Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-07

daughter. Miss Levine. Murray. who
Is training at the Peter Bent
Brigham hospital for nurse and
with another daughter and her hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bragg
and his son, Lawrence Murray and
wife in Portland Mr.. Murray re-
ports a fine trip and nice vacation.
David Thurlow wilt go to Water
willie Monday where he vii! take the
! two week. tutoring course al Colby
college before taking the examina-
tions to enter Colby college this
| fall.
, Past Matrons of Madison in Town
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Har-
! old ]. Phillips was hostess to the
ladies Of the Past Matrons of the
| Minerva Chapter, Order of Eastern
star, Of Madison, of which she is a
| member. having served that chap
ter as worthy matron when she re-
sided in Madison.
The guests, about IL ,n numb Der,
were delightfully."- entertained at the
Phillips home on Yves. Front street
Delicious lunch was served.
The ladies arrived in the after
| noon and spent the early evening
mere. The time was passed socially
J and was happily enjoyed by al
present
o. G. and s. S. Huff haev formed
a partnership known as Huff Broth
ers to handle the Star ana Durant
automobiles: Their place of business
will be at S. S. Huff's residence. AL
| North avenue until such time as q
garage can be built.
Raw and Mrs Ntcbo,. 49, r.
and their guests. a son Francis, and
his wife and daughter, Bertha of
Chicago. ILL.,. have returned from
Southport where they have enjoyed
an outing. Today. Friday, Mr..
| Nichols will take his son and family
to South Paris where they will take a
train on their return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B, Whittier have
recently visited Mrs. Whittier's aunt.
| Mrs. Maria Tolman who Is a smart
lady at the age OF 81 years. They
/ have also been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Philbrck at Farmingdale
I Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Tuscon and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Whittier will on,
Saturday, accept an invitation to at
tend a meeting Of the East Madison
| Grange.
Miss Ella Grover, who has been
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Grover, returned Thursday to her
home in New Gloster. Maine.
Mrs. Margaret Macphail left Thurs
day morning for New York, being
called there by the illness Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Hornsby.
Mrs. Clyde E. Decker went to Wa
| terville Thursday morning for the
day where she met her sister, Miss
Bertha Irving and they enjoyed the
day together.
Misses Anna Bouchard and Blanch
| Bernier of the Waterville Bonnet
| Shop returned to Waterville Thurs
day morning after spending Wednes-
day night at their homes in town.
| Mrs. Jason Morrill, and son, Jason,
| Jr., of Turner avenue went to Wa
| terville Thursday morning to spend
, the day with friends.
Mrs. Fred Kaug Of Cornville was
in town Thursday leaving on the
early afternoon train for Portland.
where she will be the guest of her
! husband who is employed there.
| Mrs. James Erb returned Thurs
! day to her home in Milo after being
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Erb and family~of Hanover street.
| Mrs. Daniel Harris, who assists
| in the care Of Mrs. Sarah Harris at
| the home of her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord
| on Turner Avenue went to Bath,
/ Thursday morning. to visit daugh-
! ter.
Mrs. Anna M. Rowe. who has been
| the guest OF her sister and husband.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Young OF
Mount Pleasant Ave-, will leave to-
day for her home in Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Rowe has recently returned
from Mama, Fla, where she passed
| a few months.
Mr.. r. F. Fry and his sister, Miss
Agnes Hanley Of Thomas ton were in
town over Wednesday light.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Elliott returned
| Wednesday to Newton Highlands,
| Mass, after visiting with their son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Luther. ii.
| Elliott at Eaton Mountain Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. EdwinL. Clough and
daughter. Miss Dorothea and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Tuckev
of Auburn. have returned from a
most delightful auto trip going by
way of Jackman to Quebec and to st.
Anne to Montreal to Lake Champlaln
and return Which was mucn eHJoSeo
by the entire party.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, lecturer OF
the Somerset County Pomona Grange,
left Thursday morning for Lewiston
where that night she spoke before the
South Lewiston Grange. On Satur-
day evening Mrs. Watson will address
the North Auburn Grange. A part
of the time while away, Mrs. Watson
will be the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
J. NJ. Bailey.
Joseph Brooks has returned from a
visit to his home town, Lincoln. where
where he went especially to attend the
dedication of a new Odd Fellows Hall
and where he had a most dellghtful
visit renewing old friendships.
William Wildes. who was graduated
from Skowhegan High In June ana
who has during the summer, oeen
acting as night generator at the \. +.
| Telephone and telegraph Company
office has completed his duties. he
was presented with a handsome sill
yer eversharp pencil by the opera
tors who have liked him as fellow
worker and regret his departure. Mr.:
wildes will enter the Rhode lsland
state university for further study
this fall His place as night opera
tor is to be filled by Robert Wyman'
also a member of the class OF 1875
Skowhegan High.
FEAR FOR GIRLS