG
has been keeping house for a few days
for her mother, Mrs. w. Huntonn.
who. has been visiting a relative in
Mt. Vernon. - ~.
| Among the Skowhegan people who
| were at Oreno Saturday to attend the
| Bowdoin- Maine game were George Pet
! ty Donald P. Burrill. Milton Wash
| burn, Harry Mitchell and John Harri-
son. who made the trip in the Petty
| machine.
Miss Corinne Salley, who teaches in
Augusta, was in town the guest of her
parents; DR.. and Mrs. 1. L.. Salley. over
| Friday and Saturday. and returned
Sundan. The building in which Miss
| Salley teaches was fumigated Friday
! and Saturday for diphtheria.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence B. Hight and
| Mrs. Ernest A. Decker were in Wins
low Friday night. where they attended
the flower recital given by the pupils
| of Mrs. Harriet Simpson Patterson.
l director of music at Coburn Classical
| Institute in Waterville. The recital
| was given at the Taconnet clubhouse.
! Herbert Oddly a member of the deck
7 crew on the Ossipee in Z the Coast
| Guard service, returned to Portland
Sunday after passing Friday and Sat
urday with Mrs. Oddly at the home
i, of her mother. Mrs. Bessie NJ. Thomp-
! son. on Mechanic street, and visiting
! his, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oddly
| of Main street.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Scamans of Mad
! ison and MIR. Seaman's sister. Mrs.
| Lester Bracket, and son Richard of
!, Arson. were in town Friday and, ac-
/ companied by MIR. Seaman's younger
/ sister. Miss Mamie Seamans, motored
| to Lewiston, where they visited over
Saturday and Sunday with their broth
| er and wife, MIR. and Mrs. Edward Sea-
! mans.
Messrs. Malmgron and Gilman of
! Boston, who where in town Friday rep
resenting the Pittsburg Plate Glass
Co. coming from the Boston branch in
the early evening, completed setting
the new plate glass windows in the
| two stores under Hotel Oxford and cut
ting the old glass and fitting it into
other broken windows. and went to
! Waterville by machine. where they
/ took a night train for Boston.
Miss Hare's Schedule for this Week
Miss Marion G. Hare. home dem
onstration agent has announced tho
following schedule for this week be-
ginning tomorrow Tuesday the sixth,
first foods meeting at Athens; We'd
nesday. NOV. eth. second foods meet
ing at Fairfield: Thursday. Nov. Sth.
second foods meeting at St. Adams:
| Friday the 9th. first foods meeting
at Harmony; Saturday the tenth,
second foods meeting at Scion.
! Receive II. N. Degree
Miss Cora Ceffey of New Bruins
/ wick and Miss Doris Iadd of Dover