Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-15
|Sk0WHEcAn LOCAL News
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PERSONAL MENTION

ENOJlNAA WLIN i xOlN
Miss Lucy Dinsmore Of Hinckley,
was in town Wednesday on business
and calling on friends.
Ellery futile and his cousin. Miss
Esther futile of Norridgewock, were
in town shopping Wednesday.
Arthur w. Cushman, State high
way police officer was in Waterville
on business Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ida Guilfoile entered the SOM
erset hospital Tuesday afternoon for
surgical treatment.
Mrs. Walter Freese Of Madison,
who has been surgical patient at
the Kennebec Valley hospital, has
been discharged.
Miss Lou Starbird returned to
Lewiston Wednesday morning after
visiting since Tuesday noon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stancsr Frost.
Walter II. Hight and Fred c..
Pooler left Tuesday afternoon for
Boston to attend the automobile
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde +. Decker were
in Clinton Wednesday afternoon to
attend the funeral of Arthur Mari,
who's wife is a cousin of Mr.. Deck
er.
MRS. Ralph Hill went to Fairfield
Tuesday afternoon to accompany
her young niece, Priscilla Lawrence
who has been her guest to her home
in that city.
Mrs. Elmer Blaisdell and little
son. DerwoOd. who was born at the
Kennebec Valley hospital, have been
discharged and returned to their
home on the Waterville road.
Mrs. George Thomson Of the Lake
wood road was in town Wednesday
morning leaving on the s o'clock
train for Louisville. Conn.,, where she
will visit with daughter.
Rev Theodore Halbert Wilson.
who is principal of the st. Johns
bury Academy. st. .IOhnsbury. VT,
formerly pastor of the Skowhegan
Congregational church. who with
Mrs. Wilson and children. Faith
Evelyn and Theodore. Jr., who have
been guests of Mrs. Wilson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Harris. Tur-
ing for Boston. Mr.. Wilson is soon
middle west and Mrs. Wilson and
children will remain in town with
her parents during his absence.
Kennebec Valley Hospital Notes
Medical patients at the Kennebec
Valley Hospital are +. A. Ridcout of
Spring Street, Bangor, who is en-
ployed by the Central Maine Power
Company, in town.
Zelber T.. Greenleaf an r. r. d.
mail carrier of Starks.
Mrs. John Wellington Corners of
Arson.
Chester Locke OF Cornville and
Mrs. Helen Hutchinson of Water St,
Skowhegan. Sc
Mrs. Archie Corson Of Malbon's
Mills and Harland Vigue of Fairfield
surgical patients are both improving.
The Polander who was brought to
Skowhegan Saturday and placed in
the county Jail because Of seeming to
be violently insane and whose in
sanity upon examination by medical
men proved to be caused from alco-
holism and whose condition has
greatly improved. was sent to Bangor
Wednesday morning where he has
some personal effects and will later
go to Chelsea, Mass, where he has
relatives.
The young people OF the Centenary
Methodist church are to present a
musical comedy "A Bonnet is a Bon
net for a That" tomorrow, Friday
evening in Grange hall.
The semi monthly meeting of the
Russell Relief Corps will be held
Friday afternoon in the Grand
Army hall.
Mrs. Joseph Otis Smith will OBJ
serve her seventy fifth birthday to-
day. Thursday the 18th at her home
on Water ST.
Mrs. Ella r. Nelson has rented her
furnished home on Mechanic street,
which Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Enright
and sons Ellsworth and Kenneth have
occupied for the past two years and
who are vacating today. Thursday,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds. who re-
Gently came here from Dixf1eld.
where Mr.. Reynolds has position
as superintendent for the Skowhe-
gan Paper Company. Mrs. Nelson
reserves a few rooms for her own
, occupancy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Enright and
sons Ellsworth and Kenneth are
leaving this Thursday morning for
Los Angeles. Calf. where Mrs. En-
rights people reside. Mr.. and Mrs.
Enright and sons are to visit with
friends in Virginia where they for
merly resided. Mr.. ENRICH has been
master mechanic at the Maine Pulp
and Paper Company now Skowhegan
Paper Company Mill since two years
ago last August. They have made
many friends here who much regret
their removal from Skowhegan.
The meeting of the Bloomfield
Temple Past Chiefs Association Of
the Pythian Sisters which was to
have been held with Mrs. Eta Els
more on Tuesday night was post
nOned because of the illness Of Mrs.
Elsmore, who is confined to her
home.