Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-22
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PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONAL MENTION
= Milliken of Boston left on the
I,;re train Friday after being in
, nv on bushes.
,,.s lanes P. Gallant returned Fri
morning from New Brunswick,
oS a. she has been visiting.
n.,,tv Sheriff Leahman Of Rock
p.p nos in town on official business
thursday.
rrsd Chase, the youngest son of Mr..
Mrs Eben B. Chase Of Madison
snu .Ma has returned to Waterville to
s snn,e his studies at Colby.
nav Fitzmorris, who graduated
nv powdoin college last June left
nv .aov morning for Boston, where he
t'.u" snter the Harvard Law school.
sc " woe Fl. Foster, of Waterville, as
,' ve superintendent Of the Maine
$751;, Railroad Company, was in
.e A,s IN official business Thursday.
Wv" Srrs A. Il. Campbell returned to
W., hsS Thursday afternoon on the
; Ds.e train after visiting with friends
il town. Wv, ,,-,.,, ord ca,
mr. and Mrs. Lew w lyman dHeL soii'
have passed some weeks at the
VIII cottage at Lakewood, have
,tnrned to their home in Chester. Pa.
IT, ,I.s Mark Dinsmore returned to
- Nh, home in Waterville Thursday af-
a '-,oon after visiting with her son
ls YEA wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
@ ra~ of Water street.
D palmer and Ed Haskell of the
riSrehec Journal force who have
hsnA in Skowhegan on business since
% % returned Friday afternoon to
.ssir homes in Augusta.
'A Rev. George Merriam, president OF
49, educational board of the United
p p-r of Maine Convention was in
THarterville Thursday in attendance of
~,oetinc of a sub committee of this
board. ,,,s ,,o hos
wi the summer with her parents.
~ and Mrs. Frank Hubbard Of the
1"twood road, has returned to Wa
...,;l,e 10 resume her studies at Col
by college. s 1t. <r;o,a
rr.d IaFrance, who have been in
MADISON guests of relatives OF Mr.. ST.
1n,ss we're in town Friday morning
~ their way to their home in Old
town. 1,-.t
poyhnrv. Mass. who have been the
nests of Mrs. Nicors sister, Mrs. T..
2 salisbury, at their home in Canaan,
..r,e 10 Skowhegan Thursday and
sra puests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph n.
Smith of Madison avenue.
Dr F. H. stevens and his sister,
Miss Luella stevens of Cambridge,
Mass. who with other members OF the
family have been passing some weeks
a. the summer home. Bloomfield, in
Skowhegan of the doctor, have re-
tnrned to Cambridge, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Lamb, Mr.. and
Ms Carl Curti and Mrs. Harvey B.
Goodwin motored to North East Har-
Nor Thursday where they We're
guests of Mrs. Goodwin's son and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Goodwin
and also visited Bar Harbor, making
the trjp in the Lamb car.
Miss Grace Burill, who was en-
nloved at the Belgrade Lakes during
the summer season and who mas
snent a few weeks at her summer
home THE Red House" in Canaan,
was in town Midday morning and de-
narted for her home in Boston on the
morning train.
Miss Marian Merriam went to Wa
teryille Thursday where she VIII re-
sumo her studies as junior at COPY
college after passing much OF the
summer at the home of her parents.
Rev and Mrs. George Merriam at the
Bethany Baptist parsonage on Maol-
son avenue.
Mrs. Laura A. Bradley. who spent
the summer in Skowhegan AT the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Judkins
and has been the guest for lew
weeks Of Miss Grace Burrill of Bos-
ton at her sumner home THE Red
House" in Canaan was in town FIJI
Gay morning on her return to Boston.
Mrs. R. B. Palmer of Augusta spent
the day in town Thursday with MI.
Palmer, who is a subscription agent
CT the Kennebec Journal Company
and visited over night with her cou-
sin, DR.. Cora NJ. Johnson, at the
State Reformatory for Women or
which institution DIR. Johnson is the
superintendent.
The following Skowhegan club Ia
dies. Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth,
Miss Louise H. Coburn, Mrs. l.. A.
Dascombe, Mrs. Eelizabeth A. Marble,
Mrs. r. Fred Wilson, Miss Hannah
R. Page. Miss Margaret NJ. Chase
Miss Mildred Beale and Mrs. EDWIN
P. Whiting who have been attending
meetings Of the Maine Federation
held this week at Bar Harbor nave
returned.
Miss Rachel Conant daughter OF
Mr.and Mrs. A. E. Conant OF cross
street and Miss Grace Fox, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox OF Falr-
view avenue, who have passed the
summer at the homes of their parents
and have a part of the vacation been
employde at the local store OF the
ery-Brown Company returned 10
Colby where they are to take up the
work Of their senior year.
When returning from England.
where Mrs. George Thompson Vlslted
with relatives and her son, Alexander
thomson, who is a student at OXFORD
on the steamer Samaria, late this
summer met and made friends with
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hill of Padiham.
England. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. VINO
were coming to the states to visit
with relatives and friends in New
York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey
nave been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
thomson at their home on Mount
Fieasant avenue for a week and de-
parted on the morning train Friday