Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-24
SKOWHECAN

Mrs B. H. Johnson OF Athens was
| in town Saturday and left on the
morning train TO" Wayne where she
will be the guest of her daughter and
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. G \. Colt.
| Mrs. Nellie Adams left Saturday
morning for Portland and will before
! her return go to landau. \. H.
where she will be the guest of her
daguhter Mrs. H. f. Cole.
Mrs. Ella Priest went to Augusta,
Saturday morning. where she passed
the dav Nth her son, Ralph. who IS
manager II the Cloverdale Store in
the Capitol city and went to Port
land where she will visit for few
DAYS with her son, Walter Priest. -,
Mrs. H. S.~Crllen of N%a,er ST, and
her mother. Mrs. II. f. Spauldins
of Richmond who is her guest were
in Waterville for the dey Saturday.
Mrs. G. Ralph French of Cornville,
was a business caller IN town, Sat
urday.
Miss Elsie Cox. who is a student
at the State Normal School at Far
mington, as in town over the week
end the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Folsom ana
Mrs. Folsom's mother. Mrs. Carrie
tend the fair Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Rolfe of Portlan-,
have returned to their home after
being guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
p. Ordway of Water st. During the
visit they enjoyed a motor trip in
the eastern part of the state.
Miss Alice Ivers, who has been in
town two days on business. returned
Saturday morning to Bartlett, \. II.
Friends of Mrs. George Adams.
who has been very i'll for number
of weeks will be pleased to know that
she is improving.
Reginald McAllister one Of S. H.
s. athletes, went to Augusta, Satur-
CAV morning to attcn1 the Madison
Cony game.
Mrs. William F.. Thistle. who has
been in town visiting with her sis
t>r and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Cox of upper Middle St. left Sat
urday morning on her return to her
home in Bridgewater, Me.
Miss Elsie Young. n member or
the S. H. S. class of 1923. was hons
from Pennington Normal School
over the week end whica she spent
with her mother.
Miss Thelma Smith, who teaches
in Fairfield was at the home Of her
parents, MT. anu MIS-. rIdHh houii.h
at Lakewood, over Friday night cru
Saturday morning went to Fairfield,
where she attended a teachers meet
ing Saturday.
Elmer E. Harris. superintendent OF
the Skowhegan Jersey Creamery and
president of the Somerset Central
Agricultural Society went to Au-
gusta, Saturday morning. to be
present at a meeting Of the Agri Ill
tural Committee of the State Cham
Der Of Commerce of which he is
member. The committee at the
meeting held on Saturday discussed
and made plans where carload 81 j.
mcnts of farm produce from Maine
may be shipped daily to the Bos:on
market
Miss Dorothy Hobart, who is a
student at the State Normal School
at Pennington was the guest over
the week end of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hobart of High st.
Rev. and Mrs. Leslie w. Grundy.
who have been passing several weeks
at the Bigelow cottage or the cast
shore of Lake Wesserrunsctt being
there because of the ill health of Mr..
Grundy. returned Saturday to Phil
lips, where Mr.. Grundy is the pastor
of the Methodist church. Both Mr..
ana Mrs. Grumpy nave most OF
friends in Skowhegan. who certainly
hope that Mr.. Grundy's health will
improve and that he will be able to
continue the work at the Church in
Phillips, where he has been most
successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton H. Cleveland
who recently sold their homo OH
Madison Ave-, and have purchased
the double house on Pleasant ST., of
Mrs. Abbie Robinson are moving
into the apartment which has been
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Fol-
som and Mrs. Folsom's mother. Mrs
Carrie Bragg. who have taken an
apartment in the Butler house on
Leavitt ST., owned by Theodore Pom
erleau.
Attorney Thornton of Buzzell. and
Thornton of Belfast, who was in
town Friday and Saturday acting as
attorney for the defense in the case
of Dominick Susi of Pittsfield VS..
Fred Gray of Clinton has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown and their
nieces. the Misses Akeley. motored to