Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-16
FEKSUNAL MENTION

Mrs. Annie Giles was in Water
vile shopping Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Whitney of Shawmut
was in town shopping Saturday.
S. A. Linsday returned Saturday
noon from business trip to Boston.
Court stenographer, Mr.. Hayden
went to his home in Portland Sat-
urday afternoon to pass Sunday.
Miss Isabel Marcue went TO Water
vile Saturday afternoon to visit over
Sunday with her uncle.
Misses Alice and Adelaide Vachen
were in Waterville shopping Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Greene the teacher Of the
third grade Of Leavitt street. was in
Waterville Saturday afternoon visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Martin went to Fair
f1elc Saturday noon to visit over Sum
day with her sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Skilings.
Fred Chase of Colby college came
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
B. Chase OF Madison avenue.
Nearly all Of the deputy sheriffs
and jurors who are serving at the
supreme court went to their homes
Saturday afternoon to pass Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Moody of Turner ave-
nue. went to Madison Friday to pass
some time with her daughters, Mrs.
Earl Moody and Mrs. Leonard Ben
ner.
Mrs. Florence Bacon, who Is serv-
ing on the traverse jury at the, April
term Of the supreme court went to
her home in Fairfield Saturday noon
to pass Sunday and Monday
Mrs. Moody Jewell and her sister,
Miss Clara Libby. the bookkeeper at
the Maine Spinning mill. were in
Watcrville shopping Saturday after
noon.
Judge Charles Dunn. who is pre-
siding at the April term of the Som
erset county supreme court went to
his home in Orono Saturday after
noon leaving on the 2.35 train where
he passed Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Beedy, who has been a
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
L. Ford of Madison avenue, has re-
turned to her home in Waterville and
gone to Boston to visit with her
brother.
Mrs. A. e. Neallcy Of Lewiston ar
rived in SkoWhegan on the noon
train Saturday and went to Athens
being called there by the critical ILL
ness of her brother, Llewellyn
Stinchficld.
Mrs. George n. Smith Of Cornville,
who is passing some weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin Palmer at their
home in Hinckley. was the guest over
Sunday of Mrs. Matte Longfellow in
SkowheCan.
County Attorney James II. Thorne
~ ,I
liam r. Brown of Madison who have
boon irving criminal cases at the
supreme court. went to their homes
on the l O'Clock car Saturday after
noon to pass Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Reale from Sackvil!e,
New brunswick and her nicces,
Florence and Arlene Hicks of Fred
"r!"t"n. \. r., who are the guests Of
Mrs. Ecalo's brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Ed, Hicks at IFinckley. were
~ town Saturday to visit with NJ issns
Florence ana .trlcIe's mother. Mrs.
Eny I;ic';s. who is patient at the
!, inorsot hoenital.
Mrs. Eu>s"l j. TIamlin and little
daughter. Jcar. who are passing
somr weeks With Mrs. Hamlin's
father. George THOMSON at tho
Thomson home on the Lakewood
road Whc"" her mother is in the south
VISITING another dau"hter,. went to
hoy home in Watorvillc Saturday
noon and passed the week end with
hcr husband.
Mrs. Grant Wakefield Of East
Madison arrived in town Saturday
noon from llart'ard whore she was
called Ivy tn" illness of hcr mother,
Mrs. Phche J. Orr. who died last
Monday. Mrs. Orr's funeral service
was held Thursday and Friday. the
remains wore taken to Mcthuen.
Mass. for burial. Mrs. Wakefield re-
turned 10 her homo in East Madison
Saturday afternoon.