Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION

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| Dollar Dumont, son Of Mr.. anu
! Mrs. John Dumont of Winter street,
has gone to Boston. where he is TO
| take an optical course.
| Miss Gladys Hamor. who has been
most successful instructor of Home
Economics in the Skowhegan schools
and who resigned last spring, Is this
year teaching at Gorham. N. Fl.
| Mrs. Paul Roullard went to Fair
field. Thursday. to pass the day. be-
ing called there to meet Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Poulin OF Canada who are
! visiting in Fairfield.
| Mrs. Cora Cayouette went to Wat
erville. Thursday. where she will
meet a millinery representive and
! purchase millinery for her store on
| Water street.
| Mrs. Ethel W. Ames went to Good
! Win Thursday, where she. Is resum-
ing the work she did last year as
instructor of piano forte at the Good
! VIII schools. She will go to the
| school two days a week.
! Mrs. Warren f. Newton, who has
! been the guest of her mother. Mrs.
Annie Steward of Dudley Corner on
| the Canaan road, was ip town Thurs
| day and left for her home In Upton.
| Mass.
Miss Virginia W. Ames, who has
been passing the summer vacation
in town with her mother. Mrs. Ethel
: w. Ames, left Wednesday for Lew
; iston. where she takes up the work.
! of her second year at Bates college.
! During the summer Miss Ames
! has been employed at the First Ma
! tional Bank in Skowhegan and has
! also been the violin soloist at the
Federated church on the Sundays
| l,ol = at
| church.
! Miss Geneva Smith. who has been
passing a few weeks with her par
| ents. Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Smith of
| Madison avenue left Thursday for
New York. where she is a member
of the faculty at Columbia Univer-
! sitv.
Mrs. w. Fl. Hinckley and little son.
who have been guests of her sis
ters and their husbands. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Hinckley. of Cornville.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Cleveland of
Madison avenue. went to Waterville
Thursday to pass the day.
Karl r. Philbrick, the second son
of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel w. Philbrick
of Coburn avenue. who has spent
part of the summer since his gradu-
alton from Bowdoin college in June
with his parents, left Thursday for
a visit in Brunswick after which he
will go to Boston and is to enter
the Harvard School of Business Ad-
ministration.
! Arthur McQuillian. who has been
| spending few weeks in town the
guest of his father. N. McQuillian of
! Madison avenue, and with Mrs. Nc
| Quillian who Is the guest for few
weeks OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
| ~ Inf
on the morning train Thursday for
Boston. where he will resume his
studies at the Harvard Medical col
lege.
! Mrs. John G. Hoffses of Spencer,
| Mass. who has been in Dexter for a
! few days visiting with friends re-
. turned to Skowhegan. Wednesday,
night where she is the guest at the
/ home of her brother, H. G. Judkins
Mrs. Hoffses will go to Bingham to-
day, Friday, where she will he the
guest Of her sister and husband. ST.
perintendent and Mrs. Charles F.
Ball.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph w. Leighton
and daughter. Helen LEIGHTON. and
Mrs. Leighton's mother. Mrs. James
Steward of Portland. formerly OF
| Skowhegan. are expected to arrive
| IN SkOWneSan tOudN fTludN anu "
he guests at the homes of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Kirby and Mr.. and
. Mrs. Walter Fl. Hight of Over street
Mr. Leighton was for the mast Is
wears the principle of the SkOwhe-
gan high school and the family have
many friends in town who will he
Interested to know of their expected
visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred X. Day returned
/ Wednesday from an automobile trip
tmade in their new WHY'S Knight to
Canada where they visited with Mr.
Days parents. in Richmond, Quebec
and with a sister and her husband
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller in Sher-
brooke. Quebec and with other rela-
tives in the province OF Quebec. The
trip covered the two weeks vacation
which Mr.. Day had from his duties
at the Weston Power Plant of the
Central Maine Power Company by
which he is employed and was much
enjoyed by both Mr.. and Mrs. Day