Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Entertain

SUNDAY evening MI and Mrs. Harry
Newton delightfully."- entertained the
nurses of the Somerset hospital at their
new home on Court street. The eve
ming was spent socially and with mli-
sic and was much enjoyed by the
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton have
both been patients at the Somerset hos
pital twice and The party was given in
appreciation of the excellent care and
mdnt NindncSScS received from the
nurses during the time they were pa
TENTS at the hospital
Mrs. Newton served delicious cake
coffee. popcorn. candies and nuts. The
guests left AZ a late hour expressing
their appreciation IT the delightful
evening spent as Mi. and Mrs. New
TONS guests in their cosy new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter CoWett and
daughter, Miss Amelia Cowctt, who
We're iii town 10 attend the funeral
service of Mi Charles Lewis Monday
forenoon, returned on the noon train
10 their homes in Lewiston.
Mrs. Herbert Oddly returned Mon
day noon from NatclVillc where She
was one of the SolOiStS at the Nc
thodist church Sunday morning.
Airs. Ella i. Nelson of Waterville
came up Monday noon to attend the
April meeting OF the Ella T. Mitchell
Phiiathca class which was held Mon
day evening at the church. Mrs. Mel
son is one OF the charter members
Of the class, and whenever it is pos
slble comes up to attend the meet
lnSS.
Miss Lana Nottage. who teaches
in the Richardson district in the
cast part Of the town was in town
Monday on her way 10 East Madi-
son TO pass tie spring vacation with
her parents.
Hon. clyde II. Smith. one of SOM
crset County's senators at the Slst
Legislature. returned Monday noon
from Augusta.
Merton Chase of Hincklcy was in
town Monday on business.
Miss Ellie Mills. who has been
employed at the home of Attorney
and Mrs. William Folsom Merrill.
Water street. is Il surgical patient
at the Somerset hospital, having
submitted to an operation for APP
pcidicitis. Her friends will be
well.
Mrs. Florence Bacon. who is
serving on the first traverse jury at
the April term of the Supreme Judi
cial court returned Monday noon
from her home in Fairfield where
she passed the Weekend.
Mrs. Emma Frost, who has been
seriously ill was in Waterville Mon
day afternoon to receive treatment.
Mrs. Robert Munson, parole Of
ficcr of the State Reformatory went
to Lewiston on business Monday
noon. On her return she will stop
in WatervilIc Wednesday toy attend
the trustees meeting.
Willard II. Cummings, local agent
for the American Wooden Company
went to Boston on a business trip
Monday afternoon.
Miss Hortensc Glazier returned
Monday noon from Fairfield where
she has been the guest of ler grand
mother. Mrs. Alice Glazier.
Roy u. Hodgdon of Lewiston was
business caller in town Monday.
Miss Maggie james. who has been
the guest OF her uncle. Luke Pitts.
returned to her home in Fairfield
Monday noon.
Captain and Mrs. William Krcger
returned from their home in Fair
field Monday noon where they passed
the week end at their home. Mrs.
Mrs. krcger is member of the first
traverse jury ~ TIE AplJ tGIIl vi
the Somerset County Supreme Judi
cial court.
Mrs. John Laney and daughter
went TO Watcrville Monday noon to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bar
ney.
Attorney and Mrs. Thomas N.
Weeks. who were guests over Sunday
of Mrs Weeks parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. q. Chase. returned Monday
morning to their home in Waterville.
Mrs. Lula T. tGberts of Colorado.
who has been in town in the interest
Of the Woman's Association of the
Maccabees. went to Waterville Mon
day morning.
Miss Mary Louise landry and sis
ter. Mrs. Joe Poulne and little Miss
Christien Doutueil. who have been in
town the guests Of Miss Landry's I'M
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George |
Caron, Maple street, returned to Au
gusta Monday morning
Miss Maude Plummer, the attend |
ant in the dental Office of DR.. Fred !
@. Sawyer. is having brief yaca ton
from her duties and went to Hinckley
Monday morning to visit with her