Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-14

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saEArRE ATTRACTIONS
1ourette Taylor in Peg o
Hs.rt," 1.-THE Half breeo' 'o'''e''
Carnival pictures; .noo v,dor !,
cry p.si Adventure" Broken Snao-
me n e9uring an all star cast, WINTER
es. Oval pictures. COMEDY
:, : aerbert Oddly Of Skowhegan
Mrs Wateryille over the week end.
IA. Ames of Pittsfield was a
| ,,eent business visitor IN Town.
= A. susi Of Pittsheld was a recent
.n.r in Watervllle'
Frank L. Besse of clinton on, was as, a
,. sra business visitor in Elm CITY.
w picc bookkeeper at Whit
M, W.. has been confined to her
Sme by illness. |
a., II T. White and Mrs. Harvey
- Ms Of Weeks Mills were recent
e 's;,ors in Watcrville.
-, Earle Bracket and Mrs. Hen
Mckinney of Clinton were shop
W. in Waterville yesterday.
-. and Mrs. F. c. True of Clinton |,
M raturned to their home after
n a.sing a few days in Elm City.
II D3SSluo -
Harold Dubord and Hon. Mar
a. plaisdell were in Augusta recent
| u on business.
a.. Grace Wiggin Of the Elm City
Kissing a few days in Burnhas as
!. guest Of her mother, Mrs. Mary
smedMrg.
Nh. Wateryille Juniors will meet
.,;, augusta contestants for the Sec
'.I time at the Augusta carnival which
TiII be held February 10, 16 and II.
Arthur Miles has resumed his du-
ID, as brakeman on the NJ. c. Il. r.
nor passing a few days at his home
Bumham.
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwin Farrell
ara receiving congratulations on the
birth Of an eight pound daughter,
Jeanne Adeline.
Miss Alice Clarkin. teacher in the
Vatervile High school has been I'M
,ble 10 attend to her duties during
,bp mast week on account OF illness.
The Executive committee of the
american Legion will meet with A.
paymond Rogers on Main Street
Wednesday.
Miss Nellie Horne has resumed
her work as dressmaker at Ward
Wells, after enjoying several days
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Groves and
laughter have gone to Calais where
they will make an extended visit
With friends and relatives.
Mrs. Kenneth Weeks of Clinton has
returned to her home after spending
several days with relatives and
friends in Waterville.
Miss Anna Bouchard. sister Of Miss !
Dsda Bouchard of Skowhegan is TAX
ig charge of the millinery parlors
dining her sisters absence.
I
Mss Grace Paradis has returned 7.
70 her home in Skowhegan after
spending few days as the guest of
Miss lrma Rancourt in this city.
Misses Merle and Clara Drawn,
who have been in Canaan where they
attended the funeral service of their
cousin. Miss Mildred Drawn. have le- I
turned to their home in this city,
John W. Withee of this city has t
purchased the Windsor Hotel in ! ,
Madison, formerly occupied and own
"a by Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ouig-
ley 6
inc twentieth Century Club will {
aola costume party Friday evening. 2
!eu' H. at the Masonic building at j
''v CLOCK. All Eastern Star members I
y ms city are urged to attend in cos p
uMe. Refreshments will be served.
MISS Mahlon f. Farnham, a STU
lsnt at Colby college, presented the !
s'IIeetlng Of the XI chapter at the i
aalne Alumni DKE banquet which !
a a.'' he'u at the Augusta House Mon. ! f
lay evening.
a reScrlpt recently handed down by -
rs .su1e DeaSy grants the motion Of :,
!" ueieiidaht company for a new trial !,
r.. .0 Eases OF Cclanire Bechard VS., -
r ,uN.V lle. Fairfield ard Oakland Rail- y
Wy aAu OIL Frank Bechard vs.. Same.
i
Az. woman Federation of the Con-
n,.' a'olai church announces that the d
i. s, Nlilch was to have been held at l
,d,s sa.sohagc this afternoon has been Il
,v,n ' ,l postponed. Notice will be 1
y hail. ,'ter as to when tho party will '
b.. @s ~. but the women feel that it is l
ood;.i. walt until health and weather
'"S''iOh7 are more favorable. '
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