Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-08
SKOWnECAN

DR.. l. 3. Mower of Waterville ar
rived in town Friday morning to
attend a meeting of the trustees OF
the State Reformatory for Women
of which he is the chairman.
Miss Carolyn Hobart returned to
Good Will Friday morning where
she is an instructor in the grade
schools, after passing the night with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
/ Hobart Of High street
Mrs. John w. Manter,. who has n
class in vocal culture in town which
SIZE recently organized, was in town
| over Thursday night to meet the
class and Friday morning returned
to her hone in Eassalboro Mrs Man
ter is studying with Braggiotti of
Boston who comes to Augusta once
each week. While in town Mrs. Man
aunt, Mr.. and MIS-. |. j. Smith of
Madison avenue. ana meets her class
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
, n. Smith.
Mrs. w. J. Prince of Jackman went
to Waterville Friday morning where
she is receiving treatment for her
eye. While being treated at Water
Vile Mrs. Prince Is stopping at the
home of Eddie MarcUuix in Skowhe-
gan.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Ellis went to VassaI-
boro FRIDAY morning where she will
visit her brother, Willard VALID
ION.
Mrs. Joseph Leighton of Athens
was in town friday and departed
| on the morning train for Boston and
will visit with friends in Boston
and Providence, r. l., with friends,
after which she will go to Rochester,
n. Y, where she will pass the
Christmas holidays with her daugh
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Z. Williamson.
Mrs. Athena Day, who has been in
town for few days visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivory A.
Homsted of Water street, and with
other friends, returned Friday morn
ing to South Portland.
The company which presented the
musical extravangder in town Thurs,
day evening went to Wateryille
Friday morning where that evening
they gave Listen to Me-"
On Monday, Miss Maitland Wal
tiers, daughter of DR.. w. H. and DR..
Ethel Walters of Fairfield, will be
graduated from the Kennebec VAL
ley hospital where she will complete
years training course, having taken
two years training at the Melrose,
Mass. hospital. Miss Walters is a
graduate of the Lawrence High
school at Fairfield and plaRs upon
her graduation from the kennebec
tailey hospital to become supelip-
tendent of private hospital to he
established at Bingham by Dir. De-
Veau.
Mrs. Sadie Bates of Sandy Point
was in Skowhegan over Thursdav
night and Friday in attendance al
a meeting of the board of trustees IF
the State Reformatory for Women.
Of which she Is member.
Grover Green of Jim Pond. u1o
with Mrs. Green were guests Thanks
giving day OF Mrs. Green parents.
mr.. ana Mrs. Asa Adams, acconip;tn-
ied by his brother In law. DR..
CHARLES r. Viles, returned to Jim
Pond Friday for short stav. Mrs
Green plans to pass the winter in
Skowhegan.
Mrs. Thomas Thomson was in
Waterville for. the afternoon Friday.
mrs Amanda Routliier went to
WatervilIe Friday on the midday
train and will visit with Mrs En-.
gene Landry over the week-enu
Mrs. Amos K. Butler was a nusi-
ness caller in Waterville Friday az
lSiHOOH.
Attorney Herbert E. Locke, of the
law hrm of Pattangall, Locxe and
Perkins of Augusta, was a business
, caller in town Friday.
Miss Louise Halle went to Fair
feld Friday afternoon and will yis;&
until the first of the week with lLrss
Andrew Dostie. o.
GeraId y. Dunn, county agen. md
MISS Marion G. Hare, the home lem
onstratfon agent of the Sofnarset
county Farm Bureau will be in La.
rome today where they will be in
attendance at the annual Coln,,,1.
nifty planning meeting.
| Blaine g. Viles of Augusta was
business caller in town Ffidny.
Mrs. Ora w. Valliere. clerk st the
local Office Of the American Railway
| Express company has been comm
ed to her home by illness.
Rev. George Merriam of the Be-