Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Matte Goodwin went to Bos-
ton Sunday morning for a week.
Mrs. j. T.. Churchill was in Water
Vile on uSineSs Monda--.
Mrs. Iva Austin was in Waterville
Monday. where she is receiving medi =
cal treatment.
George l.. Nay has been quite i'll
at his home on Middle street for the
past ten days.
Judge IL. II. Brazzell of Fairfield
was in town Saturday. having pro-
fessional business in the supreme ju =
dicial court.
Mrs. K. w. Hanson. who has been
| in town the guest of Mr., and Mrs G.
Burrill, returned Monday morning to
her home in WatcrVi.lc.
Mrs. Maude Gledhil and Mrs. Ber-
, nice Ryder Of East Madison We're in
town Monday morning and went to
Watervillc. shopping.
Miss Lee Marshall. who was the
guest of Miss Jennie NORM Owe.
Sunday. returned to Watcrville Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Della Dixon returned to her
home in Benton Monday morning aft
| cr visiting with her brother and wife,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Boston. Mr.
Boston is very i'll.
Harold Holden. who has been
working for a few weeks at the At
lantic Il Pacific company store. has
completed his work there and is
working in the Maine Spinning nv
Deputy Sheriff Frank GIBSON, who
! is assisting Sheriff John A. MOocrs
during the April term of the supreme
court. went to Bingham Saturday aft =
! crnoon to pass Sunday at his home in
that village.
Howard W. Lowd, who is the rep
rcsentativc for the entire State of
Maine for the Durant Motor company
of Elizabeth. n. j.. passed Sunday
with Mrs. Lowd at their home on
Water street.
William !. Reel, State director of
the Near East Relief, of Portland,
was in town Sunday night and gave
a brief address and showed a three
reel picture, "Uncle America Sees
1t Through
Raymond G.. Foeg. a senior at the
University of Maine. who was in
town Friday, Saturday and Sunday
the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Gridley Il. I'ogS, Pleasant street,
returned Monday to Orono.
| Mrs. George Pariscau and son. Levi
Poolcr, who have been in town the
guests of Mrs. Pariseaus father. Jo-
scph Bclliger. left Monday morning
on their return TO their home in
Ludlow, Vt.
A. s. MacDouGal. manager Of the
SkoWhcgan Farmers Union store. and
Mrs. MacDouGal. went to Portland on
business Monday morning. They plan
to continue to Boston for a pleasure
trip of a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Mills and little
daughter Eleanor. who have been
guests of Mrs. Mills parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Hurley of West Front
street, returned to their home in
Portland Monday morning. !.
Thomas Thomson, who is employed
by the American Wooden company in
their mill at Oakland, returned to
Oakland Monday morning after pass
ing Sunday with Mrs. Thomson at
their home on Mount Pleasant av-
enue.
Mrs. Lottie Oils. formerly of
Skowhegan, now residing in Chelsea.
arrived in town Saturday evening,
being called here to attend the flu
neral of her SON in law, Albert A.
Jewett, which was held Sunday after
noon.
Miss Grace Fox. who passed the
Easter vacation with Miss Miriam
Prentice. a friend at Wheaton col
lcge, Norton, Mass, returned to Wan
crville Monday morning after pass
ing Sunday with her. parents. Dir.
anc Mrs. Thomas Fox, F'alrIleW aV-