Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-21
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fitzmorris Of
Bingham were in town shopping Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Wakefield of
East Madison were in town shopping
Saturday.
E. L. Clough is building a new
double garage at his residence on
Madison avenue.
Miss Luel}a. Starblrd OF Lewis
ton arrived in town Saturday noon
to visit over Sunday with Rex Frost.
MISS Marie Goldamer, who teaches
IN the Lincoln building on Leavitt
street, passed the week end at her
home in Madison.
DR.. L. A. Dascombe was at the
home Of Walter Rowell several miles
above East Madison Friday. con-
eul,ing with DR.. Piper Of Scion.
MIS-. Sherman Gilbert. who is a
patient at the State Ref ,rmatory ut
: Fairfield came up Saturday noon to
, pass a short Va a.::"H at her nome.
Miss Alta Young, a member OF the
High school faculty spent the week.
, end with her father, Georso Young
at his home iE East Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fogler. re-
turned Friday night from Belmont,
Mass, where they have been the
guests of their son, Ben Baker Fog
Ter and family.
. Mrs. John Mitchell. who has been
n surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital was discharged Friday aid
went to her home on BloomielH
street.
Clifton Holt was in town Satur-
day afternoon on his return to Bos-
ten after being in Canaan. the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Holt.
MIR. and Mrs. Abraham Barnes, who
have been passing a few days IN
Portland on business arrived in town
on the noon train Saturday and re-
e. turned to their home in Cornviilc.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Withee of
Pittsfield arrived in town Saturday
noon to visit with Mrs. tWithee's
mother. Mrs. Christania Ordway at
her home on Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hobart and
their nephew Bernard Emmons. who
reside with them were in Norridge-
wocll Sunday the guests Of Mrs.
Hobart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Fmmons.
Mrs. Fben B. Chase left lie last
Of the week for Long Island, New
York and Rosele Park, n. J., where
she VIII WISH; with her daughters. the
Misses Funice and Gladys Chase.
who arc members of the High school
faculties.
Dcnavan Cool, who is boss dN or
at the American Wooden Mill at Old
Tow, car,c tome Saturday 20 pass
the week END Will: Mrs. Cool at tt cir
home on West Front street, and also
; to ;isit he parents. Ill. and Mrs.
Jorn Cool. Bic .mfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Moore. Mrs.
G.. C. Steward. Mrs. M. d. Skinner
and daughter. Miss Rachel Skinner OF
Bingham were in town Saturday on
their way to Waterville, making the
trip in the Moore car. They re-
ported the road very good by way
c. Norridgewock.
Rev. George Merriam. pastor OF the
Bethany Baptist church was in Corn
VILE Sunday afternoon when at z
o'clock Re officiated at the funeral
service of Joseph Judkins which was
held in the church on the East Ridge
road
Maurice Philbrick. son of Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Philbrick. Maple street,
who is student at the Harvard
Medical college was hest man at the
wedding of his cousin. Bruce M. II.
White and Miss Mary Baxter which
took place in Bath Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Leon Macarine and two
two children. Leon Jr.. and Mariat
Of Whitman are expected to arrive
in Skowhegan the last of the week
to visit with her sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Roderck of Free street and 9TH
err relatives. Mrs. Macarine who was
Miss Sadie Dulac has been home
for three years.
Malhon Dane. who is building
new house for his own occupancy On
Madison avenue on one Of the De-
mont Mason lots has moved his finn
lily to the apartment vacated by
Moses York there they Will live I'M
til their home is ready for the oc-
cutrncy. The Yorks have moved I.
Portland.
Mrs. Emery Thompson and her
children, Richard, Lois and Merrill.
who have passed the winter in town
at the home Of Mrs. Thomuson's sis
ter, Mrs. Origene A. Abbey on Mid
die street. left Saturday morning for
their home in Southport Richard.
who is junior in the S. II. S. will
return the first Of the week for the
remainder of the school year. Miss
Lois has made her promotion from
9th grade into the junior high.