Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-08
/ SKOWHECAN


Canaan. and her niece. Mrs. G. F.
Finley, who came to attend the
funeral service Of Mr.. burlington,
which occurred a few weeks ago,
were in town Thursday and left on
the morning train for Mrs. Finley's
home in Hartford, Conn.,, where Mrs.
Purington will spend some weeks.
Master Leon Green. was in town
Thursday to consult optometrist,
Leon w. Symons.
DR.. Charles JudkinsAa former
Cornville man, but who for a num-
Der of years practiced in the state
of Colorado, who has been for some
weeks in Skowhegan, assisting in
the compilation of material for the
history of Skowhegan, which the
Skowhegan Historical Society is to
publish. went to Wiscasset on bust
ness Thursday morning.
Mrs. Amos Rines and children.
Gordon, Winnifred and Philip. of
Athens, were in town Thursday,
leaving on the morning train for
Westbrook. where they are to make
their future home.
Mrs. Cecilia Dionne, who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Florence Dionne. returned to Wa
terville Thursday morning.
Mrs. Ethel Brown and Mrs.
George Collins were in Waterville
for the day. Thursday.
Ralph Manter, who has been
playing with Foley's orchestra, went
to Lewiston on business trip, Wed
nesday afternoon.
William Foley, who played at
Lakewood two seasons ago and who
no hoon tho vnio OF nj ha
picture house for a year and a half,
is to be the pianist in Manter's Five
Dominoes orchestra, which Is soon
to begin its summer engagement at
Bear Pond, near Lewiston.
Rev. George l.. Thurlow. pastor of
the Bethany Baptist church, was in
Athens Thursday afternoon, at 100
o'clock. where he officiated at the
funeral service for Mrs. Rattle Cor
son.
Attorneys Hon. Lyman L. Walton.
Hon. George w. Cover. Edward F.
Merrill and Sherman Shumway,
have been in Bangor in attendance
at sessions of the law court.
Raymond Fogg. a senior at the
University of Maine, came over
Wednesday night by machine for a
brief visit at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gridley r. Fogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell of
Pine street, will leave today for
Boston and will sail Saturday for
England. They go especially to visit
Mr.. Mltchell's mother in Teighley.
They are to be accompanied by Miss
Edna Oddly. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Oddly. of Main
street, whose relatives in the old
ountry have never seen her.
Miss Doris Eaton. stenographer
in the law Office of Cover and
Shumway. is enjoying a weeks va
cation and left Thursday morning
for Boston, where she will pass a
week and will attend the graduating
exercises of the Boston Institute of
Technology. Miss Eaton will stop
at the Franklin Square House and
other members of the party will be.
same school as Miss Eaton, Miss
Pierce's Secretarial School. and
Miss Katherine Hayden of New
York. of Boston University. Miss
Eaton will also visit with relatives
in the suburbs of Boston.
Mrs. Ralph NJ. Hill went to Ban
gor Thursday morning to join Mr.
Hill, who is serving on the jury, at
the Federal court.
Mrs. Harold Wilbur. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Will
bur. of Madison avenue, returned
to Lewiston Thursday morning.
Mrs. Alice Wilson of Chelmsford.
Mass. Is in town. the guest of her