Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-03

PERSONAL MENTION

| PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Wilbur Hilton Of Arson was
in town shopping Friday.
/ Many friends OF Mrs. X. A. Withee
will be sorry to know that She is very
l Ill. II
Mrs. Eben B. Chase and daughter,
Miss Eunice Chase, have returned
! from a much enjoyed transconti-
mental trip. They visited several
cities on the Pacific coast.
| DR.. l. B. Mower of Waterville ar
rived in town on the early morning
train Friday to be present at a meet
| ing Of the board of trade Of the State
| Refprmatory for Women Of which
board he Is the president
Mrs. Mary Manter of Vassalboro
was the guest over Thursday night
| of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
!. j. Smith of Madison avenue and
gave a vocal solo at the vacation
bags opening at the Centenary Meth
odist church.
Mrs. William Lewis Of Norridge-
wock and her son B. E. Everett were
| in town Friday morning. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Everett are guests for a few
days Of Mr.. Everett's mother at her
home in Norridgewock and are soon
| returning to Portland where they will
pass the winter.
: William Mitchell Of the Maine
Spinning company. accompanied by
| Mrs. Mitchell. Friday. on the mid day
train for Philadelphia. Pa, where
they will visit with friends and where
Mr.. Mitchell has business. They will
before returning go to Tunhannock,
| Pa. where Mr.. Mitchell is interested
! in a mill.
Rev. Fraser Dunlop, who has been
passing several weeks in town at the
| nome Of his mother, Mrs. Simpson
| Dunlop. at her home on the Nor
| rldgewock road on the south side of
! the river and visiting with his sis
! ters. Mrs ApplebY and Mrs. Flem-
! ming left Friday for Jonesport. Me-,
"here ne will preach during the win
! ter.
! Miss Marion G. Hare. the home
| demonstration agent will lie in Scion
saturday where she will attend a
! meeting which ts TO be held at the
| nome OF Mrs. Flora Adams The sub
Ject to be considered is Foods and
Health. All ladies interested are cor
/ daily invited to attend whether
members of the ladies' branch of the
Farm Bureau or not
| n large number of the members of
the Skowhegan grange went to Ben
| ton Friday evening at which time
TIE Skowhegan grange was specia!
| guests and presented tie program.
Among those going were WORTHY
Master and Mrs. Charles c. C!eve-
land. Roland T. Patten. Marshall G.
; Viles, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester G. Ste
Tens. Mr.. and Mrs p. c. White. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Tuscan, Mr.. and Mrs,
Elmer B. Kowell.
| George Breckenbr dse Of Boston,
/ mas been IN town. the guest of his
/ nunt-in-law. Mrs. Rose Cushman. and
Ser son, State Highway Police Or
! ncer: Arthur w. Cushman of the
fiddle road to Waterville. Mr.
siteckenbridse returned to Boston
| sIoaS. making the trip by machine
ma S ne was accompanied by Mrs
,,ushman who will visit with Mr.. and
airs. Breckenridge at their home al
, wentworth Beach and with her sis
Boston "'''' III
Mr. Gn'i Mrs Charles MacDonouc h
OF Manchester N H.. were in town
Friday. Mr.. MacDonough. who Is =
representative for the Prentice Hal
company Of. New York was here or
business and they were also eniovino
?, their wedding. trip having been re-.
+. ecHtiF married. Mrs MacDonouph
> Is a member of the Manchester, n. 81
:, BUSINESS and Professional Women's
Grub and called or the president OF
me Skowhegan club. Miss Margaret
NJ. Chase and visited the local clnh
! block. AZ = isi'ail
! MIR. and Mrs Walter Kinsman who
We're on their return to their home
In Brockton, Mass. left on the morn :
ing train Friday after being guest ,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CasweIl ut
! Norridgewock. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Gaswe!l and Mr.. and Mrs. villa n,
| Koninson in North Anson: Mr.. and
!. mrs. Aimon Caswell at West New
( PORTLAND: Mrs Fiorie Chamberlain IN
k1ngfeld: Mr.. and Mrs. Cranv;,le
! Perkins, and Mr.. and Mrs, Vernnn
Williams in Madison are visiting With
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Gates Of S;,ve,
/ street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Gates
Madlson avenue. On their return they
were to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
frank LAID in Lowell, Mass. and
VII arrive home Sunday afternoon
Inns Is Mr.. kingnan's first visit IN
somerset county During tho twn
weeks passed here they were e,,est.
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