Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION

mailman Cook OF Athens was in
town on business Thursday.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore of Hinckley
was In town Thursday on business.
Orpha Bouque went to Portland
Thursday morning where he will be
Mrs. HAIRY Fall spent the day
Thursday in Shawmut, visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Clifton Gerald.
Mrs. James A. Brown went to
Bangor Thursday morning where she
Is receiving treatment for her eyes.
| Willis Blanchard of Pugh's Corner,
Madison, was business caller in
ytown Thursday.
Mrs. Holmes P. Pickett was in
Clinton Wednesday afternoon, her
former home, where she called on
| friends.
Mrs. Mary Percival, who has pass
ed six months in Skowhegan went
to Sanford Thursday morning where
she will visit with friends. after
which she will go to Boston.
Miss Marion Edgecombe,: who has
been employed at the home of Ed.
Loomis on the Malbon's Mills road,
went to Portland Thursday morning
where she will be guest of friend,
Mrs. Libby.
| Miss Lottie Dixon, who has been
caring for Mrs. Henry S. Palmer of
\ Silver street, who passed away We'd
nesday afternoon. returned Thurs
day morning to her home in Fair
! field.
/ T., G. Haskell of the T. G. Haskell
and Company, bond house of Wor-
I cester. Mass, has been in Skowhe-
gan and nearby Somerset county
towns for the past few days on bust
ness for the company.
Mrs. Frank T.. Merriam and three
| daughters, Martha, Jean and Caro-
line of Franklln, N. H., are the guests
| of Mrs. Merriams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John G.. Griffin at their home on
Madison avenue.
[ Harry Smith. who is scaling for
the Jackman Lumber Company has
| been in town recently and visited
| with Miss Caroline Laurison at the
home of her parents on the River
| road.
Mrs. Stanley M. Cover. who was
called to Limington Sunday by the
illness of her mother. Mrs. Pillsbury.
returned Wednesday night and
| Thursday morning resumed her
duties as instructor Of French in the
| Skowhegan High school.
| Mrs. Willie Elliott and daughter,
| Persis OF Jackman, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jonathan Laurison at their
home on the River road to Water
vile. Before returning home Mrs.
Elliott and daughter will visit DR..
and Mrs. George E. Young.
Mrs. Mary Mantor of Vassalboro,
who is to be in town over Saturday to
meet prospect pupils in voice culture
and where she plans to start a class,
| will while in town be guest of her
| nnnJn ond Nv,
Smith of Madison avenue.
! Harrison Smith, who is directing
the st. Cecilia Orchestra of the
Notre Dame of Lourdes church, who
] was. in town over Wednesday night,
| and conducted a rehearsal that eve
ming, returned to Waterville Thurs
| day morning.
Frank c. Fellows of Boston ar
| rived in town Thursday noon and
| will pass few days with his brother
| and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred C. Fell
lows of East Front street. Miss Annie
H. Fellows of Boston is also a guest
lows.
Miss Rachel Conant. who has been
substituting in the French classes of
Mrs. Stanley M. Cover at the Show
hogan High school since Monday. re-
| turned to Waterville Thursday morn
ing to- resume her studies at Colby
college, where she is a member of
| the senior class.
Several young men from the
Skowhegan High school accompanied
by Principal Harry A. Foster, will
go to Pittsfield for the weekend,
where they will be in attendance at
the forty-second annual convention
of the State Young Mems Christian
Association which is to be held in
that town beginning Friday and clos
ing Sunday night.
M. F. Johns of Bangor, represent
ing the Johns Tire Company. recent
ly organized, was in town Wednes-
day calling on the stockholders Of
the Armstrong Rubber Company and
also was in the upper Somerset
| county towns on the same business.
The Johns Company recently organ
lied at Bangor. will distribute the
Armstrong Rubber Company's goods
The second in a series of dances
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