Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-06

Nathalie Boiler.
Norman Richardson OF Fairfield
was business caller in town Mon
day.
Miss Bessie Crocker, who is en-
ployed at the kennebec Valley hos
pital. went to her home in Canaan,
Monday afternoon. because OF the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Croker. where she plans to pass
two weeks. During her absence her
place at the hospital will be filled
by Mrs. William Horne.
Mrs. f. 4. Gilmore, Mrs. Hattie
Brown and Mrs. +. Richardson of
Fairfield were business callers in
town Monday.
Fred w. Dyer, who has served on
the traverse jury during the January
term of the Somerset county SUI
preme court. will return to his home
in New Portland today CTuesday).
While in town Mr.. Dyer has been
and Mrs. Dyer of Winter street.
Mrs. +. r. Monk of Benton was
in town Monday morning on bust
ness.
Harry Cool of Canaan was bust
ness caller in town Monday.
Judge George NJ. Hanson. who has
presided at the January term of the
Somerset county supreme judicial
court, left Monday noon for his
home in Calais, court having finally
adjourned that forenoon.
Mrs. II. II. Walker of Fairfield
was i'll town Monday morning.
Harry Mckinney of Clinton was
business caller in town Monday.
NJ Dol Of q
president OF the Rebekah Assembly
of Maine. arrived in town Monday
noon to be present at the eleventh
anniversary of the Pioneer Noble
Grands Association, which was held
Monday afternoon and evening in
the l. O. O. l.. hall. While in town
Mrs. Palmer will be the guest OF
Mrs. Allen Dyer. the present noble
grand of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge,
of Winter street. and Mrs. Mary NJ.
Hurley of Mount Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Packard Of
Boston arrived in town Monday
noon to visit for a time with Mrs.
Earl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Watson OF Jewett street.
George Smith of Fairfield was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mrs. A. *. Butler was in Water
Vile for the afternoon Monday.
Attorney William Folsom Merrill
went to Dover. Monday afternoon.
where he was one of the attorneys
in the case of Fred O. Herrick vs..
Eldridgc Brothers and the United
States Fidelity Guaranty Company.
Mr.. Merrill is attorney for the nit
ed States Fidelity Guaranty COM
pany. The case will be heard be-
fore the Industrial Accident Com
mission.
Mrs. Russell Hamlin and little
daughter, Jeanne, who have been
the guests for two weeks OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George *.
Thomson, returned Monday noon TO
their home in Waterville.
Mrs. Blanche Friend was IN wa
tervilIe for the afternoon Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. Van Slyke OF
Boston passed Sunday in town al
the Skowhegan House, being in
town on business.
II. T.. Washburn, who for the past
five years has been employed at the
Colby II. Huff studio and VINO re-
Gently completed his duties there'
has accepted a position WIN me
,, North American Fibre Products
| COMPANY of Cleveland, O.. as rep
rcsentative of Somerset county. ms
! is an old-established company ana
| are manufacturers of paints. enam-
| els. roofing compound. etc. and mas
| q reputation of placing first class
| goods on the market. Mr.. WASH
| burns many friends will wish MN
| the best Of success in his new llne
| of work.
| Mrs. Charles Littlefeld. who mas
! been in town. the guest OF her hio'n
cr. Mrs. Maria Webb. and sister
Miss Emma Webb of Mount Pleas
| ant avenue, returned 10 her hoiiie
in Albion. Monday noon.
/ Elmer S. Adams OF Madison. VINO
| has been introducing court at the
January term of the Somerset conn-
ty supreme judicial court and per-
forming other duties in his capacitt
of deputy sheriff. returned Monday
| afternoon to his home in .Madlsoii'
Mrs. Elise Fellows White went 10
Waterville. Monday noon, "here
! that evening she attended the con.
cert given by Juan Manen. the great
Spanish violnist. who played at the
Bantist church that evening. ,,
George L. Parker of Beech H'il:
the local field agent for the Portland
Packing Company was in town Mon
day on his way to Portland 10 at
tend q meeting Of said company.
i Donald p, Burrill Of F. c. Burrill
! &. Son, printers, went to Boston on
| business Monday. Mr.. Burrill Will
! also visit his brother, Arthur Burllll
! in Boston.
! George T.. II. Smith was in Water
| Vile Monday where he met a sales
man and purchased merchandise for
| his clothing store.
Mrs. Frances Spofford and two
little sons, Gerald and Royal OF
| Bloomfield street, went to Oakland
Monday morning. being called there
! by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
| S. D. Knight.
| Miss Esther Flewelling returned to
| Skowhegan. where she is employed
| in the Somerset Shoe Shop. Monday
| morning after spending Sunday with
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