Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-05
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. NJ. E. Lord was in Cornville on
professional business Wednesday.
| Attorney William 3. Brown of
was in town, Wednesday on profess
sional business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Tracy OF
| Cornville were business callers in
town Tuesday.
George Chervenak OF Madison was
a successful applican for American
citizenship before Judge Charles
Dunn in the supreme judicial court.
Mrs. Irwin B. Rice has returned
from Oldtown, where she has been
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Archie
Ploude.
Harry ]. Dysart, salesman at the
George and Harry Smith Clothing
store, returned Tuesday from a BUSH
ness trip to Portland.
katheryn ,Huckins, student at
| Boston university, IS passing the
Easter vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Nancy Huckins.
| Mrs. w. A. Chase, who has been in
Pittsficld the guest of her sister. Mrs.
q. ,. Lancaster, returned Wcdnes-
day.
| Thomas Spear OF Arson and Judge
| Charles o. Small of Madison were
in town Wednesday to act as wit
nesses for Chervcnak Gyorgy alias
George Chervenak.
Mrs. Cora Goodwin and son, Frank
Goodwin, of Athens, are visiting with
Mrs. Goodwin's daughters, Mrs. IL.
| Eugene Thompson, Summer street,
and Mrs. Sanford Russell, Water
street
| Miss Julia Cox, who has been
passing the Easter vacation with her
/ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox or
! the NorridgcWocll ROAD, has returned
| to Pennington Normal school, where
she is a student.
| Mrs. Robc l.. Watson of Watcrville
came to Skowhcgan Wednesday to
visit with Mr.. Watson, who IS tho
new manager OF the local store of the
| Emery Brown company of Watervllle,
and will while in town look at rents.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson plan to estab-
lish their home .:ere soon.
| Frank Patrick Haggan Of Jackman,
successful applicant for citizenship
: at the naturalization hearing before
Judge Dunn, Wednesday. left tor
| Portland to visit with his daughter,
| Miss Grace HagSan. and VIII also
| visit with his sister. Mrs. Kate Drew,
| in Sonon on his return to his home.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel III. Heasllp
and daughter, Doris, who have come
to Skowhegan where both Mr.. ana
Mrs. Iicaslip have work as WeaVefs
| in the American Wooden mill, went
to North Vassalboro Wednesday to
pack up their household furnishings
and move them TO Skowhegan.
Maurice Magoon, milk dealer re-
siding on the Old County road. mad
the misfortune TO slip on the ice at
his home Tuesday when getting into
| his milk team. and breaking the
small bone of his right leg. Dr. l.. A.
Dascombe. accompanied by sur
geon e. Earl Richardson, reduced the
| fracture.
Arthur Frederick. who has been in
Jaclman the guest Of his mother. ar
rived in Skowhegan Wednesday and
will visit briefly with Mrs. Frederick S
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Burk-
hardt of Mount Pleasant avenue ana
! will return to Portland accompanied
! by Mrs Roderick, who has been pass
| ing a few days with her parents.
Miss Verna Porter, student at the
| Miss Lucy Wheelock's Kindergarten
school in Boston. is passing the East
| err vacation with her parents, AIR.
! and Mrs A. A. Porter of Water
| street, and Miss Beatrice Nhittemore
of the same school is with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White
more of Malbon's Mills.
Miss Jeanic Thomson. who passed
| the Easter Vaca ton with her pa
rents. MI and Mrs. Thomas Thomson
| of Mount Pleasant avenue. and MISS
Felta Richardson. who passed the
vacation with her parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. Henry Richardson of East
Skowhcgan. have both returned TO
Pennington Normal school, where
| they are students.