Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-15
PERSONAL MENTION


"A. e. Tuttle Of Norridgewock was
in town on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Goodrich are
parents Of a son born at the Somer-'
set hospital.
Mrs. Norris, wife Of DR.. Norris of
Madison, has entered the Somerset
hospital for surgical treatment.
Mrs. A. K. Holmes and Miss Ev-
ely McCollor Of Good Will were In
town Tuesday, shopping.
Miss Nellie Bean, who has been a
medical patient at the Somerset hos
pital. has been discharged.
Mrs. Arthur Savage of the Island
entered the Somerset hospital Tues
day afternoon for medical and sur
gica1 treatment.
Everett Steward. who has been in
town receiving surgical treatment at
the Somerset hospital, returned on
Tuesday to his home in Moose River.
Mrs. w. A. Moore of Norridgewock
was in town Tuesday to accompany
to her home her daughter, Miss Mil
bred Moore. who has been surgical
patient at the Somerset hospital.
Roland Benner of Bingham. who
injured his hand and arm while at
work, has come to Skowhegan and
entered the Somerset hospital for
treatment.
Miss Agnes French, r. ~, from
Auburn arrived in town Tuesday
night to care for Mrs. Chris<iana
Ordway. who is i'll at her home on
Pine street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Studley and
children Of East Madison were in
town the first of the week. being CALI
ed here by the death Of Mrs. Stud
ley's father, George +. Oak.
Mrs. Louise Laney went to Fair
field Wednesday morning to pass the
day with her mother, Mrs. Joseph
1.aney, who on Wednesday observed
her 63rd birthday.
Mrs. Lindon Norris, who has been
employed as cook at the New Show
hogan House, has completed her
dutios and returned to her home in
Bucksport Wednesday.
Samuel w. Philbrick went to Port
land Wednesday morning on two
days business trip. He will be the
guest while in the city of his son
and wife, Attorney and Mrs. Donald
Philbrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green left
Wednesday morning for Boston. They
will be guests Of Mrs. Green's daugh-
ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs q. ii.
Davis of Winthrop, and of sister
in-law, Mrs. Margaret bingham 81
Boston,
3. X. Meservey, who is the whole
sale salesman for the Elm City To-
hacco Company of Waterviile, re-
turned to that city "Wednesday
morning after being the over Tues
day night guest Of his brother and
wife. Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Meservey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Descherveau
(nce Miss Edna Dysart, who nave
heen in town the guests or MRS.
Dcscherveaus sister and husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pooler. lett on
Wednesday morning for HaVerhlli'
Mass.
Mrs. Pearle Vincent, who has re-
Gently been a surgical patent at ,he
Kennebec Valley hospital Win hel
little daughter, are passing some tiiiic
with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Porter Oh
Water street, while she IS coh|a'e'
cling. ,.;.,,.i,, IN
tho third grade at the Park school
during the absence of Mrs. Kate -.
IJolbrook. the teacher. who was can
cd RI Dexter Saturday afternoon ny
Tho death on that morning of her SIS
Ter. Mrs. Alice Fletcher Mower.
comfy Agent c. A. Storer or the
Somerset County Farm Bureau ana
Miss Marion q. Hare. the home DEM
illustrator. were both in Norridgewock
Wednesday attending an all gay
meeting OF both the men ana women
of the Farm Bureau in that town.
Mrs. Blanche Adams of Madison
who has been a surgical patient AT
the Somerset hospital, has so lar re-
covered :, to he able to go 10 tne
home of her sister and htlsbahu, NJ.
and Mrs. Isaac Pierce. Jewett street
where she will pass some time pelole
returning to her home.
Napoleon Clukey, the l4-Eeat -o'u
son of Paul Clukey of Madison Is
naticnt at the Somerset hospital. nav
ing been brought there TO feceiNe
treatment for injuries from peiis
Kicked by horse on Saturday noon
Young Ciukey attempted to mt
horse which he was driving on wa
or street in Madison. with the end o,
1ha reins. when the horse Kicked anu
hit the lad over one eye, maklhS
wound which it took several stllches
TO close and also fracturing Inc SKULL
Basketball Girls to Dover. F oserofe
The $. ii. S. basketball Girls team
will go to Dover-FoXcroft Frloav
afternoon to play the girls OF .le
1,oycrOft academy that evening". Inc