Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-13
sk0WhEeAM LOCAL NEWS
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PERSONAL MENTION

: N,ss Emma Smith left Wednesday
.or BOSTON on business trip.
'0 francis Friend was in Augusta on
snsiness Wednesday.
Mrs. c. w. Goodrich of Canaan was
=, town shopping Wednesday.
I" AIRS, C. E. Joy of Hincl1ley was in
.own on business Wednesday.
Miss Alice Bouchard was in Wat
.rville Wednesday, where she is TAX
'h Mrs. Grace Stevens Of Skowhegan
"a a surgical patient at the Somer-
ss Mr rU'G MAY Gordon. who has been
.ha e1,est Of friends in Waterville,
.aturned Wednesday noon. =
Mr.. Clark of the advertising de-
,.rtment of the Kennebec Journal
ras IN town on business Wednesday.
frank Withee, the tax collector
a, Madison, was in town on business
Tndre Charles o. Small of Madison,
fudge of the Somerset county pro-
hate court, was in town on official
business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Bushy and two
Nttle children went to Augusta We'd
nssday morning, where they plan to
pass some time.
Miss Elsie La Case went to Mil
,,nocket Wednesday afternoon, where
sha will be the guest Of her sister,
MRS Edward Boynton.
Mrs. Grant Wakefield of East Mad
ison was in town Tuesday and was
the puest for the day of Mrs. Mary
Moody of Mount Pleasant avenue.
Dr. Charles A. Moulton of Hart
land was a business caller in town
tuesday and was a dinner guest at
the Rotarian club.
Miss Annie Savage, daughter of
Arthur Savage of East Madison, is a
surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital.
W. H. HINGE. who is passing some
weeks in Waterville and has just
returned from a business trip to
worcester Mass, was in town on
business Wednesday.
Mrs, Harry a. DinSmore OF Water
street went to Waterville Wednesday
morning to pass the day with Mr..
Dinsmore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Dinsmorc.
Grant Wakefield Of East Madison,
who is having serious trouble with
his right eye, was in town Wednesday
morning on his way 70 Waterville to
see DR.. Hill. who is treating his eye.
Harry Hovey of Cornville and
Francis Emerson of Skowhegan went
to Lewiston Wednesday morning to
attend the meetings of the Maine
State Grange.
Mrs. Lena Wilson of Jackman, who
Is passing some weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. D. G. Jewett of Winter
street. went to Fairfield Wednesday
afternoon to visit her aunt, Mrs.
Hannah Barney.
Mrs. Bessie NJ. Thompson and
daughter, Mrs. Marion Oddly, and
Mrs. w. Fred Turner were in Fair
field Wednesday the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Blackwell, and also
went to Waterville on business, max
ing the trip in the Thompson car.
S. J. Whitney of Bingham, on the
board of courty commissioners, was
in town Tuesday in attendance at the
monthly meeting of the commission.
Mrs. D. C. Jewett went to Water
vile Wednesday noon to pass the
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Hilton of Nudd street.
John D. Mcdonald and Joseph
McKinnon of Prince Edward Island
arrived in town on the early morning
train Wednesday and are guests of
Mr.. McDonalds mrother. joseph D.
Mcdonald, and will visit in Boston
and New London, Conn, before re-
turning.
Charles Rollins of Pleasant Ridge,
road agent for Pleasant Ridge; An
drew Holden of Jackman. road agent
for Dennis Town. Bald Mountain and
Sandy Bay, and Earl Taylor of Bing-
lam, road agent for The Forks, West
Forks, and MoXie Gore. were all in
town Tuesday in attendance at the
meeting of the county commissioners.
Mrs. Gertrude BiXby, who has been
visiting with friends in Sidney. re-
turned on the mid day train Wednes-
day and was accompanied by her
three children, Arthur, Wilmer and
Nlelva. who will pass the vacation
with her at the home of Harry Lat
ter in Cornville, where she is en-
ployed.